Police are investigating a shooting incident early Saturday morning that left two men nursing gunshot wounds.

The media personality charged with molesting a teenager made his first appearance before a magistrate yesterday and was remanded to Her Majesty’s Prison.

One mother has decided to fight for her son’s right to free movement and is seeking an explanation from Asot’s Arcade Parham FC and Antigua & Barbuda Football Association (ABFA) as to why the national youth player is being barred from playing for the club of his choice.

Championship hopefuls LIME Old Road, widened the gap at the top of the standings in the imobile Premier Division football competition on Sunday with a one-nil victory over Bassa but all eyes seemed fixed on defending champions Asot’s Arcade Parham who won their fourth straight contest since the season’s second and final national transfer window.

The two newcomers to the imobile Premier Division football competition – La Bussola Willikies and Pigotts Bullets – continue to struggle at the bottom of the standings as they battle to break the demotion curse associated with newly promoted teams to the top flight.

Defending imobile Premier Division champions Asot’s Arcade Parham, recorded only their second victory of the Antigua & Barbuda Football Association (ABFA) 2011-12 season, when they defeated former champions Sugar Ridge Sap, 2-0, in the lone fixture played at Antigua Recreation Grounds (ARG) on Sunday.

National player and one of the most sought after strikers here in Antigua, Peter “Big Pete” Byers, said that once he becomes eligible to play in January, he will be featuring for his community team, Sugar Ridge Sap.

Bassa FC and its young energetic squad continue to defy the odds in local football, racking up a third victory in their last four outings.

Matches in the imobile/OBSERVER Media Group Premier Division football competition continues to be hampered by persistent rains as the Competitions Committee within Antigua & Barbuda Football Association (ABFA) were forced to postpone scheduled double-headers on Saturday and Sunday.

It is hardly a week into the Antigua & Barbuda Football Association (ABFA) two-week transfer window that runs from December 1 to 14, and already a number of top players have declared their intentions of heading to what they believe to be greener pastures.