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Ballyheane maintained their place at the top of the Super League standings after a 2-2 draw on the road against Ballina Town last weekend.

The home stretch for the Elverys Sports Super League season will come into sight this weekend when the league resumes action after a week's break.

The race for the the Elverys Sports Super League title took a dramatic turn last weekend, when Kiltimagh-Knock United went to Quigley Park and came home with a 3-1 win.

It's back to basics this weekend in the Mayo League after the divisional cups last weekend.

Castlebar Celtic will have to do it all again against Ballinasloe Town in the Connacht Junior Cup semi-final after their clash last Sunday was abandoned due to weather conditions.

There's nothing separating the top five sides in the Elverys Sports Super League at the moment, with the top five sides in the division all locked on seven points each - but the two old big beasts of the league, Westport United and Castlebar Celtic, do still have a game in hand (against each other) over the other three sides.

Ballyheane took a big step towards a first ever Super League title with a big 5-0 win at home over Claremorris last Sunday.

The opening weekend of action in the Mayo League saw plenty of goals and wins for the big three sides in the Elvery's Sports Super League, with defending champions Castlebar Celtic, Westport United and Ballina Town all picking up three points.

Ballina Town and Westport United kept up their pursuit of Super League table toppers Castlebar Cetlic last weekend, with wins over tricky opponents.

The main attention switches from the league to the league cup this weekend, with four sides left in the hunt for the Westaro Cup.