Burringbar Bandits fresh from their 6 – 1 demolition of South Lismore in FFNC Men’s First Division football last weekend will face another huge test when they host third placed Bangalow at 3.00pm.

The Bandits moved to top spot after this resounding success and have proved many of the doubters wrong in the process. Bangalow are also coming off a solid performance having disposed of the talented Alstonville side 2 – 0, so the scene is certainly set for a bruising and desperate encounter.

Tuesday night Tweed Heads traveled to Alstonville for a catch up game from earlier in the season, where the match official failed to show, but the hosts could not match it with their northern counterparts going down 1 – 0 to round out a disappointing week.

This Saturday Alstonville should take the tree points on offer when the play Murwillumbah Hammers while for Tweed Heads will face the dangerous Kingscliff who last weekend burst Murwillumbah Saints bubble.

Elsewhere Pottsville will travel to Tumbulgum, South Lismore will head up the mountain to Uki and Saints will be up against the much improved Woodburn.

^{Sundays Tursa Premier League fixture between Lennox Head and Workers FC is set to produce some fireworks with both sides looking to capitalize on other results over the weekend.}

^{With Lennox sitting in 2nd place on the ladder any slip up by leaders Byron Bay will give the Sharks the chance to jump to the lead. Workers on the other hand will be desperate to stay in touch with the leaders as another loss here will open the door for the top four sides to put some more distance between them.Workers will host Lennox at Richards Oval from 2.30pm Sunday.Goonellabah face a tough encounter against the inconsistent Maclean with both sides coming off less than flattering results last week. The Bobcats lost further ground on the leaders when they went down to Thistles 4 – 2 while the Hornets struggled to grab a draw against local rivals Italo Stars. Weston Park will be the venue for this challenge from 3.00pm Saturday.}