Supernova 1 edged Trojans 2 21-18 on Sunday to stay perfect and climb to the top of the London Regional League. In a high-scoring contest at Sacred Heart Catholic Secondary School, the hosts had just enough composure late on to turn a tight battle into a statement win.

The Match

Supernova 1 and Trojans 2 served up a lively, end-to-end game where neither side could afford to switch off for long. The home side set the tone with sharper movement in attack and cleaner decision-making around the post area, but Trojans kept finding answers to prevent the match from slipping away early.

With no individual scoring breakdown provided, this one read as a full-squad effort: Supernova’s ability to keep the korfs coming across both divisions proved decisive, while Trojans stayed in touch through timely responses and spells of momentum that briefly threatened to swing control.

The 21-18 margin tells its own story: close enough to underline Trojans’ competitiveness, but clear enough to show Supernova’s growing authority. It also matters in the wider context—this was the league leaders protecting a 100% record, while handing a direct rival their first away setback of the campaign.

What It Means

• For Supernova 1: they move up to 1st with 6 points from 3 games and remain in the promotion zone; the WWW start continues, and they sit 6 points clear of the relegation places.
• Home comfort: the hosts are now WW at home, and this tight win shows they can manage games even when the margin is slim.
• For Trojans 2: they drop to 4th on 4 points from 3 games (GD -1), still only 2 points behind the leaders and 2 points off top spot, but now with their away record at L.
• League picture: Supernova’s rise to the summit tightens the chase pack behind them, with Bec 2 also on 6 points—early-season momentum is already shaping the promotion race.