Supernova 1 powered past Nomads 2 22-16 at Sacred Heart Catholic Secondary School, keeping their perfect start intact and reinforcing their status as the London Regional League pace-setters. A six-korf margin underlined the gap between a promotion-chasing home side and visitors still searching for consistency on the road.

The Match

On Sunday 25 October 2026, Supernova 1 set the tone early and rarely let Nomads 2 settle into sustained control. The hosts’ movement through the divisions looked sharper, with cleaner feeds into the post area and quicker second-chance pressure whenever the first look didn’t drop. Nomads had spells where they matched the intensity, but they were repeatedly forced into longer possessions as Supernova’s defence stayed disciplined.

The scoreboard reflected that steady control: Supernova kept nudging the gap wider whenever Nomads threatened to close it, showing the kind of composure you expect from league leaders. Nomads’ attacking passages had bright moments, but too often they were made to work hard for each korf, while the home side found ways to convert during key momentum swings.

The 22-16 finish—an emphatic six-korf win—adds another convincing line to Supernova’s unbeaten record and sends a clear message to the chasing pack. For Nomads, it was another tough away day and a reminder that their overall position is solid enough for now, but performances need to travel if they’re going to climb the table and close the gap above.

What It Means

• Supernova 1 stay 1st and remain in the promotion zone, moving to 8 points from 4 games with a formidable GD of +44 and a perfect WWWW run.
• The leaders’ home form continues to be a platform: WWW at Sacred Heart this season, with their overall record now W4 D0 L0.
• Nomads 2 remain 6th on 2 points from 4 (GD -12), and their away record slips further to LL, highlighting where the immediate improvement must come from.
• The visitors are six points behind Supernova and six points off promotion, but they also have three games in hand on the team above, giving them a clear route to climb if they can string results together.
• From a league perspective, Supernova’s win keeps the pressure firmly on the chasing group—Bec 2 remain closest on 6 points—while the relegation picture is unchanged, with Nomads two points clear of the bottom two.