St John's United have broken a Manx record.
Last night (Tuesday) the 2011 champions became the highest scorers in a Division Two season, when they demolished Malew 25-1 at Mullen-e-Cloie.
The rout was led by Andy Glover, who hit eleven goals, and his brother Steven who helped himself to eight!
The record had previously been held by Peel who scored 154 goals en route to their title success in 1997.
However, St John's surpassed that mark last night and still have three league games to play.
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