Colby are through to the semi-finals of this season’s FPI FA Cup after a remarkable victory over Laxey on Saturday afternoon.

JCK Division Two side Colby stunned their Premier League opponents by racing into a three-goal lead at the Station Fields thanks to goals from Adam Fretwell, Ste McIntosh and Carl Hickey.

However, the Miners struck back through a Stan Manning brace and a Michael Fernandes strike to force extra-time, with Colby being reduced to 10 men when Fretwell was sent off late.

Laxey appeared to put one foot in the semis when Fernandes gave them a lead in the first half of the additional 30 minutes, only for Hickey to level matters.

With penalties looming, Hickey popped up to complete his hat-trick in the dying minutes to seal a dramatic and remarkable 5-4 win for the southerners.

Elsewhere in the FA Cup quarter-finals, St George’s were in ruthless form as they knocked out holders Corinthians at Ballafletcher.

Despite the eventual 6-0 scoreline, the game was a close affair until just before halftime when Whites defender Ryan Burns was shown a straight red card following a foul on Joey Morling.

It wasn’t long before Geordies made their numerical advantage count as they netted twice on the stroke of halftime through Chris Bass Jr and Joel Ibanez.

Corinthians briefly threatened a fight back after the break but when the Saints netted a third through Maleigh Freestone, the floodgates opened.

Ibanez soon added his second of the game following good work from Furo Davies, before Bass did likewise.

And the Saints completed the victory in injury time when Ciaran McNulty netted the rebound from a Johnny Myers effort.

The other remaining last-eight tie saw Premier League leaders St Mary’s edge past DHSOB at Blackberry Lane 2-1 courtesy of goals from Jack McVey and substitute Luke Booth.

The sole game in the Premier League saw Rushen United end their league campaign with a 4-3 win away at Marown thanks to goals from Dan Hattersley, Josh Kelly, Ste Riding and Matthew Cain.

In Division Two, there are new leaders after RYCOB went top of the table thanks to a 5-1 victory at Douglas and District, while Malew and Ramsey closed the gap on second-placed Pulrose United courtesy of wins over Onchan and Michael United respectively.

Foxdale boosted their own top-four hopes with a hard-fought 2-1 victory away at Union Mills, while Gymns claimed their sixth win of the campaign with a 5-2 success at Governor’s Athletic.