The promoted Racing United FC registered their first win in top-flight football beating Dunbeholden FC 1-0 in their Wray and Nephew Jamaican Premier League on Sunday.

Mikhale Williams netted the historic goal in the 40^th minute at the Ferdie Neita Park in Portmore for the St Catherine-based club.

Coached by Anthony Patrick, Racing United secured their spot in the JPL by defeating Westmoreland-based Reno FC 2-1 on aggregate in the promotion playoffs earlier this year.

In their first match in top-flight football, Racing lost 0-1 to Waterhouse FC last week in a game in which they could have left with a point following a promising debut. Racing with their maiden win to move into the seventh spot with three points in the 14-team league.

It was another dismal day for Dunbeholden as they crashed to their second consecutive defeat following their 0-3 loss to Arnett Gardens on the opening day to be at the bottom of the league in 14^th spot pointless.

Meanwhile, Vere United registered their first win of the season beating Molynes United 3-1 in the curtain raiser at Sabina Park. Vere’s Roshown Oldfield opened the scoring in the 11^th minute before Jermy Nelson pulled Molynes United levelled in minute 13. Denzel McKenzie restored Vere’s advantage in the 25^th minute before Romarion Thomas put the icing on the cake in stoppage time, netting in the 90+5 minute.

In the feature encounter at Sabina Park, Cavalier SC edged Portmore United 2-1 in what was their first game of the season.

Tarick Ximines raced through on goal and gave Portmore United a 19th-minute lead. But Jalmaro Calvin pulled Cavalier levelled with a powerful shot on the turn in minute 25. An own goal by Akeem Mullings in the 61^st minute handed Cavalier all three points.

At Effortville Community Centre in Clarendon, home team Humble Lion and Tivoli Gardens battled to a 0-0 stalemate.

Later today, Montego Bay United will host Harbour View at 7:00 pm at the Catherine Hall Sports Complex.