Central Coast and Melbourne Victory have emerged as the biggest movers on the A-League table after scoring key victories in round seven.The Mariners ran amok in a 2-0 win over league dark horses Perth to shake up the competition table, rising from ninth spot all the way into the top six.Paul Okons men finally ended a streak of 36 games without a clean sheet and have now lost just once in their past five fixtures.Striker Roy ODonovan, who scored his fifth goal of the season in the win, was pleased to see the results finally match their wholesome efforts this season.It is good to see because a new manager comes in, hes got a new way of thinking, a new way of expressing football, ODonovan told AAP.People are buying into it now. Its starting to get better to watch too. At the start we were a bit cagey, but every game I think weve gone up maybe five per cent.ODonovan predicted the best of the Mariners was yet to come, urging his team not to be content with their first win at home since New Years Eve.They again play at home against Western Sydney on Saturday.Youll see the best of us after Christmas, but that result will give us plenty of confidence going into another home game against Western Sydney, he said.We cant just think its a good result and then win again in three months now. Weve just got to keep getting clean sheets and improving. If we do that, well be alright this year.The upset kicked off an intriguing round that included ladder leaders Sydney FC dropping points in a scoreless draw with bottom-placed Adelaide Reds.It was the second week in a row the Sky Blues were held to a draw after winning their opening six games of the season.The Wanderers winless streak hit six games after being held to a 1-1 draw with Brisbane, while Victory jumped to third after a decisive win over Newcastle.Winger Marco Rojas was arguably the best player at the weekend, scoring once and seeing a deflected free kick go in for Victorys 2-0 success.Melbourne City talisman Bruno Fornaroli saw his side leapfrog Victory into second place by taking the points from Sundays match against Wellington Phoenix.Another deflected opener - this time from Nick Fitzgerald via Marco Rossi - opened the scoring before Roy Krishna scored his fifth of the season.Fornaroli scored a 71st minute penalty - his seventh goal of the season - to ensure Wednesdays FFA Cup final will be between the top two sides in the league for the first time. 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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Jacksonville Jaguars running back Denard Robinson said his car ended up in a retention pond after a single-car accident earlier this month because he fell asleep while at a stoplight.Robinson emphasized that he was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol at the time of the early-morning accident on July 3.If that was the case, I would have had a DUI, Robinson said in his first public comments since the accident.According to the Jacksonville Sheriffs Office report, Robinsons Chevy Impala slowly drove through an intersection on the wrong side of the road and ended up in a retention pond shortly after 4 a.m. July 3.Robinson was found asleep at the wheel of his car while it was slowly sinking into the pond. The 25-year-old Robinson and his passenger, 29-year-old Marissa O. Staples, were unhurt. However, police officers had to tell Robinson multiple times that the car was in the pond and convince him to leave, according to the police report.The report also stated that officer M.T. Borgert screened Robinson for impairment and determined that Robinson was not impaired and should not be charged with driving under the influence. In addition, it was written on the police report that alcohol and drug tests were not given.However, Robinson said Thursday he was tested for impairment and he didnt seem pleased with the fact that the report said the police had trouble waking him up and convincing him and his passenger to leave the car.You read what you read, Robinson saidd.dddddddddddd I dont want to go against it. I dont want to say nothing against nobody. I talked to the police already so its something that I dont really too much care about talking about....They questioned me. They did a lot of questions. They did a lot of tests.Robinson said Staples is his cousin and they were driving home after checking to see if an area business was open when the accident occurred.Robinson was not cited at the time. However, Jacksonville Sheriff Mike Williams announced July 6 an investigation into the actions of the responding officers. Robinson was issued a citation for careless driving on July 10. The investigation is ongoing.Robinson said he was surprised to receive the citation, which occurred while he was in London for one week for a three-day football academy put on by the teams United Kingdom branch, but he accepted it and said he made a mistake and will deal with the consequences.I feel blessed, he said. It could have been a situation where I couldnt be talking to yall right now. The situation could have been way worse than that. I could have hurt somebody or killed somebody. Im truly blessed that nothing happened to nobody. I came off [with] no harm, no scratches or nothing. The passenger [wasnt hurt either].I think its one of those things that open your eyes and say youve got to count your blessings and I understand that. ' ' '