SUMMERSIDE, P.E.I. -- Winnipegs Cathy Overton-Clapham is the only undefeated womens team left at the $370,000 Capital One Grand Slam of Curling Sun Life Financial Players Championship. Overton-Clapham is 4-0 after defeating Saskatoons Stefanie Lawton 7-3 in a clash of undefeated teams at EastLink Arena on Wednesday night. Lawton fell to 3-1. "I couldnt really ask for anything better," said Overton-Clapham. "Its such a battle with such great teams. To be 4-0, well take it for sure." The turning point was a six-ender by Overton-Clapham in the fifth to turn a 2-1 deficit into a 7-2 lead. "We were only lying one for the longest time, and they had one kind of frozen to ours," said Overton-Clapham in explaining how the end unfolded. "Unfortunately, on (Lawtons third stone) Sherry Andersons shot she gave us an opportunity to try and move it out of the way, and we did. "Stefanie had two difficult shots, and I was fortunate enough to roll in. She (Lawton) had a come-around, and made it the best she could to get third shot out of it (with her final shot)." Overton-Clapham, who couldnt see all of Lawtons rock that was biting the four-foot, hit for six as it jammed at the back of the eight-foot. "Getting seven was a possibility, but we wanted to make sure we made it go away and got our six," added Overton-Clapham. Earlier in the day, Overton-Clapham, who is supported by third stone Jenna Loder, second stone Ashley Howard and lead Breanne Meakin, beat Edmontons Heather Nedohin 7-3 and Sherry Middaugh of Coldwater, Ont., 6-5. No. 1 seed Jennifer Jones of Winnipeg went 2-1 on Wednesday to even her record at 2-2. Jones started the day with a 7-6 extra-end win over Winnipegs Chelsea Carey, then lost 5-2 to Nedohin and counted two four-enders in a 10-5 decision over Switzerlands Silvana Tirinzoni in the evening draw. "We havent been as sharp as we would like, but we are still hanging in there and well have to have a couple of good games tomorrow (Thursday)," said Jones, who will face Middaugh at 8:30 a.m., and Scotlands Eve Muirhead at 4 p.m. Muirhead (1-3) moved into the win column with a 5-4 win over winless Chelsea Carey (0-4) in the evening draw. Carey has lost three straight extra-end games. "It was crucial we got a win out here," said Muirhead. "I think four wins will qualify you (for the playoffs). Its been tough because weve had so many close games, weve had bad breaks and things like that." Muirhead explained her game-winning shot: "My first one overcurled on me, and I thought it may have had something under it. It didnt leave us in a great position. She (Carey) came around, and we came close to the guard with back eight, 12-foot weight and managed to get a tap for the win." Careys rock was positioned top four-foot, and Muirhead managed to tap it through the rings. In mens play,Glenn Howard scored three points in the seventh end and earned a key 8-5 in over Mike McEwen. Howards rink form Coldwater, Ont., improved to 2-0 at the final Capital One Grand Slam of Curling event of the season. Howard opened with a hit for two points in the first end, but McEwen took responded with two of his own in the second. Forcing Howard to a single in the third end, McEwen got his first lead drawing for two points in the fourth end to go up 4-3. The teams traded singles in the next two ends before things started to unravel for the McEwen team. In the seventh end, Howard had several stones around a single McEwen rock that counted for shot, and McEwen was drawing to try and sit two and force Howard to a single point. However, McEwen slid too deep and Howard came away with three points and a 7-5 lead heading into the final end. Howard looked to clinch the game with his last stone of the match but rubbed a guard. McEwen had a chance at claiming three points and the win, but the Winnipeg skips last rock over-curled and picked his own stone out, handing Howard another point. "I had one of those (shots) where you can only hit an inch of a rock to less than an inch, and I hit about 100th of it and tick, tick we got the two out and ended up getting the three," Howard said. "Then I missed my last one in eight (rubbing a guard), and Mike had a real makeable shot for three and missed it. We were fortunate." Howard moved one step closer to clinching a berth into the 2013 Olympic Trials. The reigning World Champion can claim the berth by reaching the semifinals. McEwen (0-2) needs to win the event and see Howard miss the playoffs to claim the berth. Edmontons Kevin Martin also improved to 2-0 with a 5-2 win over John Epping of Toronto. Martin took control in the fourth end, when his tap for three points gave him a 4-1 lead at the halfway point in the game. 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Here are five things to know about the transfer deadline-day and the weekends Premier League matches: CLASH OF THE CHALLENGERSManchester City and Chelsea will be relieved their fixture has been shunted back to Monday, minimizing any disruption for their top-of-the-table meeting. "Its the ultimate test," Chelsea defender Gary Cahill said. "Its going to be a really, really tough game." The City squad hardly needs much tinkering. Manuel Pellegrinis side took its goal tally this season to 115 in all competitions with a 5-1 thumping of Tottenham that took them back to the Premier League summit. At the same time, though, Chelsea was being frustrated by West Ham — drawing 0-0 — and travels to the Etihad three points behind City. The game pits the stingiest defence — Chelsea has conceded 20 in 23 — against the leagues most prolific attack — City has scored 68 in 23. "As a collective unit, as a whole team, were working really hard defensively, not just at the back," Cahill said. 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