The Regional Leagues
East Midlands League
With most of the other teams involved in County Cup action, leaders Mansfield Town took the opportunity to go four points ahead at the top with a 3-0 victory away to second placed Newport Pagnell Town.
Arnold Eagles have gone to the summit in Division One North, on goal difference following their 2-2 draw with Dronfield Town. Abigail Clark and Emily Osgerby both scored for Dronfield as they doubled their points tally for the season so far, whilst Hannah Daniel and Yasmine Uppal netted the goals which take Arnold above previous leaders Belper Town.
In Division One South, Thrapston FC Women and Wellingborough Town battled out a 1-1 draw in the only game. Hannah Hipwell was on target for third placed Thrapston whilst Wellingborough, who would have gone top with a win, netted through Taylor Armitage.
Eastern Region League
Shanice Taylor-Newsam and Charlotte Fleming scored the goals as Atletico London defeated Dussindale & Hellesdon Rovers 2-1 to further extend their lead at the top to eight points. Royston Town were beaten for the first time, 2-0 by AFC Sudbury who are a single point behind them in third, thanks to strikes from Eva Frazzoni and Lucy Loomes. Harpenden Town are up to fourth, they won 3-1 against Watford Development with a hat-trick by Sophia Amanor. Erin Williams was on target for Brentwood Town in their 1-1 draw with Wroxham, who replied through Elise Wade, whilst Tayla Dennis, Nia Garwood, Mia Obeng and Keira Stewart accounted for the goals as Haringey Borough notched up a 4-2 victory over St Albans City.
Luton Town Development stay six points clear in Division One North following their 7-1 victory away to Costessey Sports. Princess Mgbemere led the scoring with a four-goal haul and she was joined on the scoresheet by Stacy Mballe Sube, Belle Shannon and Lauren Sullivan. Mylee Baker and Lauren Hawkins netted the goals as Real Bedford Development won 2-1 at Needham Market to keep hold of second place, just ahead of Cambridge City who defeated Dunstable 3-1 courtesy of Sophie Billing, Elexia Feary and Kaya Penaluna. Ampthill Town won for the first time, edging out Newmarket Town 3-2 with strikes from Molly Blair, Olivia Clark and Kirsty Walker, meanwhile Thetford Town ran out 4-1 winners over Stevenage Women Res, their markswomen were Emily Birt, Hannah Claughton, Gabrielle Cobb and Frances Peeling.
AFC Sudbury Res have taken over as the new leaders of Division One South with a 3-2 win away to AFC Welwyn, in which Charlize Moore, Grace Slatter and Hayleigh Jenkins were all on target. Wormley Rovers meanwhile edged out Hertford Town by the odd goal in seven, thanks to Ciara Purdue, Jessica Ronan-Cooper, Sophie Vale and Ruby Ball.
London & South East League
Sutton Utd held league leaders Brentford to a 1-1 draw on Sunday, Amelia Cutler netting for Sutton and the Bees replying through Ashley Cheatley. Brentford's lead has been trimmed to three points by Bromley, who were 3-1 winners away to Millwall Lionesses thanks to a Jacey Lane double and Melanie Espinosa. Ashford Town (Middlesex) have climbed above Barking into third after winning their meeting 4-3, courtesy of braces from Amelia Halawi and Jessica Roberts. Hammersmith climbed the table on the back of a 6-3 victory over Aylesford, Victoria Neuefeind was on target twice along with Hope Mumford, Iona Bennett, Kelley Francis and Lashan Millwood.
Maidstone Utd are the new leaders of Division One North after Kylie Manktelow, Georgia Pearch, Megan Wood and an own goal took them to a 4-1 victory away to Ebbsfleet Utd. They head the table on goal difference from Dulwich Hamlet Res and Herne Bay are a single point off the pace they beat Tooting Bec 3-2 thanks to Millie Chapman (2) and Lily Harris. AFC Greenwich Borough claimed their second win of the season, 3-1 at Hackney with goals from Ruby Wignall, Charlotte Long and Lois Monteen.
In DIvision One South, Ashford Utd moved up into second when they shared a 2-2 draw with Tonbridge Angels. Charleen Cairns and Deborah Lanipekun were both on target for Ashford, who remain unbeaten but eight points behind leaders Saltdean Utd Development, whilst Tonbridge netted through Charlotte Cresswell and Francesca Bienz.
North East League
Birtley Town came from a goal behind to win 2-1 against i2i International Soccer Academy and this has taken them six points clear at the top due to second placed Rotherham Utd being in County Cup action. Nichole Havery and Rachel Mellor scored the goals against their third placed opponents who would have been one point behind them with a victory. Maria McKenna (2), Crystal Boyce and Shameeka Fishley accounted for the goals as Leeds Modernians edged out Wallsend Boys Club to go fourth, ahead of Alnwick Town and South Shields who shared a goalless draw. Amy Richardson, Beth Teasdale, Holly Doogan and Ellie Wise were the markswomen as Spennymoor Town won for the first time, 4-0 against Ponteland Utd, whilst Sharone Buckle, Emily Burton and Abi Housecroft were on target for Ossett Utd as they battled out a 3-3 draw with Harrogate Town, who netted through Olivia Woolston, Hannah Sturdy and Chloe Marshall.
With Park View not having a game, Norton & Stockton Ancients Res took the opportunity to replace them as Northern Division leaders when Anna McArthur (2), Neve Pawlett and Robyn Wrigley gave them a 4-1 success against previously unbeaten Boldon Ladies. Gateshead Leam Rangers meanwhile went level on points with third placed Boldon when they beat Washington FC Women 2-1 with goals from Megan Hay and Stella Bell. Kaitlyn Bell and Talia Korucu accounted for the goals as Stockton Town defeated Gateshead Rutherford Ladies 2-0. Allison Ferris earned Sunderland West End a 1-1 draw with North Shields Athletic, who had taken a first half lead through Millie McKenna, whilst the clash between Hartlepool Utd and Darlington FC Women ended in a goalless draw.
Knaresborough Town have climbed into second place in the Southern Division after an Emily Crispin double and Jennifer Pavlou fired them to a 3-1 victory over Lower Hopton. Altofts Ladies meanwhile ran out 5-1 winners against FC Farsley Women, Grace Wilkinson bagging a brace along with Nicola Smith, Mia Harris and Natalie Dean.
North West League
Bolton Wanderers continue to set a strong pace in the Premier Division and, with Mancunian Unity not playing, they stretched their lead to eight points when Faye Stanhope and Molly Wood gave them a 2-0 victory over Nantwich Town. Third placed West Didsbury & Chorlton suffered a setback when they were beaten 3-0 by Preston North End, who scored through Madison Hadley, Ella Finch and Laura Walker. Katie Smith scored the only goal as Darwen FC Women beat Poulton Vics 1-0 and FC St Helens were 2-1 victors over Crewe Alexandra thanks to Ava McKenny and Sophie Griffiths. Tranmere Rovers defeated FC United of Manchester 2-0 to climb out of the bottom two, Eleanor Doyle and Grace Roberts were on target.
In Division One Central, Salford City Lionesses are up into second place following their 4-1 victory over Altrincham, Mollie Bennett on target twice along with Lucy-May Allman and Leah Embley. Bury FC Women Res registered their first point when Ellie Doggett and an own goal earned them a 2-2 draw with Wigan Athletic Ladies, who netted through Natalie Ainsworth and Jessica Hodge.
Chester FC Women have gone nine points clear in Division One South after winning their top of the table clash 5-3 against Wirral Utd, who led at the break but succumbed to goals from Ciara Lee (2), Sophie O'Neill (2) and Polly Wild-McGregor. Wirral Phoenix went level on points with their second placed neighbours by beating Mossley Hill Athletic 2-0 with strikes from Ellie Roberts and Shaney Bond. Kitty Callaghan scored the only goal of the game for Warrington Town in their 1-0 success away to MSB Woolton.
South West League
Portishead Town power on at the top of the table, preserving their three point lead by scoring five times without reply past Poole Town. Mathilda Knight and Shannon Holloway both netted doubles, with Rachael Poole also on target. Yeovil Town head the chasing teams in second place, they stretched their winning run in the league to four consecutive matches when they beat B2A Women 3-2. Sophie Sharpe and Rhian Robbins both scored as B2A went two goals ahead inside the opening ten minutes but a quickfire Erin Bloomfield brace brought Yeovil back on level terms by half time and Lily Charles netted the winner just after the hour. Gloucester City meanwhile joined AEK Boco on nine points after winning their meeting 2-1. Amelia Davies and Leilani Ryder both scored for the Tigresses, with Isabella Williams replying. Yate Town celebrated their first league win of the season, coming from behind to defeat Sherborne Town 4-1. Lissy Shapland fired Sherborne into the lead from a corner but the match turned on the stroke of half time, when Sophie Sweet levelled the scores. After the break, Georgia Vandries scored twice and Courtney Adams the other as Yate ended a difficult week on a winning note.
Division One North leaders Hartpury Women saw their winning start to the campaign halted as they were held to a goalless draw by Corsham Town. Hartpury's lead has been trimmed to six points by second placed Cirencester Town who were 4-3 victors against Bishop's Cleeve. Annie Martin was on target twice for Ciren along with Lani Dickinson and Miranda Smith, whilst Cleeve's replies came from Jess Dobbins, Leonie Gough and Nia Geary-Andrews.
With Keynsham Town A not having a game, Weston-super-Mare took the opportunity to reclaim the leadership when they scored eight times without reply past Brislington. Laura Jones led the scoring for Weston with a hat-trick and there was one apiece from Ellie Burrows, Alex Gwyther, Kelly Jones, Mary Shore and Samantha Crew. Bath City lifted themselves into the top three by beating Stockwood Wanderers 3-1. Pearl Abboud bagged a brace and Adella Clarke added the other, with Ruby-Mai Ashman replying. Sophie Hart and Millie Knight were the markswomen for Wells City as they claimed their first league win of the season, 2-0 against Paulton Rovers.
In Division One South, Feniton moved themselves into the frame with a 3-0 victory against leaders Bridgwater Utd Res, Louise Hiscox, Sofia Sangsamanan and Eden Whalley all getting on the scoresheet. Feniton are level on points with third placed Newquay who ran out 5-2 winners over Ridgeway Ladies. Lucy Grose hit a hat-trick and Beth Prouse contributed the other two, with Chloe Oldrid and Sasha Wratten replying.
Southern Region League
League leaders Farnham Town ensured they stayed at the summit on goal difference when they defeated Denham Utd 5-1, Kelly-Jade Whelan netting twice along with Leanne Bell, Cherelle Khassal and Meila D'Santos. AFC Portchester made sure of keeping pace with Farnham by easing to a 4-0 victory away to Southampton Women and Winchester City Flyers are still just one point off the pace, they beat Woodley Utd 5-1 thanks to Chelsie Hay (2), Annie Northwood, Emma Whitlock and Libby Wilkinson. Reading FC Women are now in the top four after winning 5-3 against Chesham Utd with strikes from Alice Curr, Bethan Poole, Natalie Cowell and Ellie Luscombe along with an own goal. Oxford City moved themselves into the top half by beating Beaconsfield Town 3-0 with goals from Yasmin Edwards, Katherine Parsons and Hermione Prescott-Luke.
Finchampstead are back on top of Division One North as they netted nine times without reply past Abingdon Utd Development. Ruby Huggins led the scoring with a four-goal haul, Beth Lloyd contributed a brace and the tally was completed by Lauren Smaje, Eshe Davies and Ebony Day. The next two teams in the table met each other and fought out a 2-2 draw, Eleanor Ahern-Farebrother scoring both for Barton Utd who are now in second place, just ahead of Penn & Tylers Green for whom Tori Drew bagged a brace. Jessica Gorst, Sadie Miller and Oana Filip accounted for the goals as Chesham Utd Development defeated Slough Town 3-0 and Kidlington were 3-1 winners over Oxford CIty Development thanks to Eloise Beauchamp, Abigail Owen and Courtney Sumner.
In Division One South, Wimborne Town moved into the top four when Bobbi White, Caitlin Youles and Sheree Bell-Jack gave them a 3-1 victory against AFC Portchester Res, who are one position above them. AFC Stoneham also claimed their second league win. 3-0 away to Guernsey FC Women with Molly Pinnick, Chloe Marshall and Eleanor Fitzgerald all on the scoresheet.
West Midlands League
Hednesford Town continue to set the pace following a seven-goal blast against Shifnal Town. Jannelle Starker was on target five times and the others came from Ria Elsmore and Jessica Rayner. Daisy-Mai Clements (2), Abby Bevan (2) and Alisha Sheridan netted for Redditch Borough as they won 5-2 at Lichfield City to keep hold of second placed ahead of Shrewsbury Town, who beat Knowle 6-2 courtesy of a Katie Doster hat-trick, Alice Raby double and Molly Wright. Ellie Edwards, Julia Lucero, Sian McHugh and Madison Furnival accounted for the goals as Port Vale defeated Stourbridge 4-0 and Solihull Moors came from behind at the break to beat Leek Town 3-2, with goals from Beth Gallagher, Eloise Harris and Jessica Wallace.
Division One North leaders Sutton Utd ran out 5-0 winners over Whitchurch Alport and there is a four point gap over AFC Telford Utd, who replaced Chasetown in second place after beating them 4-0 with an Abi Beady hat-trick and Abbie Norry. Grace Adeyinka and Hajrah Mahmood gave Burton Albion a 2-1 away to Rugby Town and Newcastle Town defeated Shrewsbury Up & Comers 3-1 courtesy of Connie Shaw-Peake, Charlotte Browning and Kiera Willdigg.
