Thorplands United recorded their first success of the season with a 1-0 victory over Denton with Sam Duggan grabbing the only goal of a tight game to move United out of the bottom two places.

ROUND UP 13th OCTOBER.

PREMIER DIVISION

Thorplands United recorded their first success of the season with a 1-0 victory over Denton with Sam Duggan grabbing the only goal of a tight game to move United out of the bottom two places. Resource United consolidated their second position with a 4-2 triumph over Double Four. Darren Andrews and Charlie Whiting netted for the pub men however a goal a-piece from Ionut Radu, Sardi Doli, Damian Petru and Sorin Turcas earned Resource the points.
Harlequins 1-0 win over University of Northampton came courtesy of a single strike from Kerrith Belfon that kept the Quins 100% league record intact and moved them four points clear at the top of the Division.


DIVISION ONE
There were goals galore in Division One as Ashley Rovers hammered Thorplands United Reserves 14-1 with their goals being shared between Dan Lyons 3, Alan Catto 3, Rikki Hives 2, Jamie Bernham 2, Simon Finnis 2, Matt Thornbar plus an own goal. Thorplands consolation came via Ashley Alexander. Hitec Roofline also hit the goal trail as they coasted to a 11-3 success over Harlequins Reserves. Gavin Spencer headed the scoring with a hat trick and was supported by Delroy Kilborn 2, Wayne Lancaster 2, Matt Humphries 2, Gary Hayhoe and Barry Streeton leaving Dean Wilkinson 2 and Oliver Francis to net Harlequins retort.
Cotton Hill continue to set the pace after easing to a comfortable 6-1 victory over James King Blisworth ?A?. Chris Gale hit the target three times to go with a Martin Feasey double and an own goal. Micah Pink scored Blisworths lone reply.
A Steve Healey three timer put Obelisk United on the road to a 6-0 triumph as they went nap against University of Northampton Reserves. An own goal and a Steve Paterman twosome made up the Obelisk tally.
A four-goal salvo from Jamie Ellis helped Airflow Reserves to overcome Swan & Helmet 7-1 with Steve O?Brien helping himself to a brace and Lee Wilson netting a solo effort. All the Swan & Helmet could muster was a solitary strike from Nick