Match reports by Derek Cumner

One point separates the top three teams in the Premier Division with 18 games beating the rains of the previous week, Filton Athletic are back in pole position courtesy of a 2 0 home win over fifth placed Broad Plain House, Fraser Venables and Jack Cole were the Filton marksmen

Previous leaders Bristol Spartak went down by the odd goal in three at home to third placed Wessex Wanderers, Tom Trimble bagged a brace for the visitors with Mason Dagger notching the Spartak consolation goal, Trimble scored in the 24th minute after Zac Sow was fouled by the Spartak goalkeeper just outside the box, Trimble bent the free kick around the wall, in the 39th minute Trimble notched his tenth goal of the season from close range from a Goitom Asfaw corner

A 86th minute goal from Sean Butler earned Old Cothamians a point at Redbridge, who are up to fourth place

Nineteen goals were scored in three Senior Division games, leaders Mendip Broadwalk Reserves picked up a hard earned point sharing eight goals at Almondsbury Reserves

Second placed Hengove Athletic Reserves beat Fishponds Athletic OB's 3 0 at Norton Lane to leapfrog Jamaica Bell who drop to third after losing 5 3 to Stockwood Wanderers Reserves

In Division One Rockleaze Rangers A could have moved into the promotion positions with a win at Hillside Gardens but the game ended in a stalemate sharing six goals with Phoenix Next Genaration

Bottom of the table Bromley Heath United Reserves went down 3 2 at Pomphrey Hill against Redbridge Reserves

Josh Humber and Alfie Sharpe were on target for Mendip Broadwalk A who picked up their first point of the Season sharing four goals at FC Union Bristol, Mendip were 2 0 up at half time and were denied their first victory by a good save from the penalty hark by Matt Pitter, Harry Campbell scored both FC Unions second half goals

Goals from Mark Slateford, Sam Payne and Jack Szur helped second placed Socius United to a narrow 3 2 away win at a strong Stoke Gifford United A side, Luke Bartley scored a brace for Gifford in Division Three, Socius fought back from a 2 0 deficit at half time

At Stockwood, Cutters Friday Reserves picked up their second win of the season 5 4 against third placed Little Stoke A

Three players scored their first ever goals for Fishponds OB's Reserves, Gabriel Mwandembe, Connor Lloyd and Ryan Thorpe but the goals were in vain as a double by Luca Papantoniou and Zac Thomas and a goal from David Hills gave Port of Bristol a 5 3 win

Most Division Four teams were in rearranged County Cup games the only League game was at St Bede's where Avonmouth A drew 3 3 with Bromley Heath United, Cameron Ward 2 and Jack Summers were the Avonmouth marksmen

Somerset Intermediate Cup
Division Two leaders Imoerial Reserves lost by the odd goal in five at Barrington

Gloucestershire Primary Cup
Division Four leaders Southmead CS Athletic Reserves lost for the first time this season 6 5 on penalties after finishing 1 1 after 90 minutes against FC United of Yate Reserves

AC Moose who have started their first ever season well enter the second round draw winning 5 0 at Cotham OB's

On the Downs Easton Cowboys A beat Torpedo B 4 1

Wessex Wanderers Colts beat Redfield Rovers Reserves 5 3, Giovanni Carotenuto gave Wessex the lead with his first goal of the season, two quick goals gave the visitors a 2 1 half time lead on the 4g pitch at Lockleaze, in a vastly improved performance in the second half Wessex scored four goals