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D'Angelo scored the goals to give Red Falcon their first league win of the season, with
Zoe Jones replying. A win would have seen Cirencester Town go top of the table but
they also lost, 2-1 at home to Dursley Town whose goals came from Morgan Tayler
and Michelle Watson.
An astonishing five teams are now level on points at the top of Division Three,
headed by Bradley Stoke who took over the leadership with a crushing 14-2 victory
over Tewkesbury Town. Emily Jacklin was on target four times, Chloe Brown
weighed in with a hat-trick and they were joined on the scoresheet by Hollie Shone (2),
Lauren Baker (2), Marissia James, Natalie Lewis and Laura Whitelegg. Previous leaders
Bristol Ladies Union Development were beaten 4-0 by in-form Whitchurch &
Bristol who become one of the five leaders, their scorers were Gracie Gammon, Ilarna
Nche, Jessica Nicholls and Brooke Stevenson-Smith. Olveston Utd Res were unable
to take an opportunity to go top as, despite a goal from Abbie Mitchell, they lost 2-1 to
Downend Flyers Res for whom Mandy Tucker and Vicky Mundy were on target.
Connie Watt hit a hat-trick to give Kingswood Women a 3-2 win against
Southmead Community Sport, and Stoke Lane Athletic defeated Mitcheldean
SC 2-1 thanks to a double from Leanne Derbyshire.
Greater London League
Headstone Manor have moved into second place in the Premier Division after Jade
Doherty, Jemma Forey and Ellie Walsh gave them a 3-1 victory over Edgware Town.
The result takes them above Comets who were beaten 5-3 by Islington Borough, for
whom Ornella Mbula and Zoe Smythe each netted twice along with Abby Webster.
Sutton Utd U23 meanwhile won 5-2 against Enfield Town 3rds, Faye Butler
bagging a hat-trick with Sophia Demetriou and Georgina Wickham adding the others.
Division One North leaders Queen's Park Rangers Res were held to a 1-1
draw by Brentford B, Kyra Fleary and Jasmine Williamson scoring respectively. The
point does keep Rangers top on goal difference from Actonians Ladies Res, who
were 3-1 winners at Hackney Res thanks to Kayleigh Peters (2) and Tayla
MacPherson. Elena Bodnarescu, Katherine Gee and Abbie Solly netted the goals as
East London Ladies moved off the bottom with a 3-0 success away to Luton Town
Res and Caitlin Fitzgerald scored for New London Lionesses Development in
their 1-1 draw against Tower Hamlets, who scored through Louise Carr.
A 3-2 victory away to South London Women has taken Richmond & Kew
to the top of Division One South. Charlotte Close scored twice and Hannah Curwen the
other for the new leaders who are one point ahead of South East Parakeets, 6-0
winners over Balham Panthers thanks to a Chloe Alce hat-trick, Amy Doyle double
and Daisy Battles. South London Laces are also a point off the pace after beating
Tooting Bec 6-1, courtesy of a Josie Alderman hat-trick, Amy Lake, Beth Towle and
Joana Freitas.
Sheffield & Hallamshire League
Harworth Colliery won 4-2 at Wakefield Trinity U21 to move within a point of top
spot in Division One, a hat-trick by Sophie Thompson plus an own goal comprised
Harworth’s quartet to give them three wins from four games. Jessica Tate and Nicole
Moffatt netted for Trinity who still seek their first point. In the division’s only other
game, Sheffield Wednesday Res were 3-0 winners at Rotherham Utd Whitehill
thanks to goals from Nicole Moffatt and Jessica Tate.
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