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The Regional Leagues...

       Eastern Region League
       On Wednesday night, Wymondham Town went to the top of the Premier Division as they won
       2-0 away to previous leaders Wroxham. Bedford Ladies meanwhile defeated St Ives Town
       4-1 in the other game, a result which takes them up to fourth place.
             Wootton Blue Cross Lionesses have moved into second place in Division One North
       after their 2-0 victory away to Cambridge City Development, Giselle Randall scoring both of
       their goals.
             Jessica Allen and Kaylee Dodd each netted twice for AFC Sudbury in their 6-2 victory
       over East Bergholt Utd in Division One South. Phoebe Guiver and Alex Penny weighed in with
       the other goals to take their side into third, with Elena Nitsche scoring both in reply.
       London & South East League
       The two teams at the foot of Division One North met each other on Sunday and the spoils were
       shared as Clapham Utd and Victoire Ladies drew 3-3. Abigail Igbavboa scored a hat-trick for
       Victoire but it was not quite enough as Clapham picked up their first point of the season.
             In Division One South, Parkwood Rangers won for the first time when they defeated
       Meridian  Ladies  3-1.  Connie  Lewin  (2)  and  Faye  Tompsett  were  on  the  scoresheet  for
       Parkwood, with Emily Beeney replying.
       North East League
       York RI have opened up a lead of five points at the top of the Southern Division after winning 4-3
       away to Barnsley FC Ladies. Hepworth Utd meanwhile claimed their first league victory of
       the season when they defeated third placed Wakefield Trinity U23 4-2. Laura Brown scored a
       hat-trick for Hepworth and Renata Feherova added the other, while Wakefield replied through
       Aimee Wilde and Abigail Simpson.
       North West League
       Blackpool  took  the  opportunity  to  go  three  points  ahead  in  Division  One  North  when  they
       defeated  Chorley  Women  Development  5-1.  Lily  Hambly,  April  Oldfield,  Emily  Cardwell,
       Molly Kelly and Keisha Masterson all scored a goal apiece for Blackpool. Robyn Wojnarowski
       meanwhile grabbed the only goal of the game to give Penwortham Town a 1-0 success away to
       Carlisle Utd, a result which takes them up to third.
             One match was played in Division One South, Mersey Valley leaping into a mid-table
       position with their first league win of the season, 7-1 against Alder FC Women.
       South West League
       The only action in the league over the weekend took place in the Eastern Division and it saw the
       early  leaders,  Warminster  Town,  go  down  to  their  first  defeat,  beaten  7-4  by  Chipping
       Sodbury  Town.  Izzie  Smart  led  the  scoring  for  Sodbury  with  a  hat-trick  and  Sophie  Kelly
       weighed in by netting twice, with Laura Curnock, Estelle Randall and Kyra Bishop adding the
       others. Mia Blazey (2), Molly McCarthy and Poppy Spratt replied for Warminster who hang on to
       top spot. Swindon Town Development meanwhile won 1-0 away to Frome Town, Summer
       Williams scoring the only goal of the game just before half time.
       Southern Region League
       One match was played in the league on Sunday, in Division One where AFC Bournemouth
       Development took over at the top after beating Abbey Rangers 6-0. All of the Cherries' goals
       came in the second half, Charlotte Eastman finding the net twice along with Ruth Topping, Larissa
       White, Emily Trim and Catherine Todd.
       West Midlands League
       Darlaston Town have moved into the top three in Division One North after they won 2-0 away
       to Coventry City, their markswomen were Laura Avery and Emily Smith. Sophie Breeze, Holly
       Meehan and Amy Rollason were on target for Wyrley Ladies in their 3-2 victory at Port Vale,
       whose replies came from Macy Isherwood and Tara Harrison.
             In the solitary match to take place in Division One South, Cookley Sports shared a 3-3
       draw with Rugby Town who picked up their first point of the season. Grace Rudd, Abby Lawson
       and Jessica Rudd scored Cookley's goals, whilst Chloe Debaes hit a hat-trick for Rugby.
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