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Thompson-Agbro, Paige Walder and Billie Phillpot were all on the scoresheet as Saltdean
Utd ran out 5-0 winners over Aylesford.
Brentford are the new leaders of Division One North after they defeated Sport
London e Benfica 7-2. In front of a crowd of 1,010 at Bedfont, Rebekah Edwards and
Sophie Troth each scored twice for the Queen Bees along with Ellen Wardlaw, Chloe Webb
and Sara Lopez Ezzahiri, whilst Hannah Summers and Evellyn Torres Diniz netted for the
visitors. Brentford have hit top spot as a result but are running out of games, whilst Dorking
Wanderers missed an opportunity to return as leaders the following day when they were
beaten 1-0 by Hackney, Amy Nicholson grabbing the only goal of the game.
AFC Acorns have gone five points clear at the top of Division One South following
their 11-1 victory over Parkwood Rangers. Sami Phillips scored a hat-trick and Eleanor
Killick-Bird contributed a brace, with one apiece from Meg Allard, Janine Daly, Emily
Kendall, Samantha Rowland and Lauren Tyler. Elise Killick and Grace Mayhead accounted
for the goals as Maidstone Utd defeated Meridian Ladies 2-1 to climb out of the bottom
two.
The last remaining League Cup quarter final tie produced a 1-0 victory for Millwall
Lionesses away to Fulham FC Women, courtesy of a goal from Maisie Joyce.
North East League
League leaders York City went through to the Second Round of the League Cup after they
defeated Millmoor Ladies 7-1. Shannon Durkin led the scoring with a hat-trick, Rebecca
Hunt added a brace and there was one apiece from Eleanor Hall and Sophie Tinson. Ossett
Utd won on a penalty shootout against Harrogate Town after the teams had battled out a
goalless draw, whilst a solitary goal from Alisha Smith earned Hartlepool Utd victory at
Sunderland West End. Farsley Celtic's win over Sheffield Wednesday included
hat-tricks from Dee Swales and Rachael White, with Ellie Casper, Jessica Heald and Hannah
Brierley also getting on the scoresheet. A close tie was in prospect as Bishop Auckland met
Boro Rangers and this turned out to be the chase, finishing in a 3-3 draw. Emma Wright
(2) and Beth Vasey scored for Auckland, with Rangers netting through Jade Featherstone,
Jade Danks and Isabelle Doyle, before Auckland triumphed on penalties. Blyth Town
meanwhile defeated Washington Association 4-1 thanks to a Steph Ord hat-trick and
Shannon Carlin. Another tie which went to penalties was that between Norton & Stockton
Ancients Res and Spennymoor Town, with Norton eventually going through. Neve
Robinson and Jess Tucker scored for Norton, with Spennymoor's replies coming from
Autumn Colledge and Kira Whittle. Chloe Roylance also hit a hat-trick, along with Michaela
Sewell and Samantha Deverdics, as Wallsend BC Res beat Guisborough Town 5-1.
Tamryn Dunlop, Anna Whitehead and Jodie Langstaff all scored as York RI edged past
Farsley Celtic Juniors 3-2 whilst Barnsley FC Ladies beat Wakefield Trinity U23
8-0, Sadie Hooper and Lynn Goodman netting four and three times respectively and Amy
Lassu completing the scoring. Hull Utd were 5-0 winners away to Bradford Park
Avenue thanks to Amy Ward (2), Millie Sharp, Jade Newlove and Jamie-Leigh Neale-
Wright.
North West League
Merseyrail Ladies have clinched the Premier Division title after results went their way on
Sunday. First, they ran out 3-0 winners away to Mossley Hill and the news that second
placed Tranmere Rovers had drawn 2-2 with Salford City Lionesses, and the match
between Crewe Alexandra and Cheadle Town Stingers finished goalless, it meant that
Merseyrail were in an unassailable position. The other game played saw Fleetwood Town
Wrens win 1-0 away to West Didsbury & Chorlton, which takes them up to fourth.
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