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and Georgina Royall.
       London & South East League
       League leaders Ashford Town (Middlesex) did not play on Sunday and saw their advantage
       trimmed to five points, with New London Lionesses now in second place following their 3-1
       victory away to Aylesford. Samantha Lanza Gabian netted twice and Jess Wadey added the
       other, with Amanda Beeput replying. Dartford follow on after they drew 1-1 with Fulham FC
       Women, Emily Vaughan netting for the Darts and Ellie Olds responding. Chloe Burr scored a
       hat-trick to give Millwall Lionesses a 3-2 victory over Whyteleafe and Denham Utd won
       4-3 against Worthing FC Women, Millie Congerton, Annie Hewitt and Keira O'Leary all
       finding the net along with an own goal.
            Kamilla  Hjelmsbo  and  Dorian  Senmani  Sani  each  scored  twice,  with  Hermione
       Cruttwell, Chanel Richards and Michaella Williams also getting on the scoresheet, as Division
       One North leaders Dulwich Hamlet Res won 8-0 against Clapham Utd. They stay two
       points  in  front  of  Dorking  Wanderers  who  scored  six  times  past  Victoire  Ladies,
       including  a  goal  apiece  from  Charlotte  Blunt,  Sarah  Chapman,  Hannah  Thomas,  Bianca
       Underhill and Bernice Mitchener. Sutton Utd and Brentford battled out a goalless draw
       whilst  Hackney  were  4-2  winners  away  to  Watford  Development  thanks to  an  Amy
       Nicholson hat-trick and Kate Meehan. Sport London e Benfica moved into mid-table as
       they defeated Walton Casuals 4-1, Gaynor Kelman netting twice along with Renata Ferreira
       and Hilary Rees.
            Things remain close in Division One South where Hastings Utd held on to their one
       point lead by beating Maidstone Utd 5-0. Megan Critchfield, Claire Johnson, Rebecca Relf,
       Minnie Sheppard and Lucy Fletcher all scored for Hastings. Gemma Shepherd and an own goal
       gave second placed Herne Bay won 2-0 against Parkwood Rangers, whilst AFC Acorns
       also stayed one point off the pace with a 4-2 victory over Welling Utd thanks to Chloe Higham
       (2), Sarah Killick-Bird and Eleanor Killick-Bird. Ashford Ladies kept themselves in touch
       with the leading sides by winning 5-0 at Bexhill Utd, Rebecca Wyatt hitting a hat-trick along
       with Karis Howard and Jade Steadman.
       North East League
       York City have taken over at the top of the Premier Division after winning 5-1 away to South
       Shields. Sophie Tinson netted a brace and there was one apiece from Milly Ash, Rebecca
       Fevers and Holly Findlay. They lead by a point from Redcar Town, who defeated Harrogate
       Town 3-2 thanks to a Jess Round double and Kenzie Parkes, whilst Ossett Utd complete the
       top three after Jordane Allison (2), Jordan Cheetham (2) and Eleanor Betteridge gave them a
       5-0 victory over  Hartlepool  Utd. Amy  Broomhead  and  Demi  West  scored  for Sheffield
       Wednesday  as  they  picked  up  their  first  point,  drawing  2-2  with  Farsley  Celtic  whose
       markswomen were Shirley Murphy and Rachael White.
            In the Northern Division, Chester-le-Street Utd moved themselves to within one
       point  of  the  leadership  when  they  beat  Spennymoor  Town  4-1,  Rebecca  Hansen,  Zoe
       Barber,  Sarah  Hutchieson  and  Emma  Hewett  scoring  their  goals.  Gemma  Marshall  hit  a
       hat-trick  as  Bishop  Auckland  ran  out  9-1  winners  over  Guisborough  Town.  Brogan
       McHugh  and  Emma  Sangster  added  two  goals  apiece,  with  Vikki  Ryder  and  Ellie  Geary
       completing the tally. Washington Association won for the first time, beating Norton &
       Stockton  Ancients  Res  courtesy  of  an  Amber  Metcalfe  hat-trick,  Sommer  Bainbridge,
       Jessica Cook, Courtney Mole and Abigail Phipps.
            York RI have steamed further forward at the top of the Southern Division, opening up
       a lead of eight points after winning 4-0 away to Millmoor Juniors. Second placed Altofts
       Ladies lost ground when they were beaten 4-1 by Hull Utd, for whom Millie Sharp bagged a
       hat-trick and Jade Newlove the other. Barnsley meanwhile claimed their first victory, 3-1
       against Hepworth Utd with Sadie Hooper scoring a hat-trick. Farsley Celtic Juniors got
       off the mark with a 3-3 draw against Bradford Park Avenue, whose scorers were Kirsty
       Russell (2) and Beth Vickers.
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