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The Regional Leagues...

       East Midlands League
       Northampton Town stay three points clear at the top of the Premier Division after a first
       half goal from Leah Cudone gave them a 1-0 win away to Lincoln Utd. Chesterfield made
       sure of staying on their heels, thanks to a 3-0 success at previously unbeaten Mansfield
       Town  with  goals  from  Beth  Smyth,  Georgina  Williams  and  Georgia  Willson.
       Loughborough Students scored ten times without reply past Leicester City Ladies,
       spearheaded by a four-goal haul from Fatima Hussein and an Eve Timbrell hat-trick. Phoebe
       Durkin, Flossie Jones and Hope Mumford weighed in with the other goals.
            Grimsby Town hold on to the leadership of Division One North after second placed
       Arnold Eagles were held to a 1-1 draw by Grimsby Borough. Natasha Leach gave Arnold
       an  early  lead,  with  Borough  levelling  through  Natalie  Aird.  Nottingham  Trent
       University are also a single point off the pace following their 3-0 victory over Sleaford
       Town in which Lucia Hilton, Alice Rogers and Beth Gammon all scored. Lauren Bell netted
       both goals as St Josephs Rockware of Worksop won 2-0 at Cleethorpes Town and
       Notts  County  Development  defeated  Sherwood  FC  Women  2-1  thanks  to  Lauren
       Trachy and Heather Keith.
            Division One South leaders Derby County Academy were not in action and their
       lead has been trimmed to six points by Anstey Nomads, who won 4-2 at Kettering Town
       with  goals  from  Carmelina  Colangelo  (2),  Ella  Needham  and  Simran  Singh.  Oadby  &
       Wigston stay third, an Emma Aspinall double and Lily Cocking earned them a 3-2 success
       away to Nottingham Forest Development. This allowed Thrapston Town to move
       into the top four with a six-goal victory at Leicester Road, Amelia Boddington netting four
       times along with Emma Robinson and an own goal. Katie Stone scored a hat-trick, Frances
       Miller  and  Hayley  Walden  each  netted  twice  and  Abigail  Whistler  was  also  on  target  as
       Loughborough Foxes Vixens beat Peterborough Utd Res 8-2 and Coalville Town
       Ravenettes are off the bottom thanks to a 4-1 success at Ilkeston Town, Zaiga Lacite
       hitting a hat-trick and Aleksandra Wawrzycka the other.
       Eastern Region League
       Wymondham  Town  seem  to  be  marching  relentlessly  towards  the  title  and  moved
       themselves even closer by winning 1-0 away to Colney Heath, Chelsea Clarke scoring the
       only goal of the game. Royston Town are still leading the chasing sides but the gap remains
       at  twelve  points,  despite  Royston  beating  AFC  Dunstable  2-0  with  a  Sammy  Tinsley
       double. Third placed King's Lynn Town drew 1-1 with Bowers & Pitsea, goals coming
       from Ella Gavaghan and Megan Harley respectively. Luton Town stay in the running for
       second place after they won 5-2 at St Ives Town.
            Newmarket Town have climbed up to second place in Division One North on the
       back  of  a  4-1  success  against  Wootton  Blue  Cross.  Katie  Spiers  hit  a  hat-trick  for
       Newmarket and Katie Webb was also on target, with Charlotte Bedford replying.
            Herts  Vipers  Women  are  the  new  leaders  of  Division  One  South  after  they
       defeated  Billericay  Town  Development  6-0,  Kelsey  Millen  netting  twice  along  with
       Natalie Powell, Rebecca Edge, Katie Moule-Bettell and Danielle Cliffe. Barking had started
       the day on top but were beaten 6-1 by AFC Sudbury, who are now in second. Isabella
       Crawford (2), Evie Creaton (2), Caitlyn Charles and Georgia Sleep all scored for Sudbury.
       Cheshunt were 4-2 winners at East Bergholt Utd and Kristina O'Connell grabbed the
       only goal of the game for Wodson Park against Hutton.
       London & South East League
       The  top  of  the  table  clash  in  the  Premier  Division  was  won  by  Ashford  Town
       (Middlesex), who beat Dartford 2-0 to open up a lead of three points. Both goals came in
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