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target, with Samaira Khan and Christina Freestone replying.
London & South East League
stay on course for a potential league and cup 'double', reaching the
League Cup Final with a 6-1 victory over . Amelia Cutler and Tiffany Skinner each
scored twice, with Kasha Petit and Chloe Sampson adding the others for Rangers who now face
.
In the league, the three matches played all ended with honours even! The most
entertaining of which was at where the home team finished level at
5-5 with . Ashley Cheatley hit a hat-trick for Ashford along with Charmaine Benham and
Lavana Neufville whilst Katie Foster scored three times in reply, Rachel Woodland also finding
the net with an own goal completing their tally. Beth Hulme was on target as picked up
a valuable point from a 1-1 draw with Dartford, who scored through Shauni Griffiths, whilst the
meeting between and ended goalless.
North East League
recovered from their first defeat of the season seven days earlier to beat
5-1 and move level on points with . Ellie Casper netted twice and she was joined on
the scoresheet by Jordan Cheetham, Rachael White and Shirley Murphy. Courtney Dack, Jessica
Havelock and Emma Hewett were all on target as won 3-0 at ,
and edged out 2-1, Alayna Millard and Emily Starkie scoring their goals
and Jess Riund replying.
The two horse race intensified in the Northern Division as both teams maintained their
100% records. Kay Mills and Alex Ross were the markswomen for as they
won 2-1 at to keep themselves twelve points ahead of who beat
1-0 with a strike from Caitlin Black.
In the Southern Division, 's late sprint has taken them to the brink of
the league title, they now require one more win after beating 5-0. Sophie Eyre
and Jessica Morrison each netted twice for Wednesday, with Phoebe Davis adding the other.
Emily Heckler (2) and Chloe Harrison were the scorers as defeated
3-2. Tamryn Dunlop, Jodie Langstaff and Victoria Stonehouse all netted for in their
3-3 draw with , who scored through Olivia Ratcliffe, Natalie Riley and Nicola Smith.
North West League
caused a surprise in the Argyle Sports League Cup as they ran out 3-0 winners
over Premier Division side . also progressed after scoring five
times without reply past . won 5-2 against and
notched up a 7-0 success away to .
defeated 6-2 to keep themselves one point ahead
of , 3-0 victors at , at the top of the Premier Division.
meanwhile leapfrogged into fourth place after winning their
meeting 4-2. The bottom two teams in the table met each other and a 6-0 victory for
has put them ten points ahead of .
are back in the top half of the Southern Division after scoring nine times
without reply against . stay level on points with Northwich in
mid-table as they also won, beating 3-0.
South West League
hold on to the leadership of the Premier Division despite going down to a 2-1
defeat at the hands of . Chloe Williams and Gabi Alphous were the scorers for
Callington, with Holly Miller replying. returned to league action with a 4-1 victory
over , which leaves them three points off the pace. Ruby Lowe was on target
twice along with Emily Lindsey and Nathalie Zajaczkowski, whilst Middlezoy's consolation came
from Freya Gudge. meanwhile registered their first league victory of the season at
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