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The Regional Leagues...

       East Midlands League
       Honours  were  even  in  the  Premier  Division  top  of  the  table  clash  on  Sunday  and
       Oughtibridge WM hold on the leadership on goal difference from Mansfield Town after
       the two teams battled out a goalless draw. The other game in the division also finished level
       as  Rise  Park  and  Loughborough  Students  shared  four  goals,  with  Katie  Platts  and
       Elizabeth White each bagging doubles respectively.
            Arnold Eagles Flyers have gone to the top of Division One North following their
       5-1 victory over Sleaford Town in the only match played. Natasha Leach was on target four
       times for Arnold and she was joined on the scoresheet by Hannah Hughes.
            Olivia Edwards, Amelia Towers and Madeline Watkinson accounted for the goals as
       Division One South leaders Derby County Academy won 3-0 away to Peterborough
       Utd Res, to open up a three point lead for themselves. Hannah Phillip led the scoring with
       a five-goal haul as Loughborough Foxes Vixens notched up their first victory in style,
       beating  Leicester  Road  9-1.  Katie  Stone  weighed  in  with  a  brace  and  the  tally  was
       completed by Frances Miller and Eleanor Warr.
       Eastern Region League
       Wymondham Town continue to lead the way by six points following their 6-2 victory
       against St Ives Town. Laura Nicholls, Rebecca Russell, Aimee Stretch, Hannah Waters,
       Natasha  Youngs  and  Kyla  Love  all  scored  a  goal  apiece  for  Wymondham  whilst  second
       placed  Royston  Town  were  3-1  winners  away  to  Bedford  Ladies  thanks  to  Becky
       Charter, Anneliese Georgiou and Isabella Simmons. Bowers & Pitsea meanwhile defeated
       Haringey  Borough  4-1  thanks  to  Georgia  Fraser  (2),  Becky  Shephard  and  Danielle
       Sillitoe.
            In Division One South, Wodson Park registered their first league victory of the
       season, scoring five times without reply away to Billericay Town Development. Hayley
       Swords netted a brace, and she was joined on the scoresheet by Zoe Martin, Christie Seakens
       and Hannah Kelly.
            Herts Vipers Women were 3-2 winners over Biggleswade Utd in the Second
       Round of the League Cup. Rachel Wall was on target twice for the Vipers along with Rebecca
       Edge,  Charlene  Moreton  and  Tayla  Murray  replying.  Ammarah  Ali,  Laura  Bunton  and
       Rachel Daltrey all scored for Barking as they shared a 3-3 draw with Needham Market,
       who  scored  through  Eleanor  Catchpole,  Molly  Hall  and  Eloise  Ward,  before  Needham
       triumphed 3-2 from the penalty spot.
       London & South East League
       A 2-2 draw with New London Lionesses was enough to take Dartford to the top of the
       Premier  Division.  Samantha  Lanza  Gabian  and  Jess  Wadey  scored  the  goals  for  New
       London,  who  would  have  gone  top  with  a  victory  but  remain  in  third  place.  Millwall
       Lionesses  were  3-0  winners  over  Denham  Utd  whilst  Sophie  Humphrey,  Rebecca
       Simmons and Katie Young accounted for the goals as Worthing FC Women won 3-2 away
       to Dulwich Hamlet, for whom Hermione Cruttwell scored both. Georgia Bridges, Millie
       Carter and Amy Sinden netted the goals as Saltdean Utd climbed off the bottom by beating
       Whyteleafe 3-0.
            Walton  Casuals  are  now  just  four  points  off  the  pace  in  Division  One  North
       following their 7-0 victory over Sport London e Benfica. Tiffany Skinner led the scoring
       with a hat-trick, Brooke Garcia weighed in with a double and there was one apiece from
       Nicola  Saunders  and  Ellie  Stalley.  Natalie  Cloy  and  Ciara  Purdue  were  on  target  for
       Watford Development as they beat Brentford 2-1, Jodie Reid replying.
            AFC Acorns have stretched their advantage in Division One South to five points
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