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took full advantage of this result to beat Clapham Utd 7-0 and take over the leadership from
Actonians on goal difference. Freya Glen hit a hat-trick for Islington, Mia Fadeni added two
and Mychelle Scott and Nicole Theofylaktidou added the others. Regents Park Rangers are
back in the top four after Abi Sabin scored the only goal of the game for them against Camden
Town and goals from Jemma Forey (2) and Jade Doherty earned Headstone Manor a 3-3
draw against Richmond & Kew, who netted through a Charlotte Close double and Brooke
Leigh-Bridges.
Leyton Orient power on at the top of Division One North, an Amelia Pearce hat-trick
and Tara Copeland earning them a 4-1 victory over East London Ladies. They still head the
table by seven points from Brentford B who scored nine without reply past Tower
Hamlets, Kasey Clifford scoring four times along with Abigail Claringbold, Charlotte Halpin,
Chelsey Logan, Hannah Quinton and Josephine Shand. Selinay Polat (2), Julia Tansley,
Ayanna De Sousa and Naomi Jackson accounted for the goals as AFC Leyton defeated
Hackney Res 5-1 and Luton Town Res beat Enfield Town 3rds by the same scoreline
thanks to Olivia Abraham (2), Sanam Shahid, Shanice Thompson and Libby Woolnough.
Division One South leaders Hammersmith bounced back from their first defeat seven
days earlier to beat CB Hounslow Utd 7-2 and stay top on goal difference. Lashan Millwood
netted twice, with one each from Elena Fairley, Madeleine Hills, Marzenka Opalinska, Ashley
Nevey and Elizabeth Neatherway. Tooting Bec stay level with them after a brace from
Eleanor White gave them a 2-0 win away to South East Parakeets, with South London
Women three points off the pace, they defeated Balham Panthers 4-0 thanks to Martha
Goddard (2), Jessica Huntley-Harris and Anna Ojei Agwaziam. Joise Alderman bagged a
hat-trick along with Emily Hill, Rebecca Netteryd and Biff Norman-Walker as South
London Laces won 6-1 at Wandsworth Borough and Kenningwell Utd beat Sporting
Duet 4-2, Makesha MacFarlane scoring a hat-trick and Shai Siqueira also getting on the
scoresheet.
Norfolk League
League leaders Dussindale & Hellesdon Rovers are through to the League Cup Final after
beating Caister Ladies 6-1. Victoria Leyer scored a hat-trick along with Georgina Belton,
Karolina Kowalczyk and Tallulah Bell. Rovers' opponents in the Final will be Thetford
Town, who came from behind to beat University of East Anglia 3-1 thanks to a Kamile
Omeleviciute double and Laura Martins.
Mulbarton Wanderers booked their place in the semi finals of the League Plate by
winning 7-1 away to Stalham Town. Molly Ryan bagged a hat-trick, with Francesca
Catchpole (2), Ellie Hunter and Olivia Smith also on target for Mulbarton whose reserve team
join them in the last four after a Charlotte Groves hat-trick gave them a 3-2 victory over
Beccles Town.
Long Stratton narrowed the gap on Premier Division leaders Dussindale & Hellesdon
Rovers to four points after beating Sprowston Ladies 4-2. Samantha Walker led the scoring
with a hat-trick and Emma Allsopp added the other, with Rosie Milligan and Lois Wright
replying.
The top three in Division Two are all level on points, now headed by KLSC after they
won 5-1 against Blofield Utd. The home side would have returned to the top of the table had
they picked up a point but goals from Ellie Panks (2), Jordan Turner (2) and Trinity Tokaji saw
KLSC step up their title challenge. North Walsham Town moved into mid-table after Stella
Fletcher-Helps (2) and Fiona-May Swanson gave them a 3-0 win away to Shrublands
Ladies.
Sheffield & Hallamshire League (by Julian Barker)
Chesterfield Women moved four points clear at the top of Division One thanks to a 3-1 win
at Barnsley (Women) Development, Chloe Foster (2) and Leah Harrison the players on
target. However, second placed AFC Bentley remain firm favourites to finish champions.
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