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The County Leagues...


       Gloucestershire League
       Newly crowned Champions Pucklechurch Sports are one game away from completing the
       season with a perfect record, but were pushed all the way on Sunday by second placed Olveston
       Utd before emerging as 5-4 winners. Adele Hooper scored twice along with Tammi Haynes, Ellie
       Jefferies and Charlotte Davis, whilst Olveston's replies came from Lauren White, Nicola Coles,
       Rebecca Harris and Weronika Jozefowska. Olveston are still in line for the runners-up spot after
       Longwell Green were beaten 3-2 by in-form Bristol & West, who notched up a third straight
       victory. Imogen Kuseri, Emma Cove and Becky Billing were on target for Bristol & West. Leonie
       Gough  scored  the  only  goal  of  the  game  for  Bishop's  Cleeve  in  their  1-0  victory  over
       Gloucester City.
            Cheltenham Civil Service won for the third match in a row in Division Two when they
       defeated City of Gloucester 2-1. Petra Ratajova and Gemma Riley scored their goals, with Liz
       Lane replying.
            Bradley Stoke maintained their three point lead at the top of Division Three, courtesy of
       a  2-0  win  away  to  Kingswood  Women,  Chloe  Brown  netting  both  goals.  Whitchurch  &
       Bristol made sure of staying on their heels in second as Sarah Fernando, Faith Constable and
       Hannah Gillett gave them a 3-0 victory at Stoke Lane Athletic. The title race now looks to be
       down  to  two  teams  after  third  placed  Bristol  Ladies  Union  Development  lost  2-0  to
       Olveston Utd Res, Paige Fowler and an own goal stretching Olveston's winning run to four
       matches. Michaela Adams (2) and Georgina Bragg accounted for the goals as Downend Flyers
       Res defeated Mitcheldean SC 3-0 and Southmead Community Sport were 5-1 winners
       away to Tewkesbury Town.
       Greater London League
       Bromley FC Ladies have gone top of the table for the first time this season after they won 3-1
       away to Comets. Samantha Kilroy-Downs, Terri-Ann Warren and Tanya Holley scored the goals
       for Bromley, with McKenna Doyle replying. Aimee Shaw, Sinead Walsh, Samantha Read and
       Jessica Vassena were all on the scoresheet as Headstone Manor beat Edgware Town 4-0 and
       Sutton Utd U23 were 2-0 victors over Regents Park Rangers thanks to Faye Butler and
       Sophie Demetriou.
            In Division One North, Brentford B boosted their chances of securing a top three finish
       when they won 5-0 against Tower Hamlets. Chloe Logie bagged a brace and the others came
       from Lillie Elsbury, Cheyenne Faulkner and Karen Abou-Abdallah. Elena Bodnarescu and Ayse
       Yuksel were the markswomen for East London Ladies in their 2-0 victory over Hackney Res.
            Richmond & Kew stay five points clear at the top of Division One South after a goal from
       Jessica Roberts earned them a 1-0 victory against South London Women. Second placed UCL
       Academicals were also 1-0 winners away to South East Parakeets, who stay one position
       below  them,  thanks  to  a  solitary  strike  by  Olivia  Anton.  Balham  Panthers  leapfrogged
       Sporting Duet in the table after winning their meeting 4-1, courtesy of a Beth McIntosh double,
       Eleanor  Froud  and  Lily  Hale.  Emily  Hill  scored  twice,  with  Josie  Alderman  and  Beth  Towle
       adding  the  others,  for  South  London  Laces  in  their  4-3  victory  over  Ashford  Town
       (Middlesex) Res, whose replies came from Rachel Marlow (2) and Hannah Quinton.
       Sheffield & Hallamshire League
       An  early  goal  by  Lori  Hudson  gave  Division  One  leaders  Harworth  Colliery  a  1-0  win  at
       Sheffield  Utd  Community  Foundation,  the  result  keeping  Harworth  very  much  in  the
       driving seat to finish champions, something they will achieve if they win both their remaining
       games. At the moment, only Rotherham Utd Whitehill of the teams in the top five cannot win
       the title and because there are several six-pointers still to be played, Harworth may already be
       champions ahead of their final game which is at home to AFC Bentley, who need maximum
       points from their last six games to claim top spot. Dronfield Town kept their title hopes alive
       with Demi Booth, Kris Humble and Laurie Marris on the mark in a 3-1 victory over Handsworth
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