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both coming in the five minute period ahead of half time, whilst Bedworth's consolation came
       from Abbie Taylor.
              The two teams immediately below Lincoln in the table came face to face and it was
       Boldmere St Michaels who were 1-0 winners over Doncaster Rovers Belles, a result
       which  takes  them  back  above  their  opponents  into  second  place  on  goal  difference.  Tanya
       Dickinson settled a close game when she scored the only goal for the Mikes, on the quarter
       hour.
              Long Eaton Utd continue to have a good season and are a further point adrift in
       fourth place after running out 6-1 victors away to Solihull Moors. Anya-Mae Cresswell and
       Tiana Hicks each scored twice for Long Eaton along with Laura Dexter and Moriah McIntosh,
       whilst Moors' consolation came via an own goal.
              Sporting Khalsa have climbed up into their highest position to date, going fifth
       following their 2-1 success away to Burton Albion. Laura Smith and Rebecca Gill-Parsons
       netted the goals for Khalsa, whilst Burton's reply came from Ella Ritchie.
       Division One South East
       With  Hashtag  Utd  seeing  their  scheduled  match  on  Sunday  postponed,  it  presented
       Billericay Town with a chance to go three points clear at the top, which they duly accepted
       with a 5-0 victory over Harlow Town. Logan O'Shea and Zoe Rushen netted two goals apiece
       and they were joined on the scoresheet by Karissa Rodney.
              Actonians Ladies hold on to third place despite being held to a 1-1 draw by Kent
       Football Utd, who picked up their first point of the season in the process. Rhiannon Ishmael
       was on target for Actonians, whilst Kent scored through Lucy Cockerill.
              A 2-0 victory away to Norwich City has taken Cambridge Utd back into the top
       four. Ruth Fox and Laura Mitchell scored the goals to earn the U's their sixth league win of the
       season.
              Enfield Town lifted themselves up the table as they edged out Cambridge City by
       the odd goal in seven. Klesha Darroux netted two of the goals and there was one each from
       Mollie  Kmita  and  Che  Thomas,  whilst  City's  replies  came  from  Grace  Stanley,  Lauren
       Tomlinson and Carla Penny.
              Stevenage Women picked up an important point when they shared a 2-2 draw with
       London  Seaward.  Ronni  Harrison  and  Shianne  Swarres  scored  the  goals  for  Stevenage,
       whilst Seaward netted through Abbey Dell and Phoebie Eshen.
       Division One South West
       Only one match in the division managed to survive the weather over the weekend and it saw
       Poole Town pick up their first point of the season when sharing a 1-1 draw with Larkhall
       Athletic. Both goals came during the first half, Rhian Robbins putting the Larks in front and
       the Dolphins equalising through Emma Acott, two minutes before half time.
       Reserve Section round-up...
       Only  the  one  match  went  ahead  in  the  Northern  Division  on  Sunday,  with  leaders
       Middlesbrough going down to their first defeat of the season, beaten 1-0 by Liverpool Feds
       who moved themselves into the top half of the table.
              Nottingham Forest maintained their lead in the Midland Division by scoring six
       times without reply past Long Eaton Utd 6-0. Summa Betts was on target twice for Forest
       along  with  Sophia  Bonser,  Katie  Middleton,  Jemima  Footitt  and  Charlott  Steggles.  Second
       placed Wolverhampton Wanderers also won, 3-2 against Stoke City, Chloe Shirley (2)
       and Natalie Widdal scoring their goals with Lauren Wilshaw and Sarah Hassanin replying.
       Lauren Taft (2), Jessica Richardson and Mathilda Finburgh accouted for the goals as third
       placed Loughborough Lightning defeated Leicester City 4-0 and Sporting Khalsa were
       also 4-0 winners away to Doncaster Rovers Belles, thanks to a Danni Smith brace, Louise
       Price and Lucy Taylor.
              Watford have gone six points clear at the top of the South East Division following
       their 4-1 victory over West Ham Utd, in which Summer Roberts (2), Lauren Cullum and
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