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Bowers & Pitsea 3-1. Ronnell Humes was on target twice for Haringey and Kylie
Manktelow added the other, with Chloe Brand replying.
London & South East League
Millwall Lionesses caught up ground on the top two in the Premier Division as goals
from Otesha Charles and Maisie Joyce earned them a 2-0 victory over Dartford FC
Women. Aylesford meanwhile emerged as 3-2 winners from the bottom of the clash
against New London Lionesses with Beth Hulme, Alex Witham and Zara Chapman
netting their goals, Kalina Georgieva and Helene Rognas replying.
Clapton Community are now five points ahead in Division One North following
their 3-3 draw against Watford Development. Emily Link, Annabel Lyons and Marta
Perez all scored for Clapton, whilst Watford netted through Natalie Cloy, Lily Hall and
Rebecca Lovelace. Dorking Wanderers played a double header against Hackney and
only picked up one point from the two matches. The results were not quite enough to take
Hackney off the bottom but a Natalie White double and Fae Fulconis, with Charlotte
Keenan responding, gave them a surprise 3-1 win over the title contenders, whilst the other
meeting finished goalless. Catherine Campbell, Sharne Harris and Mya Lewis-Powell were
all on the scoresheet as Dulwich Hamlet Res beat Leatherhead 3-2 to go into the top
half of the table, Megan Button and Claire Ulman replying. Whyteleafe meanwhile ran
out 4-0 winners over Richmond Park courtesy of Abigail Woollvin (2), Jade Dancaster
and Abigail Igbavboa.
In Division One South, Herne Bay kept themselves in the running for a top three
place as an Elena Brock brace, Lauren Harris and Abbie Potter gave them a 4-3 win against
Bromley FC Women, whose replies came from Tanya Holley, Sylvia Safranovic and
Stacey Taylor. First half strikes from Charlotte Markham, Lucy Collinson and Chloe Evans
earned Newhaven a 3-1 success against Montpelier Villa, whose consolation was
scored by Tara Barratt. Cray Valley (PM) tasted victory in a league match at the sixteenth
time of asking when Katie Jackson scored the only goal of the game against Steyning
Town Community.
North East League
After dominating the league throughout the season, Chester-le-Street Town clinched
the Premier Division title and will return to the National League at the first attempt
following their 4-0 victory over Wallsend Boys Club. Nichole Havery netted twice along
with Isla Maggs and Erin Third as the Cestrians put themselves in an unassailable position
with four matches still to play. Wakefield lead the chase for the runners-up spot after
beating third placed South Shields 4-1. Neve Renwick scored a hat-trick and Charlotte
Blythe added the other, with Eve Gatens replying. Michelle Stewart and Chloe Young
netted for Alnwick Town in their 2-1 success at Redcar Town and they stay in fourth,
just head of Sunderland West End who defeated Harrogate Town 7-2 thanks to
Allison Ferris (2), Nicole O'Hara (2), Olivia Inaloz, Alex Ross and Melissa Jones.
Wallsend BC Res hold on to their two point lead in the Northern Division after
beating Gateshead FC Ladies 6-4. Millie McKenna and Catherine Shields each netted
twice for Wallsend along with Rose Rikkerink and Rachel Hepple, whilst Gateshead's
replies came from a Christine Murray hat-trick and Olivia Black. Spennymoor Town
have replaced Hartlepool Utd in second after beating them 1-0, Autumn Colledge
scoring the only goal of the game. Thornaby Ladies and Hartlepool Pools Youth
finished goalless whilst Norton & Stockton Ancients Res scored seven times without
reply past Guisborough Town, Maddie Myers bagging a four-goal haul along with Mia
Brannigan, Robyn Wrigley and Jade Featherstone.
Barnsley FC Ladies went nine points clear in the Southern Division, Lynn Goodman
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