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Gloucestershire League
       Bristol  Rovers  Development  are  making  a  game  effort  to  put  pressure  on  title  rivals
       Bitton Ladies, extending their lead to six points with a 5-1 victory away to Tuffley Rovers.
       Third placed Gloucester City meanwhile defeated Bishop's Cleeve 3-1, Chloe Golding,
       Kacie Anderson and Paige Todd all getting on the scoresheet with Imogen O'Brien replying.
           In Division Two, AEK Boco Res have narrowed the gap on leaders Cheltenham Civil
       Service to a single point after beating Bradley Stoke 5-2. Shania Powell was on target twice
       for Boco along with Kayleigh Bromley, Shelby Lacey and Asia Haines, whilst the visitors netted
       through Marissia James and Hollie Shone. Whitchurch & Bristol are only three points off
       the  pace  following  their  4-0  success  away  to  Gloucester  City  Development,  in  which
       Hannah Gillett scored all four goals.
           Bristol Ladies Union stepped up their title challenge in Division Three by beating
       Ellwood Ladies 4-2 and they are eight points behind leaders Southmead Community
       Sport, but with four games in hand. Amelia Pargeter netted twice for Union and she was
       joined on the scoresheet by Emily Hodgson and Raya Langford, with Michaela Dowie and Em
       Symonds  replying.  SGS  Olveston  Utd  Res  ran  out  6-0  winners  over  Ashton  Keynes
       Ladies and goals from Steph Davis-Hyde and Eloise Harris earned Mitcheldean SC a 2-1
       victory over Andoversford.
       Greater London League
       Islington Borough were given another disappointment in their title challenge as they went
       down to a second successive defeat, beaten 4-2 by Headstone Manor. A victory would have
       taken Islington up to second but goals from Jade Doherty, Jemma Forey, Katie Phillipson and
       Aimee Shaw gave the home side victory, despite replies from Freya Glen and Carrie-Anne
       Layton. Kerry Gilroy (2), Emma Dyduch, Florrie Maxwell and Amber Guyatt sccounted for the
       goals as Clapham Utd won for the first time, 5-3 against UCL Academicals whose replies
       came from Anamika Normand (2) and Keely Nazareth.
           In Division One North, Antonia Cole was on target for Actonians Ladies 3rds as they
       shared a 1-1 draw with third placed East London Ladies, who netted through Nadia Ranee.
       Tower Hamlets have gone level on points with East London after Amber Clarke and Judith
       Rossey gave the a 2-0 win away to AFC Leyton.
           Hammersmith have opened up a three point lead at the top by beating South East
       Parakeets 9-1. Madeleine Hills was on target five times and Tamara Dkaidek hit a hat-trick,
       with Phoebe Read adding the other. Tooting Bec won 6-1 at Kenningwell Utd and are three
       points off the pace, Bryony Bancroft scoring a hat-trick along with others from Olivia Griffiths,
       Jennifer Schmidt and Dominika Babiova. Sporting Duet meanwhile climbed into mid-table
       with a 5-2 victory over CB Hounslow Utd.
       Norfolk League
       Mulbarton  Wanderers  have  gone  level  on  points  with  league  leaders  Dussindale  &
       Hellesdon Rovers after Rebekah Lake and Molly Ryan gave them a 2-0 victory over Long
       Stratton. Thetford Town meanwhile scored six without reply away to Stalham Town and
       are just behind the top three, Dayna Howard and Kamile Omeleviciute each bagging braces
       along with Chelsea Page and Stacey Roper. Kelsi Adams (2), Holly Whayman and Courtney
       Leggett scored the goals as Sprowston Ladies won 4-3 at Caister Ladies, who replied
       through Nicole Sheldrake, Molly Sims and Rebecca Waters.
           Aylsham Women have moved to within a single point of Division Two leaders KLSC
       FC after beating Blofield Utd 6-2. Jordan Arnoup hit a hat-trick with Carly Allum (2) and
       Sophie-Jayne O'Connor also on target, Bailey Duffield netting twice in reply. Abi Simmons
       scored a hat-trick and Poppy Le Beau netted twice as Thorpe St Andrew stormed to a 9-1
       victory over Horsford FC Women. Emma Clark, Natasha Frankland, Tabitha Mileham and
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