PREMIER DIVISION

Leaders Enderby 2000 have opened a four point lead over second placed Beaumont Town 2004 after beating Loughborough F C Youth 5 - 2 with goals from Liam Webster, Stuart Boot (2), Nathan Bedford And Daniel Read all scoring for the leaders, Barwell Athletic and Beaumont Town had to share The points in the entertaining draw Luke Hyde and Ashley Civil (2) Scoring for the home side with Beaumont's Jake Smith hitting a hat-trick in reply. Melton Foxes won their first league game of the season With a 2 - 1 win at Caterpillar S & S Nico Ambrose scoring for Caterpillar but could not stop the home team from the first defeat of the season.

DIVISION ONE

Rothley Imps lead the division on goal difference from ever improving Barrow Town who went on a goal hunt against Glenfield United, Rothley themselves also had a good day smashing five against Kingsway Rangers with Ethan Taylor, Joe Moscetano, Mike Sexton and Ben Lamb doing the damage, Liam Aurbury, Shane Brown and David Fox netting for Glenfield, Barrow Town netted double figures in the 10 - 3 win T J McRoberts led the way netting a hat trick with the others from Joe Moxom (2), Vijay Godhania, Tom Bates, Matthew Shelley, Jaz Harris and Matthew Lanes. Third placed Kirby Muxloe 88 Went down 3 - 1 at home to Gilmorton Juniors with Ben Stapleford netting the consolation for Kirby and Sam McGowan, Jack Oliver and Sam Oliver . Rock bottom Soar Valley is still bottom of the pile after a valiant effort against Barlestone St Gyles Kyle Russell, Micheal Oles and Ryan Axton netting for the Valley, Thomas Sloan, Matthew Horn and Joe Waterfield with a brace.

UNDER 17

PREMIER DIVISION

Narborough and Littlethorpe have maintained their good start to the season with a 2 - 1 win over Barrow Town to keep a three point advantage over Mowbray Rangers Matt Barrington set them on the way with the second from Zak Ainscough. Mowbray Rangers just edging out Oadby Owls 1 - 0 and Syston Town remain in third after hitting eight past Quorn Juniors with Alex Honour,(2), Tom Elson, Mitch Williams hat-trick, Joe Danvers and Nick Hatch. Countesthorpe Athletic move upto forth after beating Wigston Youth, Countesthorpe Athletic came home with the points after an impressive show at Wigston Youth. Pleasant conditions and large flat surface suited Athletics' passing game down to the ground, and after 15 minutes Harry Warren pounced to give the visitors the lead after a Charles Butler shot had been well saved. Soon after, a superb team move and a neat interchange with Warren left Butler in space to stroke home the second. Youth broke quickly to reduce arrears to a single goal, but a powerful Jack Anderson header on the stroke of half time re installed the 2 goal lead. The home side competed well in the second half, but the introduction of Alex Sahota settled the visitors, and it was Sahota who popped up at the far post for the fourth. Late on the midfielder powerhouse Frank Wheway stormed through to set up Matt Bizley for the fifth to complete a fine team display.

DIVISION ONE

With no fewer than five clubs trying to grab a hold of the lead in the division Birstall United hold top spot on goal difference over Shelthorpe Lions, Burbage Old Boys, Dunton & Broughton and Swallows Green, Birstall recorded their first defeat of the season with Oliver Townsend giving Swallows Green all three points. Queniborough are the biggest winners with a 7 - 0 demolition of Kingsway Rangers and Wigston Rangers could only manage a point In the 2 - 2 draw with Kirby Muxloe 88, Daniel Mitchell and Joseph Marlow netting for the Rangers with Joe Cassie and James Lupton squaring things up for Kirby.

DIVISION TWO

Kegworth Imps lead the division by three points after a entertaining match against Netherhall Diamonds with ten goals scored there was endless scoring action at each end Kurt Barley (2) and Sancho Quinn netting for the Diamonds, Kegworth's goals were scored by Oliver Smith, Adam Holland, John Adcock (2), Alex Purkiss (2) and Martin Murphy. Loughborough F C Youth went one better with a 8 - 2 win over Enderby 2000 with Jordan Tinley setting the home side on their way with a hat-trick Lewis Maxfield also netted a hat-trick with Matt Norse netting a brace . Bardon Hill Sunday netted a 5 - 2 win over Whetstone Juniors, Patrick Boyle netting a hat-trick the others were scored by Joe Peale and Tim Morris, Mitch Torr netting twice for Whetstone. Anstey Swifts are 2 - 1 winners At home to Fleckney Athletic with Darryl Lundy and Luke Martin earning all three points for the home side.

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PREMIER DIVISION

Asfordby Amateurs are the new leaders of the division after the latest round of results Patrick Reading led the line superbly for the Amateurs netting a hat-trick in the 3 - 2 win over Blaby & Whestone. The two other fixtures in the division ended with 3 goals apiece for Caldecote Foxes, Leicester Nirvana, Oadby Owls and Ratby Sports, Caldecote Foxes drew 3-3 with Leicester Nirvana after a riveting end to end encounter. Nirvana started brightly and went two nil up after 20 minutes. Caldecote kept to their game plan and clawed one back through a Joe Moult header. The Foxes continued to press early in the second half and were rewarded with an equaliser coming from an own goal from a Taj Bains cross. Nirvana then took the lead against the run of play. It looked as though Nirvana would steal the 3 points but Jake Paget followed up a Tom Bardley-Smith shot and poked the ball home to level the score. Caldecote Took on Leicester Nirvana with Josh Moult, Jake Paget and a own goal. Oadby scorers were Ben Garner (2) and Nathan Benjamin.

DIVISION ONE

Mountsorrel kept their 100% start to the season intact with top spot and a two point lead over Shepshed Dynamo after a 4 - 0 win over Ibstock United with Luke Howitt netting a hat-trick and Conner Simon Finishing the scoring, Shepshed are hot on the tails after a 3 - 0 win over Gilmorton Juniors Simon Pond, Daniel Powell and Alistair Hawkins all netting for the Dynamo. Ellistown Youth also netted three points with a 3 - 1 win over Fleckney Athletic with Joe Coleman, Jonathan Edgar and Michael Martin all netting.

Loughborough Dynamo took no prisoners in the 8 - 0 demolition of Wigston Youth The home side were ahead inside three minutes when Josh Buchanan found space after some great build up play to beat the visiting keeper from 12 yards. It wasn't long before Buchanan grabbed number two when after 12 minutes skipper Grant Ryder played a searching ball from the back that the in form striker latched onto to nod past the onrushing Wigston keeper for his 6th goal in three games. Wigston never looked like troubling the home defence who comfortably dealt with the rare attacks that the visitors mounted. The first period was only 20 minutes old when Buchanan claimed his first hat trick of the season with a speculative effort from the right wing that the Wigston keeper should have dealt with but the ball squirmed through his hands and dropped into the net. Buchanan's strike partner Alan Lee was a handful for the visitors, twisting and turning and frustrating them at every opportunity and it wasn't long before he got himself on the score sheet with the fourth to demoralise the Leicester side and end any hopes they might have had for a comeback. Dynamo's midfield were in complete control of the game with Callum McCallion, Danny Hulett and Patrick Hardy snuffing out the Wigston central players and spreading the ball to both flanks with ease where Karl Whymark and Asif Uddin were patrolling and getting the supply to the front two. Lee's second came on the half hour mark with a move typical of the player - shrugging off his marker and finishing with accuracy. Five minutes later it was six when Dynamo broke from a bout of rare defensive duty and fed Lee just inside his own half who broke free and knocked the ball between his two markers and his blistering pace left them trailing as he darted clear to round the advancing Wigston keeper and slot the ball into an empty net to cap a superb return to form and his first hat trick of the season. A minute before the break it was seven when Whymark attacked the Wigston rearguard from the left wing to finish with a clinical shot that gave the keeper no chance at his near post. Dynamo looked a completely different side when they came out for the second half, obviously considering the job was done. But full marks to the visitors, they kept their heads up and took the game to Dynamo and enjoyed a good spell of pressure for the first ten minutes of the second half without really troubling David Walker in Dynamo's goal. Dynamo never seemed in danger of conceding but reverted to individualism, with too many of the team trying to get on the score sheet and the shots were raining in on the Wigston keeper from all sorts of distances and angles. The eighth came midway through the half when a pinpoint Whymark corner found Ryder in acres of space at the far post who made no mistake with a powerful header that gave the keeper no chance. Wigston had the chance of a consolation goal with ten minutes remaining when Walker received a back pass and played the ball straight to a Wigston striker who carried the ball into Dynamo's area and with time and space shot to Walkers left, but the almost redundant keeper atoned for his mistake with a fine save to preserve his clean sheet. Credit the Wigston players for never giving up and giving it a good go in the second half but Dynamo take the points and do their goal difference the power of good with an outstanding first half display of quick, controlled, passing football.

DIVISION TWO

With a three way split at the top of the division it's all to play for with Burbage Old Boys leading the way even though they lost for the first time against Caterpillar S & S Sean Astill's goal was not enough As Caterpillar responded with two strikes Caterpillar turned in an impressive team performance on a glorious sunny afternoon to end Burbage Old Boy's unbeaten run, which had stretched since the start of last season.This long awaited derby match provided end to end action during the first half, with both goalkeepers making fine saves to keep the game goalless at the interval. The second half started where the first half had ended, with both teams pushing for the first goal. The deadlock was broken when Caterpillar's Ben Ryecroft made a fine individual run down the left and fired in a low shot, beating the keeper at the near post. Caterpillar's lead was increased further, when the impressive Ryecroft again broke free of his marker and put in an accurate cross, for Jordan Spoors to head home at the far post. Burbage mounted a concerted effort to reduce the arrears, and were rewarded late in the game with a free kick outside the box which was converted by Sean Astill to make the final score 2 - 1 to Caterpillar. Kegworth Imps enjoyed A good win over Ibstock United Youth with a 6 - 0 win, After a close fought cup encounter last Wednesday, which Kegworth scrapped through by one goal to nil. The Imps played host to Ibstock in the league on Sunday. A tight opening twenty minutes brought chances for both sides and good saves from both goalkeepers. It was John Bowles who broke the deadlock on twenty minutes with a smart finish from the right side of the box. This lifted the home side and the majority of the remainder of the half was played in the visitors half. The second half started in the same vein with Kegworth pushing Ibstock back. The goals flowed freely for The Imps, with Bowles completing a hat trick in quick time. Strike partner Ryan Salmon soon joined in the goal rush and Kegworth were cruising. One more goal apiece for Bowles and Salmon completed the scoring with the home side running out deserving six, nil winners. Barrow Town lost at home against Whetstone Juniors. Barrow could not clear their area and were caught cold with a goal from Micky Clancoates before a minute had gone. Barrow brought themselves back into the game and a good game unfolded especially when Tom Carr equalised latching on to a long clearance to slot the ball into the bottom left corner. After half time Whestone took the advantage again when Karl Smith reacted first after a long shot/cross was parried by the keeper. Very soon after Trevor Mapfine (2) finished off a quick passing move normally seen in training sessions with a neat side foot. Barrow picked themselves up again and they controlled the last 15 minutes. A deep cross found the head of Lewis Fraser hitting the post with Carr first to the ball to roll the ball into an empty net. Whetstone held on after sustained attacks and went home with a hard-earned 3 points. The fixture reverses next week and it has all the hallmarks of another cracker. Birstall won with their goals scored by John Bullough and Luke Chanty in the 2 - 1 victory over Harborough Town. Highfield Rangers Also went down to a defeat with a 1- 0 loss at home to Waltham Athletic.

DIVISION THREE

Bushby Rangers remain top after a 2 - 0 win over Royce Rangers Reece Gibbens and Jake Domingo hitting the goal trail. Second placed Royce Rangers 2005 won at home against Lutterworth Juniors 4 - 2 goals from Joey Watchorn and Jake Sanders (2), and Neil Carter, Lutterworth's goals were scored by Ben Davies and Ryan Wildbore, Markfield Colts lost at home to Thurmaston Magpies, Westfield Wanderers also recorded a 3 - 1 win over Allexton & Tennant with Johnny Kitching grabbing two and Callum Doyle adding The third. Anstey Swifts also recorded a 3 - 2 win at Barwell Athletic, Aaron McVeigh and Arnie Wheeler scoring for the home team.

DIVISION FOUR

Cosby United are going from strength to strength after completing another goal storming afternoon after knocking twelve goals past sorry Countesthorpe Athletic with the home side winning 4 - 0 at the break with goals from Chris Musson, Kieran Matthews, Tom Marrs and Josh Spradbury they turned around to play down hill to net another eight goals through Chris Musson, Kieran Matthews, Jordan Hodgson (2), Joshua Heames, Josh Pickering and Sam Higgins the win leaves Them six points clear after four games . Birstall Community College Remain in second even after losing their second fixture going down 5 - 1 to Houghton Rangers Joel Johnson netting the consolation for Birstall, Houghton took the lead after about 15minutes when Liam Carl latched on to a good through ball from Jack Richardson. Birstall equalised within a few minutes from close range. Dan Parton restored Houghtons lead just before half time with a neat volley following a good cross from Lee Waters. After the break Houghton piled on the pressure and Liam scored his second with a great volley which the keeper had no chance. A determined Tom Smith scored the fourth and Dan Parton made it 5 with a cheeky back heeled effort. Loughborough F C Youth also netted a away win ay Countesthorpe Athletic 2003 coming away with a 3 - 1 win, Lucas King netting for Countesthorpe.