Leverington Sports A and Hampton A share spoils after six-goal Peterborough League Division Four thriller

Many games were again called off because of waterlogged pitches on Saturday but our featured match did go ahead and was a six-goal thriller between Leverington Sports A and Hampton A.

Robert Hitchcock scored all three goals for Sports as they drew the mid-table Peterborough League Division Four clash 3-3.

In the Premier Division Leverington’s first team stay in the championship race with a 2-0 home win over Holbeach United Reserves.

The win keeps them in fifth place, nine points from leaders Uppingham Town but with four games in hand.

There was, however, a setback for Tydd in their fight against relegation as they slip back into the bottom two after a 4-3 defeat in a brilliant game at bottom side Ramsey Town.

Tydd had fought back from 3-0 down after 30 minutes with goals from Mitch Johnson, Marcio Martins and Sam Bedwell-Byatt, only for Town to come back with a winner in the 93rd minute when Tydd were down to ten men because of Tim Magnus being sin-binned.

In Division One Chatteris Town remain in third place after a great 6-0 win at mid-table Glinton and Northborough, Sam Bond netting twice to make it 19 for the season and man of the match James Cooper, Martin Saunders, Alfie Richardson and Samuel Parker also on target.

But there were no point for Long Sutton Athletic who lost 4-2 at home to Deeping United.

Sutton Bridge United are sitting in fourth place in Division Two after a good 4-2 win at Stamford Belvedere Reserves, Joseph Sutton grabbing a hat-trick and Mark Garner also on target.

In the Premier Division of the Cambs County League, Wisbech St Mary slip to third from bottom after a 2-0 defeat at Hemingfords United who leapfrog them in the table.

In Senior B Wimblington overtook March Town Reserves into third place and put themselves firmly in the promotion mix after a fantastic 7-1 win at Abington United.

Alexander Knowles helped himself to a hat-trick to make it 16 for the season and there were two goals for Nick Ward, with Billy Munns and Jermaine Watson also chipping in.

Benwick Athletic (Christchurch) drew 3-3 at home to Eynesbury Rovers Reserves in 1B, where Dayne Moore, David Jackson and Jason Harrison were on target.

March Town A are in bottom place after a 6-2 defeat at Needingworth United, James Monaghan and Josh Bryant scoring.

Wisbech St Mary Reserves are right in the 2B promotion mix after a 4-1 home win over Manea United leaves them in fourth place, five points from a promotion place but with a couple of games in hand.

Jamie Leet with his 16th of the season, Ricky Mason, Woods and Josh Lester were the scorers.

Wisbech Town Acorns leapfrog Manea United Reserves in 4B, leaving the latter second from bottom, after a 5-3 win at the Memorial Field.

Josh Britain, James Tasker and Freddie Bishop scored for United, while Derren Singleton netted twice to take him to 18 for the season for Acorns and there were also two goals for Scott McManus and one for Nablus Skiudulas.

Wisbech St Mary A are through to the final of the Haigh and Peck Cup after a 5-0 home win over Hairston, Marley Barrett getting three goals to take him to 12 for the season and Tom Chilton Jr netting twice.