Sunday 4th December
FA PREMIER LEAGUE
MIDLANDS DIVISION 1
Long Eaton United 3-3 Rotherham United
Steel City Wanderers 2-2 Sporting Khalsa
TNS 3-1 Loughborough Students
NORTHERN DIVISION 1
Blackpool Wren Rovers 2-0 Crewe Alexandra
Leeds 0-1 Chorley
Morecambe 5-1 Chester le Street Town
Mossley Hill 5-2 Tranmere Rovers
SOUTH EAST DIVISION 1
Denham United 4-2 Actonians
Enfield Town 0-0 Stevenage
SOUTH WEST DIVISION 1
Maidenhead United P-P Exeter City
Shanklin P-P Chichester City
St Nicholas 5-2 Cheltenham Town
Sporting Khalsa are 5 points off Midlands Division 1 leaders Loughborough Foxes after being held 2-2 at Steel City Wanderers.
Long Eaton and Rotherham shared six goals in the mid-table meeting. The Millers struck first, Lucie Johnstone and Precious Hamilton then turned the game around before the visitors made it 2-2. Cara Newton restored the lead but Rotherham were back on level terms with a minute to go, as Natalie Shaw completed her hat-trick.
Lowly Loughborough Students recovered from an own-goal to equalise at TNS but ended up going down 3-1 after two quickfire goals.
Chorley gained ground on Northern Division 1 table-toppers Guiseley, when getting the only goal of the game in the second half at Leeds.
A Nikki Berko brace saw Blackpool Wren Rovers beat Crewe 2-0 and climb to fifth.
Chester le Street are above Morecambe in the table but crashed to a 5-1 reverse in Lancashire.
Mossley Hill banked their first points of the season with a 5-2 victory over Tranmere in the basement clash. Amy Hughes and Erin Slade got early goals and a penalty was missed as the hosts built a 4-0 interval lead.
Denham defeated Actonians 4-2 in the South East’s Middlesex derby, moving within 3 points of the fourth-placed side.
Stevenage gained only their third point of the campaign with a goalless draw at Enfield Town.
St Nicholas sealed a second win of the season to leapfrog visitors Cheltenham Town in the South West’s only game to go ahead. The home side lead 1-0 at the midway point before a goal-glut saw them run out 5-2 winners.
