Doncaster Rovers Belles won a seven-goal thriller at Holwell Sports to go second in the FA Women’s National League Division 1 Midlands.
Northern Premier
Middlesbrough P-P Derby County
Southern Premier
Keynsham Town 2-1 Milton Keynes Dons
Keynsham Town are up to eighth in the Southern Premier after a 2-1 defeat of winless MK Dons, with all the goals coming after the interval.
Division 1 Midlands
Bedworth United A-A Leek Town
Boldmere St Michaels A-A Peterborough United
Holwell Sports 3-4 Doncaster Rovers Belles
Sporting Khalsa P-P Solihull Moors
Doncaster’s 4-3 win at Holwell Sports was the only Division 1 Midlands match completed, pushing the Belles into second place, two points behind leaders Lincoln City. Twice behind, Hannah McWilliams netted twice for the visitors and Jess Price chipped home a late winner.
Boldmere were 4-2 up against Peterborough when the match was abandoned on 69 minutes due to the weather.
The referee has abandoned the match due to the weather 🥶
Details for the rearranged fixture will be announced in due course. pic.twitter.com/N0ftJu1LRj
— Bedworth United Ladies FC (@LadiesBedworth) November 28, 2021
Division 1 North
Barnsley P-P Alnwick Town
Durham Cestria P-P FC United of Manchester
Stockport County P-P Chester le Street Town
Division 1 South East
Cambridge United 0-2 London Seaward
Harlow Town 2-1 Enfield Town
Georgia Box and Chloe Bassett had Harlow two up and although Katie O’Leary replied before the break for Enfield, the hosts successfully fought to hold onto the lead and bank a second ever win at this level.
London Seaward are just a point short of fourth-placed Cambridge United, whom they beat 2-0 away with two first-half goals.
Division 1 South West
Portishead 1-1 Larkhall Athletic
Swindon Town 6-1 Poole Town
Larkhall held mid-table Portishead, whose early effort from Keiana Jones was cancelled out by an own-goal.
Swindon Town are seventh after putting six past Poole, three of those scored by Ellie Olds.
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