For the fourth week in succession there is a different leader at the top of the Premier Division after this weekend's fixtures.

Norman Wanderers are the new leaders as their 6-0 (Sam Gauntlet, Luke Durant, Danny Brown, Adam Plumstead, Jason Armes and Mark Cornfield) win at Windmill Wanderers enabled them to take advantage of defeats to The Pod FC and AFC Wanderers. Goals by Steve Watmore, Joe Woodcock and Danny Nelson helped Spixworth Sunday to a 3-2 victory over morning leaders The Pod FC, whilst AFC Wanderers suffered their first defeat at home since 2011 as Dog House moved into second spot courtesy of two goals from Scott Woodgate. Aylsham Sunday grabbed their first point of the season as they drew 3-3 at home to Farmhouse.

In 1A Riverside Rovers took on morning leaders Norman Wanderers Res.

Lee Guyton put Wanderers ahead but Riverside gradually worked their way back into the game and levelled through Dave Watling. This was to be the first of three goals for the home side before the interval as Roy Bevis and an own goal made it 3-1.

Soon after the break, Norman were back in the game when Lee Barnes headed home from close range. With five minutes remaining Bevis stroked home his second of the game from the spot to put Rovers top after a game between two good sides. Mad Moose stay third after coming from behind to win 5-2 at Vale Longo, whilst goals by Paul Durrant Oliver Ford and Tom Cullabine helped Dussindale Rovers to a 3-0 win at Dancing Farmers. Anglian Rovers gained their third win of the season as they beat DCS Rapid 5-1 with Dwaine Powley (two), Josh Powley and an own goal amongst the scorers. In 1B, Bell Inn returned to the top of the table after a 4-3 victory over a vastly improved Spixworth Sunday Res, whilst a goal from Jacob Dorman earned Ribs Rovers a point at Unicorns after Scott Starling had opened the scoring.

A goal from Dave Bailey wasn't enough for 2A bottom side Eaton Young Boys against league leaders Deopham who recorded a narrow 2-1 (Kane Wetteland two) win. Oli Smith and Sam Page scored for Brooke as they won by the same score at New Buckenham and Bungay Town hammered 11 without reply at The Cottage. Ketts Tavern Wizards recent good run came to an end as they went down 3-2 at Sporting Longdale.

In 2B leaders Schoolhouse put eight passed One Love Utd to remain five points clear of Taverham Utd who were 3-1 (Brad Nelson 2, Paul Clarke) winners over Salhouse Rovers. William Wanderers beat Sloughbottom Revolution 3-2. Daniel Childerhouse (two) and Matthew Nixon scored for the home side. In the division's other game, Moles Rest ran out 6-1 winners at home to Briston Wanderers.

Costessey stay on top despite suffering second defeat of season

Division 3A leaders Costessey West End suffered their second defeat of the season as they went down 2-1 at Bungay Town Res.

Temple Bar are now level on points at the top after a 5-1 win at Newsman Celtic. Sporting Longdale Res shared eight goals and the points with Micawbers Tavern as did Brooke Res with Westlegate Wanderers and there was a good 4-2 victory for MC Rovers at home to Dilham Cross Keys.

Hethersett Ath Res went down 3-2 to leaders Lakewood United whilst Heroes Bar remain second after scoring 11 at Salhouse Rovers Res, whilst third-placed Shipdham Rangers had a good 6-3 (Jack Flynn four, Liam Adams two) victory at Windmill Elite.

Red Lion have found that winning can become a habit. After their first win of the season last week, they followed it up with another as they won by the odd goal of seven at Cellar House.

Well done to The Pod Res who recorded their first win of the season, 3-1 at Costessey Sports.

With Division 4 leaders Mischief FC inactive, Hickling Barn closed the gap at the top by beating Briston Wanderers Res 5-2. Gaga FC returned to winning ways as they thumped Sporting Iceni 7-1 and Binham Village scored five times in a nine-goal thriller at Dynamo FC.

Silver Fox kept their recent good run going as they beat Freethorpe FC 6-2, Nathan Savage grabbed a hat-trick.

In the Under 19 section, Hellesdon stay top after a 4-2 (Charlie Clarke 3, Jack Richardson) win at Blofield Utd. The game though was marred by a bad injury to the Blofield goal-keeper and all involved wish him a speedy recovery.

Watton Utd moved up to third spot as they won 6-3 (Liam Eagling two, Aiden Rayner two, Liam Cooper, Alistair Codling) at Beccles Caxton and Long Stratton ran out 4-1 (Craig Ball, Aidan Shaen-Carter and Dan Folkard, og) winners at Taverham

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Salhouse Rovers Youth scored four times (Nathan Fisher, Ryan Fisher, Paul Hudson, and Joshua Bulmer) in their victory at home to Coltishall Jaguars.