Ridgeons League: Wisbech Town stunned Premier Division leaders Wroxham with a 2-0 victory at Trafford Park on Saturday.The defeat dropped the Yachtsmen back to third in the table as the inconsistency which has stopped them taking a firm grip on the championship race returned in a miserable display.

Wisbech Town stunned Premier Division leaders Wroxham with a 2-0 victory at Trafford Park on Saturday.

The defeat dropped the Yachtsmen back to third in the table as the inconsistency which has stopped them taking a firm grip on the championship race returned in a miserable display.

The Fenmen had a goal ruled out when Stuart Cobb touched the ball in from an offside position, but they took the lead from the penalty spot on 40 minutes. Tom Gosling was fouled in the area by Josh Carus and James McManus converted the spot-kick.

Wroxham boss Damian Hilton made a triple substitution, but even that could not inspire the Yachtsmen and Cobb wrapped up the win for the visitors with five minutes remaining.

Lowestoft followed up the previous weekend's 5-0 success with a 7-0 drubbing of bottom club Newmarket - having started the month with a 7-0 reverse at Mildenhall.

The Jockeys had started the game well and were unfortunate not to take the lead, but Lowestoft regrouped and went ahead on 14 minutes through Russell Stock for his fifth goal in his last four appearances.

Jamie Godbold made it 2-0 after a swift counter-attack on 22 minutes, but Newmarket should have reduced the deficit when they were awarded a penalty, only for Owen Paynter to crash his shot against the crossbar.

Bradley Hough added the third goal for the Blues on 34 minutes and he netted again four minutes after the break following a surging run.

Richard Woodrow made it 5-0 and substitute Ally McKenna netted the sixth on 62 minutes, before adding his second eight minutes from time.

Dereham let a two-goal lead slip at home to Harwich & Parkeston as they were held to a 3-3 draw.

Ben Boyce fired the Magpies in front and Adam Gusterson doubled the lead from the penalty spot. Jimmy Chatters pulled a goal back for Harwich before half-time and the same player levelled the scores on the hour mark.

Olly Willis restored Dereham's advantage, but Harwich hit back again to equalise through skipper Lee Matson with six minutes remaining.

Two second half goals accounted for Kirkley & Pakefield's hopes of taking anything from their trip to Mildenhall.

Gareth Simpson netted for the hosts soon after half-time and Daniel Flack added a late penalty to hand Mildenhall a 2-0 win.

Swaffham picked up a 2-2 draw at home to Stanway Rovers.

In the First Division, Gorleston and Thetford battled out a 1-1 draw at Emerald Park. The game remained goalless until the 79th minute, when Gary Ingram stabbed the ball home to register his 191st goal for the Greens.

Thetford had the ball in the net 90 seconds later only to see the effort disallowed for offside, but in the fourth minute of injury time they snatched an equaliser through Carl Pask.

Yarmouth's steady improvement picked up pace with a 3-2 win at Stowmarket.

Crawley put the Bloaters ahead on 14 minutes, but the home side drew level after 34 minutes. Goals from Palmer and Thompson gave Yarmouth a 3-1 lead and although Graham pulled a goal back for Stowmarket, the Bloaters survived to take the victory.

Gavin Norman was on target for Diss, but they slipped to a 2-1 defeat at leaders Tiptree.

Second-placed Downham remain eight points behind Tiptree after beating Long Melford 1-0, while bottom of the table Fakenham were beaten 2-0 at home by March.