Teams from both divisions came together in a King's Lynn Sunday League knockout cup at the weekend.

The League Cup took centre stage and there are now definitely six Division Two teams through to the second round, with one definitely set to appear in the third.

There were two ties on Sunday featuring Division One teams against lower-level outfits and both went to form. England's Hope hammered West Lynn 7-1, despite Ant Munson's strike. Ricky Gunns (3), Matt Dawson (2), Sam Whyborn and Dean Jimson bagged for the visitors.

FANG travelled to Adrian Flux and bettered Hope by winning 8-1. Kyle Benefer scored for Flux but FANG romped home courtesy of Jo Malby (4), Corey Brady (2), Lewis Osborn and Tommy Rix.

Clenchwarton and Flitcham battled out a true ding-dong cup affair, with Clenchwarton racing into a 4-0 half-time lead through Billy Pawsey, Josh Winner, C Scamell and Adam Mason. Bell rallied in the 2nd half and despite scoring through Matt Bulley, Richard Cunliffe and Aaron Herbert, could not find an equaliser.

River Lane stretched their unbeaten run to four games with a 3-2 win over Maides Head. Chad Sealey and Ollie Mitchell found the net for Maides, but it wasn't enough, thanks to goals from Ivo Lipovski, Michael Gilbert and James Nelson.

Chilvers continued to steamroll everyone in front of them with a 9-2 win away at CSKA Emneth. Neil Goodbourn notched four, Ashley Keegan three and Danny Jezeph two. Scott Wylie and Kai Ruff plundered for CSKA. Tilney Green Lions breezed past Hustlers, winning 10-3. Adam Key scored three, Rob Precy two, with further goals coming from Rob Mikla, Evaldas Pinelis and Dariusz Suchocki. Hustlers scored through Alan Saint twice and Dan Gill.

March Saracens were the only team to keep a clean sheet when they won 5-0 at Fleet. Ash Taylor hit a hat-trick while the other goals came from Jermaine Watson and Dan Smethurst. Gaywood Park Rangers progressed thanks to a Chris Green treble. Burt could only score through ex-player Nathan Mitchell's own goal.

In Division One action, Horsepigs found themselves moving from 11th to seventh thanks to a 6-3 away win over Wisbech Wanderers, who remain bottom and pointless. Wisbech scored through Connor Ratcliffe, Ricky-Lee Melton and Ben Gallon. Horsepigs took the three points thanks to goals from Matty Willis (3), John Murphy (2) and Dan Spalding.

Elm grabbed a priceless Division Two win against in-form CR Eastern, thanks to A Rouse and Mark Secker notching. Curtis Morais scored for CR, keeping up his record of having notched in every game this season.