Loddon United have gone to the top of the embryonic Premier Division table – but it's tight between the leading pack.

Goals from Richard Summons, Gary Summons and Myles Clarke gave Loddon a 3-1 home win over Norwich St Johns, for whom Luke Tuttle was on target.

But Sterry Cup holders Cromer are hot on their heels – second only by a goal difference of one, with Acle third, also on seven points.

Cromer were 3-0 winners over Kirkley & Pakefield Reserves, with Darren Terrington, Antoni Fawkes and David Harwood on the scoresheet.

Acle beat visiting St Andrews 2-0, their goals coming from Adam Hipperson and Regan Harman.

Behind the top there are a trio all on six points - Blofield United, Wroxham Reserves and Sheringham.

Blofield were 2-0 winners away to Mattishall, thanks to goals from Ben Morgan and Chris Holmes, while Wroxham's second string won by the same scoreline at Spixworth. Jordan Southgate and Oliver Dingli were on target for the Yachtsmen.

Sheringham beat Beccles Town 2-1 at their Recreation Ground, with Paul Atkins and Jonathan Abbs on the scoresheet. Andy Thompson replied for the visitors.

Hempnall picked up their first win of the season, beating Wells Town 3-2. Paul Hunter, Carl Harwin and Stuart Chrystall scored for Hempnall, with Scott Sutherland-Gray and Wayne Campbell replying.

It was even at Premier Division newcomers Wymondham Town, who are still looking for their first win after being held to a 2-2 draw by North Walsham.

Chris Priest and Gareth Downs were on target for Wymondham while Walsham's goals came from Darren Miller and James Marsh.

There was just one match played in Division one, with Brandon Town moving into second, level on points with leaders Norwich CEYMS, after a 4-1 home win over Corton.

It was Norfolk Senior Cup first round duties for the other teams, although CEYMS are out, losing 3-1 at hoe to Bradenham wanderers.

Horsford, who have lost both their opening league games, were 4-3 winners away to Hindringham. Two goals from Dale Webster and one each for Alan Rudder and Ross Pantry saw them through, with Gary Belton, Kevin Whittred and Darren West replying for the hosts.

Kevin Moore bagged a pair as Holt United won 4-2 at Caister. James Wright and Lewis Franklin were also on the scoresheet, with Caister's goals coming from Jack Waitt.

Watton were the big hitters of the weekend, putting six past visiting Stalham Town, who still managed to score four of their own.