Remy Gordon proved that dad Dale isn't the only goalscorer in the family as he helped Wroxham reserves to within one point of the top spot in the Anglian Combination Premier Division.

The Yachtsmen's second string were 2-1 winners at Beccles Town, Jamie George scoring the opener for the visitors, with Kevin Waterman notching the home side's effort.

Wroxham took the lead on 27 minutes when Jordan Mace played a neat pass to George who picked his spot wide of Beccles goalkeeper Liam Still.

But the hosts equalised five minutes later after good work by Remblance and Martin, who set up Waterman.

Wroxham won it on 80 minutes when Sam Holt worked his way in from the right and passed to Gordon, whose left foot shot found the bottom corner.

It leaves Wroxham third, behind Blofield on goal difference and a point behind leaders Mattishall.

In the only other Premier Division game on a day when Norfolk Senior Cup ties occupied most of the teams, Kirkley & Pakefield Reserves thrashed North Walsham Town 5-0.

It was a goal-fest in Division One where Caister and Watton United - two of the bottom three teams, shared 10 goals. Kieran Hack scored a hat-trick for Caister, whose other goals came from Jack Waitt and Gary Fitzgerald, while the visitors' efforts came from Carl Allibone, Eusabio Huckle, Craig Burton, Michael Callaghan and an own goal.

Leaders Stalham beat bottom side Long Stratton 3-1 thanks to a brace from Lawrence Cheese and one from Darren Patterson. Jonathan King was on target for the visitors.

Corton are second after disposing of Hindringham 2-1. Arni High and Ritchi High scored for Corton, with Ian Bulley on target for the hosts.

They are two points ahead of Brandon Town, who beat Horsford United 3-2, although Norwich CEYMS dropped to fourth after losing 4-2 at Dersingham Rovers.