Whitstable Town FC

New leaders in Division One North – Edgware Town’s 1-0 win at home to Potters Bar Town just enough to give them a point advantage over last week’s leaders AF Sudbury – beaten 3-1 at Aveley. No change in Division One South, with the top three teams all frozen off.

Top scorers of the weekend were Harlow Town, with six at home to Leyton, whilst Chelmsford City and Ware both hit five at home – Bertie Brayley scored four of Chelmsford’s goals.

Top crowd of the day was at Chelmsford with 1,054 watching the clash with Margate, whilst Ramsgate had a crowd of 716 for their match against AFC Wimbledon.

Premier Division

Chelmsford City retuned to the top of the table following their 5-1 home win against fifth placed Margate, as former leaders Hendon could only draw 1-1 at home to Heybridge Swifts. Staines Town and Ramsgate held on to 3^rd and 4^th places, as they both drew 1-1 at home – Staines against Tonbridge Angels and Ramsgate with AFC Wimbledon.

Leyton remain six points adrift at the foot of the table as they lost heavily for the second week running, this time gong down 6-1 at Harlow Town. Also in the relegation zone are Carshalton Athletic, 2-1 losers at home to Harrow Borough, Folkestone Invicta who lost 3-1 at Wealdstone and Tonbridge Angels.

Division One North

Edgware Town returned to the top of Division One North with a 1-0 home win against Potters Bar Town, as last week’s leaders slipped up 3-1 at Aveley. Dartford dropped to third place following their 2-2 draw at fifth placed Maldon Town, with Enfield Town holding on to 4^th spot with a 1-0 home win over Witham Town.

Current form team Ware moved closer to the top five with a 5-2 win against relegation threatened Ilford. At the foot of the table, Wivenhoe picked up their second point of the season with a 2-2 draw at home to Waltham Abbey, just missing out on their first win of the season as the Abbey equalised in injury time.

Division One South

No points and no change in position for the top five in Division One South, as top three Dover Athletic, Tooting & Mitcham United and Cray Wanderers all lost out to frozen pitches. Dover did start, but the referee called an end to the proceedings after just eleven minutes play.

Fourth and fifth placed Kingstonian and Metropolitan Police both lost at home, 1-2 to Ashford Town and 2-3 to Leatherhead respectively. With Dulwich Hamlet without a game, Worthing moved up to sixth place with a 1-1 draw at Sittingbourne.

Basement clubs Molesey and Eastbourne Town both won – Molesey 3-1 at Croydon Athletic for their second League win of the season and Eastbourne 3-2 at home to Whitstable Town. Eastbourne’s win saw them move out of the relegation places, being replaced by Horsham YMCA – frozen off at Dover.