City side complete a terrific Hunts Sunday Cup treble, Premier Division title back in Netherton United's hands, big wins for divisional leaders

The city side, winners of the trophy in 2024 and 2025, beat Peterborough Sunday Morning Division One rivals Orton Wanderers 3-1 in the 2026 final at Yaxley FC to record a terrific treble.

Reece Campbell equalised just before the break for winners before brothers Kyle and KIeran Hibbins scored second-half goals to beat the side who have a 100 percent winning record in the league.

In the one Division One match played on Sunday, Crowland Town beat the Stanground Cardea Sports Development team 14-1 with Finlay Henderson scoring five times.

The exciting tussle for the Peterborough League Premier Division title took a turn in Netherton United’s favour on Saturday. The table-toppers were comfortable 5-1 winners at Whittlesey Athletic Reserves, while second-placed Crowland Town were held to a 3-3 draw by Oakham United after conceding a last-minute goal. Netherton are now eight points clear having played two more games than Crowland.

Kyial West and Jordan Neil scored twice for Netherton with young Freddie Hooke also on target. Harry Grigas, Klyden Lleshi and Matthew Cox netted for Crowland.

Eye Rangers lost for the first time in 2026, 3-0 at Deeping Rangers Reserves who have lost just twice since October. Josh Lang, Zak Dunn and Kai Woodhouse scored the Deeping goals.

Title favourites Long Sutton Athletic moved to the top of Division One as Blake Greenacres scored twice in a 5-2 win over Wittering, while Tom Edwards and Nathan Bills both scored hat-tricks for Bourne Town Reserves in a 7-0 success over a depleted Yaxley Reserves side.

Youth Dreams Project still have a chance of breaking into the top two. Gavin Elliott hit a hat-trick in a 9-0 beating of ICA Sports.

The leaders of Divisions Two and Three, Stanground Cardea Sports (8-1 at Whittlesey Development) and Thorpe Wood Rangers (10-0 v Whaplode Drove Reserves), both delivered big wins. Jamie Cogings, Peter James and Josh Staggs scored twice apiece for Stanground Cardea with Joe De Lucis bagging a hat-trick for Thorpe Wood.

Thorney damaged the Division Two promotion hopes of Hampton United as goals from Max Olbromski and Ashley Pacey delivered a 2-1 win. Hampton’s reserve side maintained second spot in Division Three with a 4-0 win in Ketton. Jayden Kazimierow, Josh Lovelock, Kai Stanford and Joey Wright were their scorers.

Yaxley A kept hold of top spot in Division Four with a 4-1 win at Littleport United thanks to goals from Cam Guest (2), Ryan Guest and Kacper Prejs.

Deeping United moved off the bottom after beating Glinton & Northborough Reserves 2-1. Hayden Coates and Kieran Norbury scored for Deeping.