Netherton United Women are two points from a repeat title, Peterborough Northern Star seal a Junior Alliance title in style, Peterborough League round-up and a 15-goal triumph for the city’s best Sunday team
The city side extended their perfect record to 12 wins from 12 games last weekend with an 8-1 win over Histon. Top scorer Yasmin Green scored four with Megan Stickland, Emily Johnson, Jessica Farchica and Mollie Marshall also on target. Emma Pollard hit a hat-trick as second-placed Cardea won 4-0 at March.
There were mixed emotions for Netherton’s kids on Northants FA County Finals day. The girls beat AFC Rushden & Diamonds 1-0 in the under 12 final, but the boys lost the under 14 final to Santos Panthers.
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Hide AdPeterborough Northern Star clinched the Junior Alliance Under 13 Division Three title in stunning style with an 8-1 win at third-placed Phoenix. Sania Prochorova scored four goals with Jayden Brattan, Byron Favell, Cody Igoe and Oliver Hutson also netting.
Ramsey eased into second place in Peterborough League Division One with a 2-0 win over Whittlesey Athletic Reserves. The Rams are ahead of Deeping Rangers Reserves on goal difference after their 2-1 defeat at Wisbech Reserves for whom Dan Hempson scored twice.
Peterborough City closed the gap on Division Two leaders Netherton Reserves to five points after a 5-1 city derby win at Stanground Sports. Gavin Elliot, Thomas Lancaster, Ewan Morton, Chris Down and Jake Sansby scored for City.
Cardea Reserves secured runners-up spot in Division Three with a 4-0 win over Dreams as rivals Deeping United were losing 1-0 to champions Sawtry. Tom Rimes, Kieran Hart, Oliver Goymour & Julio Garrido scored the Cardea goals.
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Hide AdWest Raven smashed Enfield Dons 15-1 in a Peterborough Sunday Morning League Cup tie last weekend, but both teams are through to the semi-finals. Trey West hit a hat-trick for the winners who are chasing a league and cup double. Lewis Archer (2), Tiago Dias (2), Daryn Whiteman (2), Jaydon Rippon (2), Harry Woodward, Joe Kelly, Josh Staggs and Dan Murray also scored.