Cambridge City 2s 4
Spalding Men 3
Two goals inside one
second-half minute condemned Spalding to defeat, after twice leading at Cambridge.
Tom Amess put the visitors ahead from a 17th-minute penalty corner but City were 2-1 up just after the half-hour mark.
Back came Spalding, with Joe Rogers levelling and Stuart Cunnington striking from a penalty corner after 42 minutes.
However, the Cambridge side hit straight back with goals in the 45th and 46th minutes to take victory by the odd goal in seven and leapfrog their visitors in the East Men’s Division One North standings.
Joe Rogers claimed the man of the match award.
Spalding 2s 2
Cambridge South 3s 1
Willem Borst starred for the Seconds as they hit back from behind to register their first win of the Division 3NW season after three draws and two defeats.
Cambridge went ahead after 40 minutes but Harry Walsh equalised before Ryan Matthews struck a 70th-minute winner.
Spalding 3s 1
Cambridge South 4s 1
The two Division 4NW promotion outsiders cancelled each other out in a tight encounter.
The away side took a 20th-minute lead but Spalding grabbed a point thanks to Tim Amess’ 45th-minute leveller.
Man of the match was Lorenzo Mendoza.
Newmarket 3s 3
Spalding 4s 4
Spalding held off a determined fightback to hang on for all the Division 5NW points at Newmarket.
The Fourths made a lightning start with Will Clark scoring twice in the first five minutes.
It was 3-0 after 10 minutes when Matthew Dorsett struck and a junior player then struck what proved to be a vital fourth with only 14 minutes gone.
The hosts pulled one back after 14 minutes and scored again after 44 and 59 to set up a nervous closing stage for Spalding, who managed to hold on.
Their man of the match was Andy Barlow.
Spalding Ladies 3
City of Peterborough 4s 1
Spalding racked up a fifth straight win to remain clear at the top of East Women’s League Division Three North West.
Patience paid off with all the goals coming in the second half.
Calypso Priestley opened the scoring after 52 minutes and added another five minutes later.
Kelly Cooper made it 3-0 after 62 minutes before the visitors grabbed a consolation.
Roz Dennis was awarded the player of the match award.
Spalding 2s 5
Long Sutton 2s 1
The Seconds stayed in touch with the early-season front runners in Division 4NW but had to hit back from behind.
They fell a goal behind after five minutes but were level after 23 minutes when Khloe Brewster struck.
Co-player of the match Lucy Wilson converted a penalty corner to put the hosts ahead and two more penalty corners were put into the net by Jessica Pilgrim PC
Joint star player Jess Worth completed the nap-hand in the 49th minute.
