In-form Sutton Bridge United held by Harriers to lose perfect Division One record

Sutton Bridge saw their 100 per cent start to the Peterborough League Division One season ended after sharing the spoils with table-topping Wittering Harriers on Saturday.

United had rattled off five successive wins, but had to settle for a point with Matt Eaton their marksman.

Moulton Harrox Reserves have also strung together five consecutive victories after a 5-1 win at home to Oundle Town with goals from John Ball, Declan Earth, Daniel Lambe-Hyner, Steve Sinfield and Louis Steadman.

Spalding United Reserves have appointed James Langford as their new manager, but he received a baptism of fire after losing 9-0 at Oakham’s United’s second string in his first match in charge.

Moulton Harrox stayed top of the Premier Division after a 3-1 away win at Stamford Lions with goals from Ben Allen, Corban Oldham and Matthew Watkin.

Holbeach United Reserves went down to a 3-2 away defeat at Wisbech Town Reserves in the President’s Shield despite goals from Steve Barnes and Tom Gosling.

Pinchbeck United Reserves got their first win of the season in the Intermediate Shield after beating lower level Stilton Reserves 2-0.

Spalding Town bowed out of that competition after losing 3-0 at home to Whittlesey A.

Holbeach Bank were knocked out of the League Shield by the same margin against Eunice Huntingdon, but Tydd St Mary Reserves progressed after a 2-0 win at Feeder Soccer thanks to goals from Tim Lowe and Michael Ocock.

Holbeach United A are also through after winning 3-1 at Glinton Reserves courtesy of strikes from Daniel Bergin, Ryan Howard and Paul Hanford.

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