Moulton held to two draws in premier

Moullton Harrox were held to two 1-1 draws in the GCE Peterborough and District League Premier Division.
First they were held 1-1 at Wittering Premiair with Joe Townsend netting.
Nathan Smith gave them the lead at home to Holbeach United Reserves but an equaliser with ten minutes left earned the visitors a point.
The Tigers had lost 4-1 at FC Peterborough Reserves on Saturday, Reece Precious with their goal.
At the same time Crowland Town were losing 3-1 at home to Warboys Town, Harry Tidswell netting for the hosts.
Tydd won by the odd goal in seven in a thriller at home to Ramsey.
They raced into a 2-0 lead after Jack Minchella’s effort from the edge of the box and Kyial West poking home from a corner.
Ramsey pulled a goal back before the break but Tydd extended the advantage again, when Jamie Collings headed home.
A quickfire brace brought the visitors hope before Tydd were given an 88th minute penalty.
Brad Easey had his effort saved, but then, five minutes into added time, he made no mistake when a free kick into the box fell to him to make it 4-3.
On Tuesday Alan Burch gave Tydd the lead early in the second half against Leverington, but the home side rallied and scored four times including three in seven minutes to take a 4-1 win. Tydd ended the game down to ten men.
In Division One, Whaplode Drove Rovers made it five wins from six as they beat Netherton United 4-0.
Three goals in four minutes sealed the deal, sub Jordan Woods following up his 62nd minute strike with one in the 84th minute, Ryan Ellwood netting two minutes later before being subbed and his replacement Jake Forrest getting the fourth in the 88th minute.
There were hugely contrasting emotions for Long Sutton Athletic, the side relegated from the Premier last year being hammered 13-0 by Wisbech Town Reserves.
It’s four from four for Sutton Bridge United after another ten goals scored this week.
Firstly on Saturday they put four without reply past Stamford Belvedere Reserves, Jake Lally with two and Mark Garner and Benjamin Thompson one each.
They then won 6-2 at home to Tydd Reserves.
Garner had a hat-trick, with Robert Hook, Sam Cooper and Jordan Collison also netting.
Crowland Town Reserves picked up a first win of the season on Saturday, a 3-1 victory at Thorney courtesy of Xennon Paul’s double and Aiden Stilton-Rowe.
There was a dozen for South Lincolnshire Swifts in Division Three with Dawid Gos coming off the bench to net four in a 12-0 home win over Sawtry Reserves.
Gos was one of a host of 60th minute subs with Jack Watson, who scored twice in the opening four minutes and Corey Compton, who also got a first half brace, netting doubles.
A couple of Tom Tyler strikes after the break made it 6-0 before Kieron McConnell netted the seventh just past the hour.
Gos’s quartet came within 18 minutes with Keane Slayven netting in between.
It was a good week too for Moulton Harrox Reserves.
They won 6-0 at Kings Cliffe on Saturday through a Jordan Clow double and goals from John Ball, Cameron Bedden and Jakub Zera.
They then made it two away wins without conceding after coming away from Leverington Sports A with a 3-0 on Tuesday.
Long Sutton Athletic Reserves earned a 1-1 draw at Uppingham Town Reserves thanks to a Simon Adcock goal.
Moulton Chapel were hammered 11-0 by Hampton United A in Division Four on Saturday.