27 SEPT - CBC PREMIER – Sixers and Wickersley stay perfect, and Gibson's the Guy for Hackenthorpe - Wickersley CC are the early leaders and yet to drop a point after their home 2-0 victory over Jubilee Rangers. After a tight first 15 minutes, Wickersley got on top and took the lead when Liam O’Brien beat three defenders before shooting and although the keeper saved his shot, Adam Daughtrey was on hand to turn home the rebound. A second came when a good move paved the way for James Hardeman to bend the ball home off a post. The second half saw Wickersley control things, although Jubilee almost pulled one back late on.

Wadsley Bridge Sixers are only behind Wickersley on goal difference after they also maintained their perfect record with a home 3-1 win over Mosborough Reds. Sixers opened the scoring when a long throw fell for Niall Wilkinson to last the ball home, but Reds hit back to level before the break with a Billy Kitching strike.

After the break Sixers went back in front when Danny Junior pulled the ball back for Leo Penty to stroke the ball home. The game was as good as won midway through the second half when George Rudd headed a cross back across the six-yard box for Chris Belhaw to score.

Chad Gibson scored 3 and made one as Hackenthorpe ensured Eckington remained pointless at home after winning a seven goal thriller, 4-3. Harrison Case provided the perfect cross for Gibson to rise and head Hackenthorpe into the lead, until an error by stand-in keeper Lewis Slater allowed Adrian Horspool to equalise. Hackenthorpe were back in front before the break when Gibson turned provider for Kian Holloway to produce a sublime finish over the keeper.

Eckington came out strongly for the second half and got another deserved equaliser when Horspool went through and squared for Alex Flanagan to slot home. Hackenthorpe began to get back on top though and Case put Gibson through to net his second to give them the lead for a third time. Gibson soon completed his hat-trick to double the lead when he was put through by Callum Foster. Eckington never gave up and with five minutes remaining Pat Stothard hit a great strike to reduce the arrears to set up a nervy end to the game, but with Aston Thompson a rock at the back for Hackenthorpe they held on to take all three points home.

Royal Earl got their first home points of the season with a 2-0 victory over Boynton Sports. Theo Wilson headed them in front from a corner and Connor Chapell made the points safe with a 30 yard free kick into the top corner.

Stannington Village made it two wins out of two away from home after winning 3-0 at Loca. Stannington took the lead when Luca DeFalco crossed for Elliott Coles to shoot and although his shot was blocked, the rebound fell for Niall Loughlin to sidefoot home. Their second took an hour to come when Jay Glover passed for sub Mikey Vella to fire home. The third came soon after when another DeFalco cross was met by Vella and although his shot was well saved, the ball again fell kindly for Loughlin to tap home his second. It took the woodwork to stop Loughlin getting a hat-trick and both Glover and Vella also rattled the woodwork towards the end.

27 SEPT - DIVISION 1 – Jack shows Why Southey stay perfect to go top - Jack Whyers scored four as Southey Social became the only Division 1 team with a perfect record with an 8-0 victory at Brinsworth Whitehill. Southey’s others came from Roan Heeley, Aaron Liles, Jack Dickens and Isaac Kamara. Brinsworth never gave up though and they can console themselves that they should have easier games than against the favourites for promotion.

AFC Wisewood lost their perfect record when they were held to a 1-1 draw by The Sportsman. After a goaless first half it looked like Wisewood would keep their record when Sam Gommersall headed home from cross following a corner. The Sportsman hit back to equalise with a Dan Beech strike to maintain their unbeaten record

Queens Head gained their first win in the League with a 4-1 victory at Crookes. After a goalless first half it was Crookes that took the lead when a Dylan Murphy throw was headed home by Hamish Adamson. That was as good as it got for Crookes though as Queens took control with two goals from corners by Aaron Mushet and as Crookes pushed to try for an equaliser, they were caught out twice more by quick breaks by Queens, with Josh Hague and Isaac Askwith getting the goals.