Fenland football round-up: Tydd progress to the last 16 of Lincs Junior County Cup

Tydd Reserves progressed through to the last 16 of the Lincs Junior County Cup at the weekend.

Jordi Henson scored his sixth goal of the campaign and was joined on the scoresheet by Daniel Cassidy and Brandon Harker in a 3-1 win against Louth Town Reserves.

It was a bad day at the office for Leverington Sports in the Peterborough Premier League as they succumbed to a 3-1 defeat on their travels at Deeping Rangers Reserves.

Dale Palmer scored for Sports, who haven't won in the league since early October.

Long Sutton Athletic saw their Division One league clash with Hampton United fall foul of the elements.

Fifth-placed Sutton Bridge United remain well-placed in Division Two after a Sam Cooper goal earned them a 1-1 draw at Park Farm Pumas Reserves.

Elsewhere, Leverington Sports Reserves were beaten 1-0 at home by third-placed YPD.

Long Sutton Athletic Reserves and Leverington Sports A remain in the bottom three of Division Three after 2-0 and 6-0 reverses against Elsea Park Eagles and Whaplode Drove Rovers Reserves respectively.

Chatteris Town Reserves marched on to the next stage of the Cambs Junior Cup with a comfortable 3-0 victory over Barrington.

Goals from Lewis Hawkins, Charlie Munns and Alfie Richardson ensured there was no slip-up from the Lillies.

March Town Reserves were pegged back in their home clash against second-placed Brampton & Buckden Cambs County League Senior A.

The Hares were good value for their 1-0 lead at the break, courtesy of a fine strike from Harry Powley which found the bottom corner of the net.

After looking resolute at the back for the majority of the game, Brampton were a dubious penalty with virtually the last kick of the game from which they equalised.

In 1B, second-placed Outwell Swifts did their promotion hopes no harm by beating the team just below them in the league standings in the Eagle.

A hat-trick from the clinical Adan-Jay Lewiss and a superb header from Ben Garner sealed the three points after a wobbly opening five minutes.

Credit to the opponents who kept going for the 90 minutes in tough conditions at The Nest.

There were four different goalscorers as Manea United progressed through to the next stage of the William Coad League Cup following a 4-2 win at Thaxted Rangers Reserves.

Josh Brittin, Delano Lloyd, Callum Butcher and Tom Kightly were all on target as the visitors went through.

In 2B league action, Wisbech St Mary Reserves shared the points with Hemingfords United A in a 2-2 draw.

In the John Ablett Cup, Wisbech St Mary Development A were 4-1 winners at home to C Kennett.

Chatteris Town A and Outwell Swifts Reserves shared the 4C spoils after playing out a six-goal thriller, with Lewis Jarrald, Stanley Leach and Luis Webb on target for the hosts.

In the Reg Haigh and Arthur Peck Cup, Wisbech St Mary B triumphed 4-0 at Hardwick A.

Manea United Reserves suffered a 3-0 reverse to Wimblington Reserves in the same competition while Wisbech Acorns also exited a 2-1 loss at AEK United.

Kensey Carter and Dan Hempson registered for in-form AEK while Acorns replied through Arpad Vajda.

Marshland Saints cruised into the fourth Round of the Norfolk Junior Cup with a 4-0 victory at Weeting Saxon, where Dylan Rust (2), Callum Rogers and Kieran Bruce all found the back of the net.