....in the Evo-Stik Southern League Division One Central on Bank Holiday Monday.

Thame won 1-0 at former tenants Aylesbury United, courtesy of a 27^th minute goal from Andy Gledhill.

Sports, switched from the Northern Premier League in the summer re-shuffle, won the derby at promoted Yaxley in front of a crowd of 300.

Jordan Brown gave Sports an early 6^th minute lead on the 3G and former Corby Town stalwart Paul Malone added a second after 27 minutes.

Dan Cotton pulled the hosts back into the game 12 minutes from time, but a third from Josh McCammon in the 2^nd minute of stoppage time sealed Sports win.

Bromsgrove Sporting dropped their first points since winning promotion from the Total Motion Midland League when win-less Sutton Coldfield Town held them to a 1-1 draw in front of 416 at Coles Lane.

Indeed, it looked as though the Royals were heading for their first three-point haul as they led through Matt Hearsey`s goal just before the break until 8 minutes from time when Josh Quaynor grabbed Sporting`s equaliser.

Bedford Town and Coleshill Town both suffered their first league defeats, with the Eagles going down by the odd goal in five at Histon against Cambridge City, who found themselves a goal down inside 4 minutes from Craig Daniel.

Ryan Sharman on 25 minutes and Ebby Nelson-Addy 8 minutes later turned City round to lead 2-1 before veteran Paul Benson equalised 2 minutes before half-time.

A draw looked on the cards until Nathan Olukanmi popped up with City`s winner a minute from time.

Promoted Coleshill were beaten 2-0 at home by Corby Town, whose recent signing Greg Ling opened the scoring after 9 minutes.

Joel Carta added the Steelmen`s second 4 minutes into the second half.

Kidlington and Aylesbury FC join Sutton Coldfield in still searching for a win – and in the former`s case, their first point after losing 3-0 at home to Kempston Rovers, for whom this was their first points.

Josh Crawley bagged a brace for the Walnut Boys in the 12^th and 68^th minutes, sandwiched by a Nathan Tshikuna effort a minute before the break.

The Moles at least picked up their first point after holding promoted Berkhamsted to a 1-1 draw in which Courtney Massay`s 37<sup>th</sup> minute penalty for the hosts was eventually levelled by the Moles` new signing, Aaron King just 4 minutes from time.

Tony Williams scored the only goal of the game a minute after half-time to earn promoted Welwyn Garden City a second win, this time at home to Barton Rovers, while North Leigh did likewise in a 2-0 derby win at home to Didcot Town, thanks to George Seacole`s 5<sup>th</sup> minute strike and Noah Alabi`s second 15 minutes from time.

And a crowd of 302 saw derby honours go to Dunstable Town, who recorded a first win at Creasey Park against AFC Dunstable.

Tony Burnett gave the `home` AFC side an early 9^th minute lead that Saul Williams cancelled out after 24 minutes.

Williams and then Chris Wreh netted again in the second period to put the Blues 3-1 up before Charlie Clayton forced a nervy finale with AFC`s second in the 88^th minute.