....Peterborough Sports as, along with Thame United, they made it four wins from four games on Saturday.

In contrast, Kidlington suffered a fourth successive defeat in going down 4-0 at Peterborough, whose Lewis Hilliard opened the scoring from the penalty spot after 13 minutes and Josh Moreman added a second on 26 minutes.

Kidlington lost Will Leach to a straight red card for last man foul in the second half and conceded two more to Avelino Vieira on 73 minutes and Moreman again 3 minutes from time.

Thame beat Sports` neighbours and league newcomers Yaxley 2-1 at home, thanks to an Andy Gledhill brace inside the opening 7 minutes – the Cuckoos responding through Tom Waumsley 16 minutes from time.

Bromsgrove Sporting and Corby Town remain unbeaten, both winning at home on Saturday.

Promoted Sporting inflicted a 5-1 defeat on Aylesbury United with Cameron Peters netting a hat-trick – completing it from the spot 2 minutes from time – with Richard Gregory and Craig Jones also getting in on the act – Aaron Berry replying from the spot.

The Steelmen edged out AFC Dunstable 2-1 at Steel Park with second half goals from Jake Bettles and Elliot Sandy, Nathan Frater scoring for the visitors.

Switched Sutton Coldfield Town earned a first win, 2-0 at an Aylesbury FC side who have just one point to date.

Leo Brown and Jon Letford scored within a minute of each other midway through the second period.

Barton Rovers also recorded a first win in 2018/19, 2-1 at Sharpenhoe Road against North Leigh, whose Martin Griggs opened the scoring in the 11^th minute.

Rovers fought back with goals from Charlie Hayford just before the break and a Josh Pin own goal 4 minutes from time.

Newcomers Welwyn Garden City stole a 1-0 win at the New Eyrie, thanks to a strike 5 minutes from time by Josh Bronti, while Bedford`s neighbours Kempston Rovers fared better, winning 3-0 at Hillgrounds against promoted Berkhamsted, courtesy of a Robbie Goodman brace in the first half and a stoppage time third from Ben Shepherd.

Dunstable Town and promoted Coleshill Town shared a 3-3 Creasey Park draw in which the home side led 2-1 by the 11^th minute through Saul Williams and Charles Black – Joe Halsall replying.

Reece Leek and then George Washbourne had Coleshill in front within 5 minutes of the break, but Arel Amu restored parity on 65 minutes.