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Middlesbrough move up to seventh place with their third win of the FA Women's National League Northern Premier Division win. Ellen Turnbull's goal just before half time gave the hosts the lead against Sporting Khalsa at the break. A late goal from Leanna Giles secured the points for Boro.

Redcar Town are now unbeaten in the North East Regional League North in three games after claiming a double over newcomers Berwick Rangers at Sheffield Park. Lydia Maidens gave the visitors the lead on the half hour but, the hosts showed they’re no pushovers by equalising early in the second half. Tiana Hill scored the winner fifteen minutes later to secure a third successive win in the league.

Norton & Stockton Ancients return from their trip to Washington with nothing to show for their efforts. In a close game the hosts edged a 3-2 win over Norton Res. The visitors were leading but, the hosts pulled off a comeback to consign Norton Res to defeat.

Pools Youth fell to a narrow defeat at home against Hebburn Town in the Durham County League Premier Division. Hebburn scored the game's only goal to give the visitors their first points of the season.

Boro Rangers got their first league win as a North Riding League Premier Division side with a big result at Guisborough Town. Charlotte Noonan's 20th minute strike was the only goal of the game but, having lost their first two games and then getting a win over the reigning league champions who have won their opening two games and, at their ground is a big result.

In the highest-scoring game of the day, Seaton Carew narrowly lost against Spennymoor Town Development in the Durham County League First Division. Seaton were first score with Bethan Dolphin netting in under ten minutes but, the visitors quickly levelled a minute later. Just a few minutes after that Vic Greenwood restored Seaton's lead but, that didn't last with Moors Devs instantly equalising. The visitors then scored three goals without reply in three minutes up to the half hour. Greenwood pulled a goal back for the hosts early in the second half and then completed her hat trick five minutes later. Aimee Noble restored parity with under twenty minutes left. Three minutes later the visitors hit the winner.

Stockton Town Reserves narrowly lost at home to Horden Community Welfare. Horden had taken a two-goal lead before Sophie Chapman pulled one back for the hosts five minutes from the break. Jessica Wallace levelled with twenty minutes of the game left but, Horden restored their lead three minutes later to win the game.

TIBS' unbeaten run was ended with a second half collapse at home against Pickering Town in the North Riding League Division One. Hannah Allan had given TIBS a 2-0 lead at half time but, three unanswered goals from the visitors in the second half sees them three points clear at the top and undefeated.

A goal in either half from Faye Gardner and Kirsty Setchell, respectively for Redcar Town Development wasn't enough in their home game against South Park Rangers Belles. Natasha Clarke (3), Chloe Jamieson, Kiesha Lightbody, Emma Symmonds and, Kelsey Townsend scored for the Belles to earn their first win of the season.

Lauren Bates scored twice for St Francis to give them the lead at half time against Whickham Fellside and went on to score another four to complete a double hat trick. Amy Richards scored in between Hollie Nelson's two to give the hosts the biggest win of the day and St Francis's second win of the Durham County League Development Division.

Fishburn Community are now unbeaten in three straight games after another fantastic display against FC Darlington Locomotives Development. The hosts took a very early lead but, Helen Richardson quickly levelled and then took the lead for Fishburn by the tenth minute. Morgan Rouse extended the visitors' lead before Richardson scored two more before the break. Five minutes into the second half substitute Sam Wilkinson scored with Richardson scoring her fifth of the game half an hour later. Five minutes from time and another substitute, Natalie Barnard capped off another fine performance for Fishburn.

Norton & Stockton Ancients took Leeds United to penalties after a 0-0 in ninety minutes and, even that was close with the visitors taking a it 4-5.

Thornaby exit the Adobe FA Cup with their first defeat of the season against FC St. Helens. The sides were deadlocked at half time but, the visitors scored twice leaving Thornaby a steep hill to climb. Sophie Curle pulled one back for the hosts in the last ten minutes and then they went down to ten players making an equaliser even more difficult to find.

Stockton Town are also out of the FA Cup with a narrow 0-1 home loss against Altrincham.