The latest standings in the Friendship League’s Premier Division and Friends of Friendship League reveal competitive positions as clubs approach the mid-season mark.

In the Premier Division, Oakham United have played 10 matches, recording eight wins, one draw, and two losses, accumulating 31 points with a goal difference of +17. They sit just behind leaders Ashfield Town, who remain unbeaten in 12 outings with 11 wins and one draw, amassing 41 points and a strong defensive record, conceding only 17 goals. Eaton Socon is closely behind in third place with 32 points from 12 matches, remaining unbeaten with 10 wins and two draws, and having scored 36 goals while conceding only 12.

Wellingborough Whitworth also continue to perform well, placed fourth with 31 points from 12 matches, matching the scoring output of Eaton Socon but with slightly more goals conceded. Irchester United holds fifth position with 26 points after 11 games, demonstrating a strong defense by allowing just seven goals. Mid-table teams such as Cranfield United and Bugbrooke St Michaels have shown mixed results, with 22 and 19 points respectively.

Lower in the standings, clubs such as Royston Town Reserves and Huntington Town have struggled, positioned near the bottom with 11 and 6 points respectively. Stotfold Reserves have the fewest points, securing just four from 13 matches and conceding 32 goals.

Meanwhile, in the Friends of Friendship League, Ashby Town currently leads after 10 matches, having earned 26 points through eight wins and two draws, with a goal difference of +11. Eaton Socon sits second with 21 points from 10 matches, undefeated but with three draws, scoring 33 goals and allowing 22. Springfield also holds 21 points from 12 matches but has a less favorable win-loss record.

Other sides such as Gas Recreation and The Rodings/Waltham have maintained solid mid-table positions, each with 21 and 14 points respectively. At the lower end, teams like Dedham Old Boys and Alresford CR face challenges, having accumulated fewer than 10 points after a dozen games.

These standings reflect a tightly contested season across both leagues, with teams jostling for positions in pursuit of promotion and improved status. The offensive and defensive records illustrate differing strategies and effectiveness, as clubs look ahead to the busy fixture schedule in the coming weeks.