Winchester and their opponents played to a draw in a closely contested match, with Winchester coming closest to a winning goal when substitute Ryan Carroll narrowly missed a shot. Both teams, meeting for the first time, showed why they have begun their league campaigns strongly. Winchester’s latest point places them four points behind early leaders Bognor Regis Town, who extended their dominance with a comfortable win over Harrow Borough. Jersey Bulls currently hold a top ten position after securing two wins and two draws.

Hartley Wintney delivered an emphatic 7-1 victory at Littlehampton. Joe Lewis-Evans opened the scoring early, followed by two goals from Danilo Pereira—including a penalty—and another penalty converted by Sid Gbla before halftime. Littlehampton pulled back a goal in stoppage time of the first half through Harry Heath, but the second half saw Hartley Wintney quickly reassert control. Pereira scored again from the penalty spot shortly after the break, and Jonny Efedje netted twice within minutes. Gbla added his second goal and Kevin Ngombi rounded off the scoring.

Westfield maintained their strong start with a 3-0 win over Cobham, who were reduced to ten men after Hakeem Gbadamassi received a straight red card just three minutes into the match. Westfield capitalized on the numerical advantage with goals from Kamaron English, James Roberts, and Max Meaton all scored before halftime.

AFC Sudbury climbed out of the relegation zone with a 3-0 home victory over Walthamstow. Reuben Chinnery scored twice, breaking the deadlock and doubling the lead before halftime, while Tom Maycock added a third after a defensive error by Walthamstow. The loss leaves Walthamstow struggling near the relegation zone.

Moneyfields secured their first league win of the season in a 2-0 result against Bedfont Sports. The score remained goalless until the 80th minute when Simba Miambo found the net. Late pressure from Bedfont backfired as Freddie Cole doubled Moneyfields’ lead in stoppage time.

Felixstowe Town missed several scoring opportunities and were held to a goalless draw by table-toppers Hashtag, who benefited from multiple penalty saves by goalkeeper Joseph Whitney. Both teams had chances throughout, but neither was able to break through.

Wroxham extended their winning streak to five games with a 3-0 home victory over Grays Athletic. Jordan King scored just before halftime, Ryan Hawkins added a second in the second half after a fast counterattack, and Issac Jobling sealed the win late on.

In the Isthmian League North Division, Concord Rangers defeated Fakenham Town 2-0 at the Aspect Arena. Mekhi McKenzie scored both goals in the second half as Fakenham, still searching for their first league victory, were unable to respond despite tactical changes.

Tilbury earned a 3-0 home win against Little Oakley with goals from Joe Elliott, who scored twice from penalties, and Jon Nzengo, whose long-range strike doubled the lead before halftime. Nzengo had another chance that hit the post in the second half.

Takeley secured a 2-0 victory over Brightlingsea Regent with Charlie Heatley scoring shortly before halftime and Dean Forbes adding a late second. Takeley controlled the match throughout, denying Brightlingsea any chance to equalize.

Newmarket Town rose to 11th place with a late goal from Josh Lee in a 1-0 win over Lowestoft Town at the Tristel Global Stadium. The match remained scoreless until the 80th minute when Lee’s strike secured three points for Newmarket, who remain close to the playoff positions. The game drew a crowd of 278 spectators.