The Voice of Spalding and South Holland
Holbeach United Reserves came from 2-0 down at the break to beat Crowland and move up to third spot in the ChromaSport Peterborough and District League Premider Division.
The 4-2 win was inspired by Kyle Compton who hit the second half hat-trick.
Alex Richardson was also on the scoresheet for the Tigers after Jordan Kirchin had struck twice to give Crowland the early lead.
Holbeach move above Moulton Harrox in the division who slipped to a fourth defeat of the season at Uppingham Town.
Despite Andrew Law’s goal, Uppingham sealed a 2-1 win thanks to a Rob Foster double.
Long Sutton Athletic also lost by the same scoreline to Wittering Premiair FC.
Kyle Bunce was on target for Sutton.
In Division One two goals from Dale Parnell kept Tydd in the game again against Warboys Town but the league leaders hung on for a 3-1 win.
Robbie Cundy was on target as Moulton Harrox were held to a 2-2 draw by Eunice Huntingdon while Pinchbeck United Reserves lost 3-0 at Cardea FC.
Crowland Town Reserves’ scheduled game at home to Wisbech Town Reserves was postponed.
Holbeach United Sports won Division Two’s local derby with Long Sutton Athletic Reserves on Friday night.
Bradleigh Appleby was at the double for Sports with Brandin Mahon also on the scoresheet for the away side.
Tydd Reserves moved up the Division Three table as Ricky Holstead and Harry Southerland lifted them to a 2-1 victory over Wittering Premiair A.
Division Four leaders Sutton Bridge United suffered a second defeat of the season at home to Whittlesey Athletic A who finished the game with ten men.
Sutton fell to defeat despite goals from Ben English, Ben Partridge and Benjamin Thompson.
Leandro Manuel Silva Borges scored four foals for Pinchbeck United A as they beat Deeping Rangers Development in Division Five.
Warren Hebblewaite had put Pinchbeck in front with Ryan Stanberry the Knights’ other scorer.
There was hat-trick too in the division for Edward Sakovich whose Holbeach Bank tamed Park Farm Pumas Reserves.
Ryan Howard was also on the scoresheet in Bank’s 4-2 victory.
