PREMIER DIVISION
F C Khalsa recovered from the previous week defeat to hit Measham Welfare 8 -1, Rvan Sangra leading the goals tally with quality hat-trick, Pradip Bahrey scored two and the others coming from Tom Reid, Vinny Patel and Cam Bal. Loughborough's away game this week was against Beaumont 04 and it was Loughborough who had the opportunity to go ahead when they were awarded a penalty after Dan Jelley was bought down in the box after 15minutes, Unfortunately the shot went wide. It was then Beaumont who went in front, by 3 goals, the 1st from a corner 10minutes from halftime, the 2nd shortly after with the 3rd coming just after the restart. Dynamo continued to battle and we're rewarded midway through courtesy of a goal from Patrick Allihn and a 2nd when a cross from Lloyd Robinson hit the back of the net. Dynamo nearly found the equaliser in the dying seconds when a shot from Patrick Allihn hit the inside of the post, but it wasn't meant to be. 3-2 the final score.
Enderby 2000 and Westfield Wanderers both won away from home against Birstall Town and Coalville Town, Enderby 1 - 0 and Westfields 2 - 0
DIVISION ONE
Glenfield produced a good all-round display against Friar Lane Juniors to register a 7 - 1 home win goals from Michael Andrews 3 Ryan Broderick 3 Ben Bracey 1.Oadby Owls won at home to Cosby United to register a 4 - 2 win goals from Dec Towers , Carl Bailey , Danny King and Cris Toone. Melton Foxes overcame a spirited Whetstone side to scrap a 1 - 0 victory Aaron Shaw grabbing the winner. The other game in the division saw Barwell Athletic beat Loughborough f c Youth goals from Liam Perrin and Sam Gregg for Barwell and C. Dyke fro Loughborough.
DIVISION TWO
Barlestone St Giles were lucky winners at home to Kingsway Rangers in a match containing no less than nine goals the home team scorers were Liam Pallett with a hat-trick and Ben Evans 2. Gilmorton Juniors could only manage a draw at home to Market Bosworth 2000, Ali Sandycock 2 and Alem Julian on target for the home team. Kirby Muxloe 88 won at home to Sour Valley with goals from Nathan Musson, Liam Hardy and Ben Stapleford. Barrow Town drew at home to Lutterworth Juniors & Youth 2 - 2 Remy White and Joe Moxon on target for Barrow.

UNDER 16

PREMIER DIVISION
Aylestone Park recorded their first victory of the season, with a 3-1 win at Blaby and Whetstone. Despite dominating the game for long periods, park fell behind midway through the 1st half. They were soon level when a fine flick on by James Ireland put Wes Potter in the clear who finished in fine style for his 1st goal for the club. The second half saw lots of park pressure, however they were denied on many occasions by Blaby keeper Ricky Johnson who was in fine form. Aylestone eventually got the break through a low drive from Devin Pankhania beat the unlucky Johnson in the Blaby goal. Park saved their best till last when a rasping shot from James Ireland in the last few minutes flew into the top corner
Syston Juniors continue their impressive start to the season with a fine 3-1 victory over Mowbray Rangers. Syston were quickest out of the blocks and were 2 up within 5 minutes. The first goal came when Mitch Williams finished a fine move with a low shot which beat the keeper. Jamie Allen scored the 2 nd a couple of minutes later when he lobbed the keeper. The best was yet to come, following a 6 man move which started when a Mowbray attack was defended and ended with Alex Honour scoring a tap in. Mowbray were gifted an own goal to get back in the game and it finished 3-1 at half time. Despite Rangers never giving up, no more goals were scored and Syston's lead never really looked threatened.
Loughborough Dynamo rediscovered the fluency that has been largely absent this season in running out deserving winners by three goals to nil against Royce Rangers at Nanpantan today. Two goals from Morris and a cracker from Tom Duggan capped a fine first half performance where both players caused Rangers problems. Scott, on the left wing, was influential and two fine saves from Carter in the Dynamo net kept a Rangers side at bay that was determined to go down fighting.
Scott and Duggan combined well on the Dynamo left to create a number of chances with Duggan feeding Morris for the first goal and Scott putting in Morris for the third. The second was a piece of individual skill from Duggan rounded off with a fierce shot from the left. Bennett and Munaim were industrious in midfield and their work rate and distribution were the foundation of Dynamo's performance. Playing into the teeth of a stiff breeze Loughborough did not have things all their own way in the first half and as early as the eighth minute a long kick from the Rangers' goalkeeper beat the Dynamo defence and let Rangers through. Only a fine diving save from Carter prevented a certain goal. It was Carter to the rescue in the second half as some untidy defending let Rangers through on goal and only a diving clearance with an outstretched boot kept the ball out of the net. Dynamo had a further chance on seventy minutes as Bennett met an O'Mara free kick at the near post and put the shot over the bar. This was a much better performance from Loughborough and should give them a platform for the games to come.
The other game in the premier division saw Countesthorpe athletic take on saffron dynamo with the game ending 1 - 1 in the first half athletic had the hill advantage but could not make any in roads in to the dynamo box with the wind any Ariel ball went easily astray. After a good half time team talk Both teams came to produce some fine football keeping the ball on the floor after 20 minutes dynamo drew first blood taking a one nil lead this kicked athletic on and they leveled when Tom Weaver caught the keeper off his line to grab the equalizer, both teams the went in search of the winner with time running out it ended all square.
DIVISION ONE
With their best performance of the season so far, Sileby Town ran out 3-0 winners. Lutterworth put in a spirited performance but could not cope with Sileby's sustained attacking football. Sileby came close in the first ten minutes when Conor Simpson had a fine header just glance past the goal post. Lewis Maxfield also came close with a long range effort. After twenty five minutes Lewis Maxfield put Sileby ahead when just inside the penalty area he looped the Lutterworth keeper. Ten minutes later Conor Simpson doubled Sileby's lead. Simpson out jumped the Lutterworth defender to send a powerful header into the corner of the Lutterworth net. In the second half Sileby town kept the pressure on the Lutterworth defence with Conor Simpson sending a glancing header crashing off the Lutterworth crossbar. Lewis Maxfield also coming close with a volley and Ben Ward clipped the post. With fifteen minutes remaining Sileby scored their third and final goal. Goalkeeper Tom Needham drilled a powerful drop ball through the Lutterworth defence, Conor Simpson reacted quickly and sprinted forward and forced the Lutterworth centre half to give away a penalty kick. Lewis Maxfield coolly scored from the resulting penalty.
Beaumont town had to settle for a share of the points when they could not produce the winner Jake Marriott scored a brace for the home team with Liam Aubrey and Ben Mason replying for Wigston Youth.
The final fixture in the division was between Leicester Nirvana and Westfield Wanderers the away team managing to secure all three points the home goals were scored by Thomas Astle.
DIVISION TWO
Wigston just edged this game with some great football in the first 25minutes.They took the lead on 12 minutes with a Barwell defender heading into his own goal. It was 2-0 after 19 minutes when Wigston's M.O.M Luke Gell fired home. On 22 minutes a great ball from Dan Mitchell found Harold Giwa-Amu who turned brilliantly to
find the net and make it 3-0. With Barwell down to 10 men they dug in and played some great football. They pulled one back on 60 minutes through Will Oliver. Woodgate 80 took all three points against Gilmorton with a single strike from Josh Elliott. Shelthorpe Lions were unlucky to come away from Swallows Green with no return going down 3 - 2 their goals coming from Roshan Lakha and Ashton Holland but Jamie Brewin scored the decisive goal for Swallows after Oliver Townsend had earlier scored two goals. Quorn Juniors continued their good form coming away from Rothley Imps with a narrow 2 - 1 victory with their goals coming from Henry Waller with two and the home side's goal from Joe Stanway. It was a day for the away teams as Oadby Owls won away from home 3 - 2 with goals from Zinaid Hoque and a brace from Josh Podges, Ratby Sports completed the away fixtures with a fine 2 - 0 away win at Netherhall Diamonds.
DIVISION THREE
Kingsway Rangers will take some stopping at present with another comfortable victory over Countesthorpe Athletic 03 goals from Mitch Allen, Josh Tunnicliffe, Cawley Mcfadden, Joaran Gamble and Rory Collolly for the home team with Steve Merry and Callum Kneeland with the consolation goals for Countesthorpe .
Ibstock Utd Youth had a narrow home victory over Dunton & Broughton 2 -1 goals from Joe Callum and Ash Cosnell with Tom Harris for Dunton. Asfordby Amateurs squeezed past Kirby Muxloe 88 in a game full of goals the home team scorers were Spencer Jones, Taylor Braithwaite with two and Callum Smith.
Harborough Town could only manage a goalless drew at home to Friar Lane Jnrs and Youth, Fleckney Athletic could only muster two goals against Melton Foxes going down 4 - 2 the home sides goals from Jake Chetwynd
DIVISION FOUR
Queniborough Juniors were the highest scorers of the day hitting twelve past a dispirited Shepshed Village Youth side the goals coming at regular intervals from Jack Shuttlewood with five, Lewis Mcdermott with two and the others were shared between Warren Smith, James Fosberry, Daren Healey, Scotney Harrison and James Hadley. Loughborough FC Youth won a scrappy game at home to Anstey Swifts with a narrow 1 - 0 victory the goal coming from Jordon Timley. Enderby 2000 ended their recent good form at leaders Gaunt Youth with a narrow 2 -1 victory Callum Mewis on target for youth, Sam Bresland & Josh Castleman for Enderby 2000
Birstall United Juniors won 2 - 1 at Whetstone Juniors with the game held up for several minutes due to a injury, two goals from Matt Walden.