WEEK 10 REVIEW: Round-up of all the Corinthian League action from Remembrance Sunday

FA SUNDAY CUP

In the FA Sunday Cup second round, Baiteze Squad claimed a 4-2 away win against Baddoo at Parkside, holding off a second half fightback to score twice late on and book their place in the next round at home to Mepal & Sutton in December.

CORINTHIAN CUP

The Corinthian Cup second-round tie saw holders, East London Ballers Reserves, record an emphatic 8-2 victory over their divisional leaders, Gants Hill, making the result a notable cup success for Ballers.

DIVISION ONE

Yeni Bogazici continued their impressive start to the season with a commanding 7-0 victory away to Colebrook Royals. The result keeps Yeni at the top of the Division One table, with a perfect start while Colebrook remain second, on nine points.

Singh Sabha Barking also picked up an important three points, recording a 4-1 away win over Turon United. The victory takes Singh Sabha to sixth place with Turon searching for their first points from ninth still.

DIVISION TWO

May & Baker EC secured an impressive 4-2 away victory over Turkmenkoy London, with Robbie Farrell, Eden Nelson, Callum Poultney and Honest Agbonifo finding the net for the visitors. Ferat Bilgili and Jo Magege scored for Turkmenkoy.

East End United edged a close encounter with Barking & Dagenham Wanderers, claiming a 2-1 home victory. The result provides a boost for East End, who move to six points, while Barking & Dagenham sit sixth on eight points.

Prospect Protege and Byron Red Star shared the points in a 1-1 draw. Archie Kieran found the net for Prospect, who sit seventh with seven points while Byron are third, two points off the top.

DIVISION THREE

Condor Under 23s delivered an emphatic performance to defeat Stone Town 5-1. Ion Chirilov struck twice, while Artur Popov, Mihail Bordian and Vladislav Botan were also on target for their side.

Ping City Phoenixes were involved in another high-scoring contest, earning a 7-2 away win over Debden Sports Reserves. Jack Flood and William Hunt hat-tricks, along with Jay Digance scoring twice, completed a goal-filled morning.

DIVISION FOUR

East London Spartans and leaders, Redbridge Athletic, played out an entertaining 2-2 draw. Michael Taylor scored both goals for the Spartans to earn them a valuable point, while Emmanuel Chukwumah and Remy Monfray were on target for Redbridge.

Warren United produced an emphatic performance away to Leytonstone Athletic, recording an 8-2 victory, a win which leaves Warren second, level with the leaders trailing by just goal difference.

DIVISION FIVE

Lonsdale maintained their position at the summit of Division Five with a convincing 5-1 win over Eastside Athletic. The leaders now have an impressive nineteen points from eight matches, while Eastside remain fourth on ten points.

Barking Colts also enjoyed a productive afternoon, beating Rainham Working Mens Club Reserves 4-2 away from home. Akeem Matthews scored twice, with Chineyeiho Chidiebere adding another for the visitors. Daniel Sneddon and Ryan Livesey replied for Rainham.

Highams Park picked up a 3-1 away victory against United Amateurs with David Harris scoring twice and Dillon Woods also finding the net. Jack Chawner scored the United Amateurs goal in consolation.

Over in Dagenham, Valence United Reserves and Ace Athletics played out a 2-2 draw with Benjamin Peer and Keenan Mitchell scoring for Valence, while Zak O'Shayer claimed both goals for Ace Athletics.

DIVISION SIX

The league leaders, Barkingside, strengthened their position at the top of Division Six with a 4-1 victory over Zone 4 Athletic at Parsloes Park, a result which takes Barkingside to eighteen points, two clear of the rest.

Chasing close behind, Emerson & Upminster edged a seven-goal thriller against Highams Park Rangers, winning 4-3 at Hall Lane. Oliver Morgan and Carl Holroyd both scored twice to secure the points for the hosts.

United Amateurs Reserves made in successive wins, this time claiming a narrow 1-0 away victory over Forest Albion, with Aaron Kahlon scoring the decisive goal in the game to take his side up to ten points.

Over in Dagenham, visitors, Romford Bullsharks, also secured an away win after beating Rush Green Rangers in a 3-1 scoreline. Ricky Hall, Teddy Plume and Tommy Foster were the scorers for the visitors, while Jack Walsh found the net for Rush Green.

COUNTY CUP

There was plenty of action in the Essex Sunday Junior Cup second round, with Chingford Athletic progressing after a 3-2 win over Phoenix Rovers, extending their successful start to the season so far.

Dagenham United recorded the biggest victory of the round and one of their best performances of the season, beating Essex Minors (Hornchurch) 7-0 to take their place in the third round.

It was a closely fought affair down in Grays where East Park Rovers needed the odd goal in five to eventually prevail over Thurrock Sunday League side, Belhus Park Athletic, 3-2 the final scoreline there.

Manford Way Reserves came through a seven-goal all-Corinthian contest against JK Silvertown Reserves, winning 4-3 in Hainault against their local rivals who had been in superb form until this point.

Just across the hedge, it was also a winning morning for Newbury Drive who continued their own strong start to the campaign with a convincing 4-0 victory over Gatcliffe to book their place in round three.

Division Three side East London Ballers Under 23s also progressed in the competition following a 4-1 away win over Division Four’s Valence United, securing their place with a good performance in Dagenham.

Over at Douglas Eyre, hosts Young Royals were up against it but completed a cupset against a Bakers693 side from four levels above them, securing a 3-2 victory against the Brentwood Sunday League outfit.

Finally, Division One side, AC Milano, enjoyed a prolific afternoon in the AFA Sunday Cup second round, recording a 15-1 victory over Hale End Athletic Deaf to advance in the competition.