Peterborough and District Football League round-up

A last-gasp equaliser from Klyden Lleshi edged Crowland Town closer to the summit of the Peterborough League Premier Division table on Saturday.

The Bees had found themselves trailing to two goals from Jake Thornton with 15 minutes of their match remaining at Warboys Town.

Harry Grigas cut the deficit before Lleshi levelled with virtually the last kick of the game for Chris Lyon's side who have suffered just one defeat in their last 23 games in all competitions.

The point leaves third-placed Crowland six points adrift of table-topping Uppingham with four games in hand.

Second-placed Stanground Cardea Sports are five points ahead of Crowland having played six games more following their draw at Leverington on Saturday.

Moulton Harrox hit back to win the derby duel against Holbeach United Reserves at Carter's Park.

The rapidly improving Tigers had led through an early goal from Oakley Williams but Dec Earth brought Moulton back onto level terms before the break.

Earth put Harrox ahead early in the second half with Holbeach unable to force an equaliser despite some late pressure.

Scott Waumsley, Joshua Lang and Ryan Johnston scored the goals for Deeping Rangers Reserves in their 3-1 home win over Ramsey Town.

Whaplode Drove Rovers maintained their push for promotion in Division One after a 3-0 away success at Wisbech Town Reserves.

Avi Vieira, Josh Raven and Adam Richardson scored for third-placed Rovers who are four points adrift of Netherton United in second spot.

Netherton strengthened their bid to finish as runners-up behind champions Stamford Bels with a crushing 18-0 home win over bottom of the table Long Sutton Athletic on Saturday.

Tydd warmed up for Saturday's Peterborough Challenge Cup semi-final against Whaplode with an emphatic Division Two triumph over Polonia.

Kai Scott-Henson hit a hat-trick with Matthew Cousins, Antony Bonnett and Ricky Holstead also scoring in the 6-1 home success.

Sutton Bridge returned with an excellent point after a 2-2 away draw at champions-elect Netherton Reserves thanks to goals from Alex Clements-Limb and Robert Hook.

Bourne Town Reserves were 2-0 home winners over Thorney after goals from James Ferrow and Arron Pike.

South Lincs Swifts won at Park Farm Pumas A by the same margin in Division Three after goals from Corey Compton and Kieron McConnell.

They remain seven points adrift of Wittering in top spot despite having a game in hand.

The unbeaten league leaders were 5-1 away winners at Moulton Harrox Reserves on Saturday with Martin Sandall scoring for the hosts who had Jakub Zera sent off.

Elsea Park Eagles were 3-0 home winners over King's Cliffe while Long Sutton Reserves lost 2-0 at home to Stanground Cardea Sports Reserves.

Holbeach Bank suffered an extra-time defeat in the semi-final of the Boston League's Willoughby Shield competition.

They had led higher level Wyberton Colts by one goal at half-time after the prolific Warren Hebblethwaite had given Bank the lead.

However, Reegan Seiner scored for Wyberton with 10 minutes remaining to take the tie into extra-time where Jake Truepenny netted the winning goal for the visitors.

The final of the Spalding Inter-Services Cup will take place on Saturday, April 19.

Tydd face Long Sutton in the final at Holbeach United's Carter's Park ground with a 6.45pm kick-off.

Admission is £4 for adults, £2 concessions and £1 children.

The match is being sponsored by Morris & Haynes of Holbeach and there will also be a programme (£1) and raffle (£1 per strip) with numerous prizes.