UCL DIV 1 WEEKLY ROUND UP WEEK 7 

Once again we have new leaders of the division. Aylestone Park return to the top of the tree despite a home defeat inflicted on them by Dunkirk on Saturday. Goal difference has them on top aided by a 8 1 demolition of Blackstones on Wednesday night. The prolific Shay Brennan scoring 3 more to make it 22 goals in 11 games.

Kimberley MWFC also have 23 points but have a game in hand on the leaders. Kimberley followed up a 3 1 home win over previous leaders ST Andrews with an impressive 4 nil away victory at West Bridgford. This was without leading scorer Luis Rose who has left to join Heanor. 

Also on 23 points are Birstall United who beat Bourne Town 2 nil at home on Tuesday which followed a victory at winless Clifton on Saturday. Striker Paul Pallett moving into double figures for the season.

St Andrews drop down to 4th spot after the defeat at Kimberley and also a home defeat to Hinckley on Tuesday. This was their 4th loss of the season and they have played more games than any of the top 5.

Hucknall Town moved into the final play off spot after a 2 2 draw at Kirby Muxloe on Saturday and a five without reply victory at home to Clifton on Wednesday with 5 different scorers.  Hucknall one of three sides that have only lost once the others being Kimberley and Belper who sit in 6th but have only played 8 league games. 

At the other end of the table Clifton's defeat dropped them to the bottom on goal difference with Borrowash Victoria who also have yet to win a game. 

Blackstones got rid of this unwanted tag in winning 3 nil at Borrowash on Saturday before coming back down to earth in the home defeat by Aylestone. Still it was enough to get them out of the bottom 3 as Graham Street dropped to third from bottom on goal difference following 2 away defeats at Lutterworth and Barrow Town.

Another team to pick up their first 3 points was Bourne Town in their 3 nil home win over Ingles who seem to have imploded after a good start to the campaign. 

Just 4 league matches on Saturday as some teams are involved in the FA Vase in which I wish them the best of luck. There are 7 midweek games.

Enjoy your football where ever it may be.