As the nights get shorter, the number of games increase as the midweek fixtures in the Sills and Betteridge Lincoln Sunday League begin to pile up.

Dane Sayce gave Swan Athletic the lead in their game against GE Rustons and only a late equaliser from Craig Wilkinson kept the champions' unbeaten record in tact.

Welton S&SC moved up to second as goals from Scott Coupland and Neil Stocks gave them a 2-1 win over Anglers FC Saxilby.

Scothern earned a valuable point in their battle to stay up with a 1-1 draw at Hunters Leap.

Goals from Sam Coulson and Rob Burley gave Division One leaders Moorlands Railway a 2-2 draw with Nettleham.

Jonny Drabble and Matt Truelove's goals for Nettleham moved them up to third.

Alex Rook and Pete Rea gave Harby a welcome 2-1 victory over Cherry Willingham in Division Three.

Welton S&SC Reserves' 3-0 success against Plough Sturton saw them regain the top spot from Newton United with Stu Sawyer, Lee Cooper and Ryan Ottewell on the scoresheet.

Goals from Rob McCusker, Charlie Stapleton, Gareth Melia, Richard Jackson and James Melia saw Woodhall Spa comfortably beat AFC Harpars 5-2 and move into third place.

Ashley Cocks banged in a hat-trick while Scott Kennedy netted the other to give Newtoft Terriers a last minute, 4-3 win over Trent Valley.

Matt Pope, with two goals, and a Jay Martin penalty kept Valley in the game.

Liam Wright's two goals and another from Jason Trice gave Peter De Wint a 3-2 win over Joiners Arms to move them up to third, while Evolution and Greenbank played out a 3-3 draw with Thom Bolton, Jonathon Edwards and Aron Woodgate on target for Evolution and John Marklew (2) and Chris Moulds scoring for Greenbank.