A promotion challenge is brewing up at Dersingham Rovers in Division One of the Anglian Combination.

Second-placed Rovers produced an impressive attacking display to record a comprehensive 5-1 home victory over North Walsham Town.

Rovers led 2-1 at the interval before taking control in the second half to secure an emphatic win.

Charlie Brewer and Albie Howe both bagged braces, while substitute Ryan Scott also found the net to complete the scoring.

In the same division, Swaffham Town endured a disappointing trip to Costessey Sports, falling to a 2-0 defeat.

Fakenham Town Reserves returned from Tacolneston with all three points following a hard-fought 2-1 away victory.

Tom Baird opened the scoring in the 18th minute before Joe Ryan Keeley added a second in the 40th minute.

Tyler Sistern was the match-winner for the home side, scoring both goals to leave the Pedlars empty-handed.

Castle Acre Swifts were narrowly beaten on home soil as UEA claimed a 2-1 Premier Division victory at Castle Acre Playing Field.

Harvey Ewen was on the scoresheet for Swifts, but his effort wasn’t enough to prevent a frustrating afternoon for the hosts.

Feltwell United delivered one of the standout performances of the weekend, hitting six goals in an emphatic 6-2 Norfolk Junior Cup victory over Sprowston Reserves.

Oliver Long led the way with a superb hat-trick, while Finley Edwards struck twice and James Morley also got his name on the scoresheet.

It was a clinical attacking performance from Feltwell, who booked their place in the next round in convincing fashion.

Marshland Saints came through a dramatic cup encounter against Wroxham Development, progressing 4–2 on penalties after the sides couldn’t be separated..

Freddie Hailstone-Todd struck in the 29th minute for Saints, before Kieran Bruce added another in the 76th minute.

Wroxham’s Ronnie Burell was also among the goals as the contest finished 2-2.

With neither side able to find a winner, the tie went to penalties, where Marshland held their nerve to secure a place in the next round.

Swaffham Town Reserves progressed with an impressive 3–1 home victory over SWFC Lingwood.

Jake Eves, Harry Exley and Jack May were all on target for the hosts as they secured their passage into the next round.

Dersingham Rovers Reserves suffered 3-1 penalty shootout heartbreak after their Norfolk Junior Cup tie against Horsford finished 1-1.

Sonny Devlin was on target for Dersingham, while Niall Baker scored for the visitors.

AFC Lynn secured an impressive away victory , overcoming Long Stratton Reserves 3–1.

Jake Ess was the star of the show with a brace, while Max Goodrum also got on the scoresheet.

Heacham Reserves endured a difficult afternoon as they suffered a heavy 10–2 defeat away to Bradenham & Mattishall in the Norfolk Junior Cup.

Despite the final scoreline, Heacham were very much in the contest during the opening 45 minutes, trailing just 3–2 at half-time.

Tyler Marsh scored both goals for the visitors, but the hosts ran riot after the interval, adding seven further goals.

Gayton United secured their place in the next round of the Norfolk Junior Cup with a 3–1 home victory over Ingoldisthorpe in a meeting between the two West Norfolk sides.

Gayton made a strong start and established a 2-0 advantage by half-time.

Alec Balmforth, Jamie Donovan and Henry Overton were all on target for the hosts, who maintained their advantage after the break.

Ingoldisthorpe managed to pull a goal back but were unable to prevent Gayton from progressing.

The Woottons came through a tense encounter against Norwich CEYMS Reserves, eventually progressing 4-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw at Wootton Park.

Nathan Mitchell was on the scoresheet for the hosts as the two sides couldn’t be separated in normal time.

Watlington Reserves were edged out in a five-goal contest as Tacolneston Reserves claimed a 3–2 away victory.

Jake Chaplin and substitute Tom Gilbert were on target for Watlington, but their efforts were not enough to earn a share of the spoils.

In Division Four North, Fakenham Town Development suffered a 4-1 defeat on their travels to Wells Town Reserves.