Albion Sports kept up the pressure on Premier Division leaders and champions elect Bay Athletic with a 4-1 win at Hall Green United.

Brothers Jordan and Brett Missin, Jay Sobers and Joel Etienne earned them victory but Bay matched them goal for goal with a 4-1 success against Marsden.

A Mat Mulvihill hat-trick and a Lincoln Adams goal gave Bay their 14th successive victory and they remain one point clear at the top with two games in hand.

An unbeaten run of eight games, seven of them victories, sees Campion climb to third place. Their latest triumph was a 4-1 home win over Hunsworth on Friday night, with Damian Melvin netting a hat-trick.

Tyersal ended a run of four successive defeats to beat their local rivals Wibsey twice within four days, 4-2 on Wednesday night then 3-0 on Saturday. Glynne Beale scored twice, with one from Andrew Bailey.

Salts moved closer to one of the two promotion places from Division One with a 3-1 success at strugglers Heckmondwike Town, with Wayne Walsh, Kyle Berry and Stuart Mullin on target.

AFC Emley beat Dudley Hill Rangers 3-1 to move back into second place but they face pressure from Littletown, who rose to third when a Lee McKeown hat-trick, two from Joe Jagger and one each for Aiden Schofield and Neil Griffiths saw them beat Ventus/Yeadon Celtic 7-0.

Having played four fewer games, Littletown are now the main threat to both the top two clubs.

Tyersal Reserves gave themselves a chance of avoiding relegation when they edged out hosts Westbrook YMCA 4-3.

The battle for the two automatic promotion places from Division Two is still wide open, with Storthes Hall Reserves leading the way with a nine-point advantage over nearest challengers Lepton.

Both won on Saturday, with Storthes Hall veteran striker Lloyd Jessett netting a hat-trick in their 5-2 win at Steeton Reserves, while Lepton accounted for Division Two cup final opponents Long Lee 5-1.

Third-placed Campion Reserves kept their eighth consecutive clean sheet in league games with a 1-0 victory at Kirkburton Reserves, thanks to a Lewis Etienne first-half goal.

West Horton, who have an outside chance of being promoted, kept up their bid thanks to a last-minute goal from Hashain Naveed to win 1-0 at Ovenden West Riding.

The Division Three cup final to be held at Littletown on Friday, May 13 will be contested by Albion Sports Reserves – who beat Littletown Reserves 2-1 – and Lower Hopton Reserves – who were 1-0 home winners over Ventus/Yeadon Celtic Reserves.