Leics Under 10s League
MELTON FOXES 2 ST ANDREW SPARTANS 2

Lewis and Bradshaw defended well, allowing Foxes to press in St Andrew's half. Dawkin headed Foxes ahead from Bradshaw's corner, only for St Andrew's to equalise.

Krupa broke free a few times and T. Dryell made some good tackles. Dawkin beat two players and volleyed into the top corner.

Doherty and Cleall held off St Andrews with good play and S. Dryell saved well, but it slipped out of his hand, allowing St Andrews to score again. Thompson's shot was saved.

Foxes: S. Dryell, T. Dryell, L. Cleall, W. Thompson, V. Krupa, J. Dawkin, A. Doherty, S. Bradshaw, J. Lewis.

Notts Under 10s Girls' League
ASFORDBY AMATEURS 1 TOTTON TIGERS 2
BATTLING Asfordby should have came away with the points.

The first half was all Asfordby with several chances just wide. Colette Hurst was outstanding in midfield with good skill and intelligent passing. After fine link-up play between her and Eleanor Danaher, Kennedy Moulds showed good control to turn and fire in the opener.

A long-range equaliser left keeper Izzie Harrison unsighted.

An end-to-end second half saw Katlin Moulds' long-range shot well saved before another long-range shot put Tigers ahead.

The final minutes brought non-stop Asfordby pressure and only fantastic goalkeeping denied them a deserved equaliser.

Amateurs: I. Harrison, K. Moulds, K. Moulds, S. Anderson, L. Wood, M. Chipman, A. Wiltshire, E. Danaher, C. Hurst.

Leics Under 9s Division Five
RATBY 1 MELTON FOXES 5
MELTON tasted victory for the first time this season with a fantastic team performance.

Daniel Belcher opened the scoring early on with a cool finish and things went from strength to strength as he added a second soon after.

Jack Close's long-range effort found the top corner before Belcher completed his hat-trick after Josh Tapsell's excellent pass down the right to Joe Forrester who provided the assist.

Ratby made it 4-1, but this was only temporary as Kieran White made it five.

Foxes: G. Plowman, C. Moule, J. Close, J. Tapsell, D. Forrester (c), D. Belcher, J. Forrester, K. White, K. Reek.

Under 9s Division 10
SHEPSHED DYNAMO 2 MELTON FOXES CUBS 0
SHEPSHED started brighter and went ahead after five minutes.

Foxes woke up and after good end-to-end play from both teams, Foxes fired just wide after good link-up play between Jack Alexander and Alex Henfrey.

Keeper Charlie Smith was equal to most attacks, helped by the consistent Adam Ward and Adam Posey. Rory Geraghty worked tirelessly with Josh Keightley chasing forward.

The second half saw Foxes up against the wind with Joel Batchelor and Charlie Kay breaking down the middle. Noah Bignell broke through several times, but was stopped by strong defence.

Foxes pressured with three straight corners before Dynamo broke to score their second.

Cubs: C. Smith, A. Posey, J. Batchelor, A. Ward, R. Geraghty, J. Keightley, N. Bignell, A. Henfrey, C. Kay (c), J. Alexander.

Leics Under 9s League
MOWBRAY RANGERS LIONS 1 MELTON FOXES JADES 1
ANOTHER hard-fought local derby saw two well-matched sides playing some lovely football.

A goal by Lions captain Sam Ripley separated the sides at half-time.
The second half continued the same with chances at both ends and both keepers making fine saves. Jades equalised with a great strike on the stroke of full-time.

A fair result with both teams playing well and creating chances. This was another improved performance from Mowbray with good efforts throughout the team in all areas.

Lions' player-of-the-match went to Jamie Tew for his great running, passing and marking.

Lions: Cowan, Snodin, Botterill-Knight, Bennett, Tew, Ripley, Hodson, Simmons.

Leics Under 8s
MELTON FOXES 4 ASFORDBY AMATEURS 7
A FAST-paced derby was played out between two good sides.

A superb short corner routine saw skipper Jamie Gilbertson fire Foxes ahead before Alfie Greaves played in man-of-the-match Oscar Robinson to level for Asfordby.

George Johnson-Popple fired in his fifth Foxes goal of the season only for Greaves to equalise from distance.

Just before half-time, Robinson scored again after good work from Ben Carr and Billy Hull, and Greaves put Asfordby further ahead.

Foxes pushed again straight from kick-off, the excellent Jacob Hughes constantly troubling Asfordby, while the inspirational Harry Trenam fought for every ball.

Unbeaten Asfordby stretched their lead as Robinson and Greaves completed their hat-tricks. Good chances fell to both sides with Hull, Dempsey Mayne and Bradley Callow brilliant at the back and Carr tireless in midfield.

Ben Lumb, who never stopped working, smashed home and Jamie Gilbertson scored his second from distance. Robinson made the game safe after Callow's mazy run and cross.

Amateurs: Carroll, Hull, Mayne, Callow, Carr, Greaves, Robinson, Joliffe, Tinsley.

Foxes: M. Phillips, P. Sherlock, B. Fowkes, B. Lumb, O. Herod, J. Gilbertson (c), H. Trenam, G. Johnson-Popple, J. Hughes.

MOWBRAY RANGERS JAGUARS 1 HUMBERSTONE 0
A TOUGH game from kick-off as Humberstone pushed hard, but Mowbray soon found their feet and defended well.

Alex Wainman denied all attempts with great saves, while defenders Kyle Oakes and Oliver Murch were strong with Jacob Pope and Jack Moulds holding midfield. Danny Bluett's good run and pass set up Michael Orridge to put Jaguars 1-0 up.

The second half was harder with Humberstone trying everything, but the Jags stayed strong. Jack Bush pushed and pushed but was denied, while Benji Shillham and Charlotte Bailey denied the visitors a goal and secured victory from a battling team display.

Jaguars: Wainman, Murch, Oakes, Shilham, Orridge, Pope, Bluett, Moulds, Bush, Bailey.