Monday, April 9

PUBLISHED: 09:32 10 April 2018

Vanarama National League

South Division: Chelmsford City 4 Whitehawk 2, Hungerford Town FC 1 Wealdstone 3.

Bostik League

Premier Division: Billericay Town 5 Staines Town 3.

Thurlow Nunn Youth League

Cambridge Division: Cambridge City 4 Ely City 3.

East Division: Norwich Utd 1 Beccles Town 3.

North Division: Dereham Town 6 Aylsham 0.

West Division: Wisbech St Mary 0 Deeping Rgs 7.

Essex Senior League

Premier Division: Enfield 1893 5 Southend Manor 2.

Prokit UK Essex Olympian League

Division One: Newbury Forest 7 Harold Hill 1.

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