Defensive frailties again let Queensbury down in the Sunday Alliance, with Craig Lawford scoring twice for an Oakenshaw side who re-introduced their former captain Warren Fletcher after a lengthy absence.

East Ward increased their lead at the top of the First Division to four points, but only after a late equaliser at West Bowling. Carl Storey's lob looked to have guaranteed Bowling the three points until Phil Clapham ghosted in to earn a valuable point with the game's last kick.

The Priory v Hare & Hounds game was abandoned after 24 minutes when Priory captain Daryl Labad broke his leg.

Oakenshaw edged out of the bottom two with a 2-0 win at Queensbury in the only Premier Division match of the day.

Shoulder of Mutton rattled up the second-biggest score in their history with a 13-0 rout of Woodlands which saw them go top of the Division 1A table. Woodlands never recovered from Shoulder's blistering opening, with three goals in the first ten minutes. Stuart Burgess finished Shoulder's top scorer with four.

In tricky conditions at Quarry, home manager Barry Peacock made an early entrance as a substitute due to injury reshuffles and gave his side a tenth minute lead against Monkey. Striker Damien Watkins later wrapped up the points for Quarry.

Baildon Trinity moved further away from the relegation zone, Simon Dawson scoring twice in a 4-2 win over an Undercliffe CC side who had two men sent off.

Chellow's first defeat of the season has thrown the Division 1B promotion race wide open. After a goalless first half Chellow raced into a 5-0 lead before a sensational fightback in the game's last 20 minutes saw Albion Reserves hit six goals.

Bradford Ukrainians' battle to avoid the drop from Division 3B suffered another setback with a 6-2 home defeat at the hands of promotion-chasing Ventus Junior Reserves. Sol Peltier and Wayne Campbell both gabbed two goals for Juniors, Chris Patterson and in-form Johnny Clifford adding the others.

Eccleshill Sunday Reserves took the points in a mid-table clash with Albion. Nick Hird and Steve Garner scored two apiece, Lee Cooper netting Albion's consolation in a 4-1 defeat.

Oddfellows Hall narrowed the gap on Division Four leaders Rose & Crown to three points with a game in hand after a 5-2 home win over Fox and Pheasant. Hall's win was a family affair. Andy Holmes set them on the way before Gavin Yates added the first of two. Gavin's father Adie added the third before son-in-law Andy added his second. Gavin then rounded off the game with the fifth goal.