Little Common II produced the standout result of another goal-filled weekend in the Macron Sports Hub Hastings East Sussex Football League, hitting double figures against Bexhill Amateur Athletic Club II, while Parkfield and Icklesham Casuals continued their impressive starts to the season.

In the Premier Division, Bexhill Amateur Athletic Club and Rye Town shared the points following an entertaining 2-2 draw. Simon Walton and Leo Oliver were on target for Bexhill, while Barnary Osborne and Ole Reader found the net for Rye. Bexhill also missed a penalty as both sides had to settle for a point.

Wadhurst United continued their excellent run of form with a 2-1 home victory over The Junior Club Tackleway. Toby Kent was the hero for Wadhurst, scoring both goals to secure another valuable three points following recent victories over Rye Town and Victoria Baptists.

SC Pass & Move Arrows and Ninfield also shared the spoils in a 2-2 draw, ensuring both sides took a point from their latest league encounter.

Little Common's first team in recent cup action against Eastbourne Borough - and their second XI went goal-mad last weekend | Lydia Redman

placeholder image — Little Common's first team in recent cup action against Eastbourne Borough - and their second XI went goal-mad last weekend | Lydia Redman

In Division One, Little Common II produced an emphatic performance to record a remarkable 10-1 victory over Bexhill Amateur Athletic Club II. Taylor Norton led the way with a hat-trick, while Igor Wydra scored twice. Cyrus Abbott, Kit Harris-Macrae, Noah Skelton, Attilio Field and Gus Rose also found the net as Common recorded their biggest league victory of the season. Frankie Deeprose scored Bexhill's consolation.

Hollington United II were also in impressive form as they swept aside Robertsbridge United 6-0. Aston Sweetman helped himself to a hat-trick, Joe Millar scored twice and substitute Ben Thorpe completed the scoring in a comprehensive victory.

Pevensey & Westham continued their impressive goalscoring form with a thrilling 6-4 victory away to St Leonards Social. The hosts had Rhus Brockhurst to thank for a hat-trick, with Damien March also on target, but Pevensey proved too strong in an entertaining ten-goal encounter.

Mountfield United secured an important 3-2 home victory over Herstmonceux. Ellis Dunga, Norman Webb and George Wheeler were the Mountfield scorers, while Curtis Eyres and Eduart Zotaj replied for the visitors.

In Division Two, Parkfield continued their outstanding form with a convincing 4-0 victory away to Ninfield II. Bobby Bowles was the star of the show with a hat-trick, while Neale Blackham also found the net.

The result means Parkfield have now scored an extraordinary 21 goals in their last four league matches, having previously beaten Ticehurst 7-0, Battle Town II 4-1 and Ticehurst again 6-1.

There was an eight-goal thriller between Sedlescombe Rangers and Ticehurst, with the sides sharing the points in a 4-4 draw. Sean Lennard scored twice for Sedlescombe, with Frankie Eldridge and Spencer Sharkey also on target. Matthew Goldsmith and Joe Kennard both struck twice for Ticehurst in an entertaining contest.

Battle Town II and Northiam 75 completed the Division Two programme with a goalless draw.

In Division Three, Icklesham Casuals continued their unbeaten league campaign with an emphatic 6-1 victory over Sedlescombe Rangers II. Callum Hadaway scored twice, while Declan Eades, Kye Saunters and substitutes Archie Brunt and Lee Mansfield also found the net. Charlie Freeman replied for Sedlescombe.

The victory maintained Icklesham's impressive early-season form and strengthened their position among the division's leading sides.

Robertsbridge United II and Little Common III shared the points following a 0-0 draw.

There was also plenty of action in the ESFL Challenge Cup, with several clubs beginning their campaigns in the competition.

In the Premier Travel Challenge Cup, Battle Town produced an excellent away performance to record a comprehensive 5-0 victory over Sandhurst. Archie Warrington and Glen Carrick both scored twice, with Charlie Harmer adding the other as Battle progressed in convincing fashion.

Sidley United also booked their place in the next round with a narrow 1-0 victory over Victoria Baptists, Darrell Shaw scoring the decisive goal.

In the Saunders & Walker Divisions One and Two Cup, Catsfield were emphatic 5-0 winners over SC Pass & Move Arrows II.

The Division Three challenge cup produced two closely contested encounters. Herstmonceux II edged a seven-goal thriller against Hawkhurst United, winning 4-3, while Northiam 75 II recorded a narrow 3-2 victory over Hollington Hawks. Theo Mahoney and James Winchester scored for the visitors, but Northiam did enough to progress.