There was another entertaining afternoon of football across the Macron Sports Hub Hastings East Sussex Football League, with Parkfield continuing their remarkable goalscoring form, Pevensey & Westham hitting six and Icklesham Casuals recording an impressive victory over Herstmonceux II.

In the Premier Division, Sandhurst bounced back from their heavy defeat against Bexhill Amateur Athletic Club the previous weekend with a 3-1 home victory over Victoria Baptists. Substitute Seb Golding struck twice, with Adam Hsuan also on target as Sandhurst secured three valuable points.

SC Pass & Move Arrows were also celebrating after recording a dramatic 3-2 victory over Battle Town. Harry Jefferys opened the scoring in the 24th minute before Joseph Elliott added a second in the 74th minute. Battle fought back through Martin Lewis and Glen Carrick, but Elliott struck again in stoppage time to complete his double and secure all three points for Arrows.

In Division One, Pevensey & Westham produced the standout performance with an emphatic 6-1 victory over Hollington United II. Ryan Gilbert, Stuart Potter, Joel Shannon and Dean Waters all found the net, while Joe Sheriff helped himself to a brace as Pevensey continued their encouraging run of results.

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Herstmonceux also enjoyed a convincing afternoon as they recorded a 4-1 home victory over St Leonards Social. Danny Croft scored the visitors' consolation, but the hosts proved too strong as they collected another three points.

Mountfield United secured a narrow but important 1-0 victory away to Robertsbridge United, with Norman Webb scoring the only goal of the contest.

The Junior Club Tackleway II continued their good start to the campaign with a 2-1 home victory over Bexhill Amateur Athletic Club II. Simon Walton was on target for Bexhill, but it was the hosts who emerged with all three points.

There was no shortage of goals in Division Two, where Parkfield continued their impressive attacking form with a comprehensive 6-1 victory over Ticehurst. Mark Phillips led the way with two goals, while Stephen Graham, Silomuzi Hlabangana, Diego Henriques and James Ticehurst also found the net.

The result means Parkfield have scored an extraordinary 17 goals in their last three league matches, following their 7-0 victory at Ticehurst and 4-1 success against Battle Town II.

Ninfield II returned from Battle Town II with an impressive 4-1 victory. Sam Way scored Battle's consolation, but the visitors were convincing winners as they continued their positive start to the season.

Sedlescombe Rangers also picked up three valuable points with a 2-1 home victory over SC Pass & Move Arrows II. Spencer Sharkey opened the scoring in the 21st minute before Finn Gibbons added a second after just eight minutes. The visitors reduced the arrears, but Sedlescombe held firm to secure the victory.

In Division Three, Icklesham Casuals maintained their unbeaten league record with an impressive 3-0 victory over Herstmonceux II. Callum Hadaway opened the scoring on the half-hour mark before substitute Josh Alley doubled the advantage in the 53rd minute. Oliver Spain completed the scoring in the 70th minute to seal another excellent result for Icklesham.

Northiam 75 II continued their encouraging form with a 3-1 victory away to Hawkhurst United, while Hollington United III enjoyed a convincing 4-1 home success over Robertsbridge United II.

Little Common III were awarded a home walkover against Hollington Hawks.

There was also plenty of interest in the Sussex Intermediate Challenge Cup, with several ESFL clubs involved in county cup action.

Wadhurst United progressed following a dramatic penalty shootout victory over Upper Beeding. The sides were level at 2-2 after normal time, but Wadhurst held their nerve to win 5-4 on penalties and secure their place in the next round.

Bexhill Amateur Athletic Club were awarded a home walkover against Stedham United, while Ninfield were unable to raise a team for their match against Rustington.