Pevensey & Westham produced the standout result of another entertaining weekend in the Macron Sports Hub Hastings East Sussex Football League, hitting nine goals against St Leonards Social, while Hollington United II and Little Common III also enjoyed high-scoring victories.

In the Premier Division, Sidley United brought Wadhurst United's impressive winning run to an end with a 3-1 home victory. Lewis Hole, Charlie Wilson and substitute Archie Ball were all on target for Sidley, who continued their recent improvement with another valuable three points.

In Division One, Pevensey & Westham produced a remarkable attacking display as they swept aside St Leonards Social 9-1. The emphatic victory followed their six-goal success against the same opponents the previous weekend and continued Pevensey's impressive recent goalscoring form.

There was also a ten-goal thriller as Hollington United II recorded an entertaining 6-4 victory over The Junior Club Tackleway II. Ben Steadman led the way with a hat-trick, Aston Sweetman struck twice and Ben Chatfield added the other as Hollington secured all three points.

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In Division Two, Northiam 75 recorded a narrow 1-0 home victory over Ticehurst. The sides were goalless at the interval, but Northiam found the breakthrough after the restart to claim the points.

In Division Three, Icklesham Casuals maintained their unbeaten league record with an impressive 5-2 home victory over Hawkhurst United. Kye Saunters opened the scoring in the 17th minute before Alfie Hillman doubled the advantage in the 36th minute. Hawkhurst remained competitive through an Archie Reader double, but Icklesham proved too strong. Substitute Ryan Souter struck twice, with Callum Hadaway also finding the net to complete another convincing victory.

Little Common III were also in excellent goalscoring form as they recorded a remarkable 7-3 victory over Herstmonceux II. Jay Abib helped himself to a hat-trick, while Antony Atkin scored twice. Rafael Dos Santos and Lewis Wade also found the net as Common secured an emphatic victory.

Hollington Hawks celebrated a welcome victory as they edged out Robertsbridge United II 2-1. Chris Sanders was the Hawks hero, scoring both goals in the 12th and 40th minutes to secure all three points.

There was also plenty of action in the Macron Store Hastings Cup, with several Premier Division clubs involved in closely contested encounters.

Bexhill Amateur Athletic Club progressed following a narrow 3-2 victory over Battle Town, while The Junior Club Tackleway also booked their place in the next round after edging a seven-goal thriller against Ninfield 4-3.

SC Pass & Move Arrows needed a penalty shootout to overcome Victoria Baptists after the sides shared six goals in a 3-3 draw. Joshua Paige and Joshua Poole were among the Arrows scorers, alongside Charlie Honey. Arrows eventually prevailed 4-3 on penalties to progress.

In the Macron Store Hastings Vase, Parkfield continued their remarkable scoring form with a comprehensive 6-1 victory away to Sedlescombe Rangers II. Charlie Freeman scored Sedlescombe's consolation, but Parkfield proved far too strong as they progressed in convincing fashion.

Hollington United III and Northiam 75 II could not be separated after a goalless draw, with Hollington eventually progressing 4-3 on penalties.