DC UK moved to the top of the Basingstoke and District Football League Division One after beating Basingstoke United 4-1.

United led the division earlier in the season and took a 20th minute lead when Ash Pearce put away a pass from Reese Chapman.

DC drew level 10 minutes later through Jamie Ballantyne from a headed pass from Stuart Austen.

Before half-time teenager Trent Barrington headed home a Johnnie Ervine cross to lead.

It was in the 65th minute when a curl back by Lorne Howard led to Ballantyne scoring his second.

Their fourth came when a long clearance kick from goalkeeper Darren Collins was picked up by Harry Rudge who beat Jimmy Sallows with a well placed finish.

It was a close affair at Barlow’s Park where Twentyten won a hard fought battle with Tadley Calleva A and won 5-4, with the winner in the final few minutes scored by Joe Osborne.

Joe Hill put the visitors in front in just 30 seconds, but within two minutes Tadley drew level when Kye Theodore netted following a Lee Champion long throw.

Twentyten came back strongly and by half time they led 3-1, goals from James Arnold and Hill with his second.

Soon after half time Champion put away a free-kick and Tadley then drew level through Theodore.

Gary Hicks then nosed Tadley in from with still 30 minutes to play.

They could not hold it for long as Hill completed his hat-trick to level.

Tadley then had Stephen Burgess sent off, just two weeks after he returned from a suspension left over from last season and his side battled to hold on to their points.

It ended in failure when a terrible defensive error allowed Joe Osborne to run from the half way line and go on to chip the keeper.

The big game was at Bramley where Basingstoke Royals took on Hook and lost 2-1. Hook were not at full strength and manager Humphrey Simms had to play in goal. Royals were not great in the first half and fell behind when Tom Davies was on the end of a pass from Andy Parker and scored from close range.

Royals hit the bar, but it was an own goal that brought them level.

A through ball from Craig Barker was diverted into his own goal by Morgan Davies. Steve Price looked to have given Royals the lead with fine shot on the turn, but Simms threw himself across goal to pull off an outstanding save.

Although Royals dominated play with Price again hitting the bar, the winner came in the 85th minute, when following a Royals' corner Parker broke away and pulled back a good ball for Daniel Mouradian to score.

Bounty United picked up their first point of the season since promotion with a 3-3 draw against visitors Basingstoke Athletic, who were also pointless.

Bounty swept onto a two goal lead, both scored by Matt Love.

Jordon Wainwright provided the first after 15 minutes and five minute later a shot by Wainwright was parried by the goalkeeper and Love was on hand to net the rebound. Athletic came back to level by the break, both scored by Ryan Evans.

Love completed his hat-trick with a header from a Jordon Willis cross, but as the game progressed they went down to 10 men through injury and with all their subs used.

They could not hold out and in the last minute Nathan Read came up with the equaliser from a Ryan Evans assist.