
Actonians moved to the top of the FA WNL Division 1 South East on Tuesday evening but needed a late double to defeat Dulwich Hamlet.
Division 1 Midlands
Kidderminster Harriers 2-2 Worcester City (Att: 374)
Notts County 4-3 Sutton Coldfield Town (Att: 23)
Notts County edged a seven-goal thriller against tenth-placed Sutton Coldfield to go second in the table, within a point of leaders Leafield Athletic from a game more.
Leah Hardy and Lily Skeldon scored twice, with the latter netting the winner, while Emmalee Hornsby netted first for the visitors and efforts by Georgia Neath and Daniela Kraycheva saw Sutton lead after the restart.
Charlotte Poole’s 83rd-minute equaliser for Worcester City earned them a point at Kidderminster Harriers, who remain in front of them in eighth spot.
City were ahead after just two minutes through Evie Billingsley, Harriers’ Reia Henry soon replying and Senna Robinson putting them ahead after halftime.
Division 1 South East
Actonians 2-1 Dulwich Hamlet
Unbeaten Actonians replaced London Bees at the top but had to come from behind to defeat Dulwich Hamlet 2-1 with a late turnaround.
Leila Emmerson’s opener was eventually cancelled out by Wiktoria Fronc and substitute Zahmena Malik scored the decider with eight minutes to go.
Division 1 South West
Ascot United 1-5 Maidenhead United
Maidenhead United moved up two places to seventh as they handed Ascot United an eighth straight defeat.
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