IT was all change at the top of the Premier Section's Premier Division for the fifth time, as Arnold crashed 5-0 at home to third-placed Chesterfield Arms.

Austin Wallace notched a hat-trick and Wilson two.

New leaders Trentside had Spencer and Gregoire registering in their 2-0 success at Rolls Royce Leisure Athletic.

Goals from Westcarr and Turner were enough to give Clumber an edgy 2-1 win over lowly Radford Park Rangers.

Plough Barfly's recent good spell came to an end at Clifton Villa, who were playing their first League match for three months and had Kennerdale, Hall, Horder and Allen netting in a 4-1 win.

Anthony Gregory's triple for Redhill helped them to comfortably defeat basement outfit Nuthall. O'Dowd and Edwards-Clarke added to their misery.

With all of the top four in Division One without a game, Nottm Alumni squandered the chance of going third after being held to a 2-2 draw at bottom-placed Carlton Top Spot, who had Sheavills and Collins scoring.

Old Colonial and BTSC remain second and third from the bottom after both losing.

Old Colonial came away from Stratford Haven with nothing following a 3-1 reverse, as Farrell hit two and McCaughey one for the home side.

BTSC led visitors Rolls Royce Leisure Villa 2-0 thanks to efforts from Smith and Chenery.

But goals from Wheatley and Ryan dragged Villa back on to equal terms at the break and further goals from Wheatley and Cheeseman gave them the 4-2 victory.

Crusader saw their lead at the top of Division Two cut to eight points after being held to a 2-2 draw at Portland Arms. The home side were ahead inside the first five minutes as Baker-Beale opened his account. Thompson equalised, only for Armstrong to restore the host's advantage, before Selfe salvaged the point.

Second-placed Lenton extracted full benefit from this lapse by overwhelming winless Tricolore 5-1, thanks to a couple from Stratford.

David Wainwright hit a hat-trick as Station Hotel out-scored Rempstone 7-3.

It was another high-scoring encounter at FC Digica, where Westdale Tavern surged into fourth place on the back of a 9-1 trouncing, as Nathan Irons and Adam Raynor netted hat-tricks.

Vernon Villa Sunday and Wolds engaged in a 'double-header' in order to reduce the backlog of fixtures.

Carter and Evans were on target for Villa but they were outgunned by Chaplin, Harlow and Shand.

But the second match finished even, with Moseley striking for Wolds and Sims levelling.

Premium booked their place in the final of the K. Roberts Sportsguard KO Cup following a 4-0 win over Eagle. Kyle Reed, Stephen Reed, Greaves and Hayes got the goals.

The outstanding fourth round tie between LAFC and Dovecrest was finally settled from the penalty spot. Dovecrest earned their semi-final place against T8'sFC at Greenwood Meadows on Thursday with a 4-3 success.

ABP got back to winning ways in Senior Section Division One, by pipping Boat & Horses 4-3. Ironmonger and Bird scored twice.

Hudson Roofing had a comfortable 5-0 win over Premier Travel, thanks to two goals from Campbell.

Premium had to work hard for their 3-1 win over Pheasant Inn, thanks to goals from Greaves, Hayes and Woodward.

Cory Johnson's hat-trick made sure Robin Hood got all the points over Locksley.

Nags Head go second in Division Two following an eight-goal thriller against Arndale Villa. Mark Foster struck a hat-trick, helped by Tomlinson and Cunningham, while Price, Rye and Harrison replied in a 5-3 thriller.

However, Jermain Ward's triple ensured The Masons keep top spot after a 4-2 win over Edwalton.

There was a shock at lowly Beercalona, where the hosts hung on to their 2-0 advantage, given to them by Bennet and Morgan over high-riding Premium Res, despite playing with ten men throughout of most of the second half due to injuries. Carlton Top Spot Res shared the points with Hucknall Chequers as Bennet for the Chequers and Fox for the away side scored in this 1-1 draw.

Aldercar and Eagle shared six goals, with Clay, Moore and Christie registering for the home side and Boothby netting twice in reply.

In Division Three, Notts Elite found themselves unluckily on the end of a 13-goal tanning by the league's most prolific scorers, AC Broxtowe. Goal machine Lyam Webster hammered seven, supported by a hat-trick by Warren Hales.

Shane Barker bagged three for Grosvenor, but Teesdale recorded back-to-back wins with a last-kick 4-3 victory.

Beeston Biz also recorded their second successive win as Merry and Pringle were on target in a 2-1 victory over Real Nottm.

It was six of the best without reply for Edwalton Res at Lion Revived, with King and Chappell each netting twice.