Sporting Keighley put down the Ammer in promotion bid

Their 4-1 win at Skipton Town lifted them a place from third, with goals coming from man of the match Alhassaine Keita, Mohammed Ammer, Shazad Khan and Sikander Shan.

However, Oxenhope Rec had a week to forget, losing 2-1 at Bingley Town and 7-1 at Skipton Town, with man of the match Joel Gallagher scoring against Bingley, while Ben Manning took the award against Skipton.

Meanwhile, Broomhill's promotion bid in Division Two had an unexpected setback when the second-placed club lost 3-1 at home to mid-table Settle United Reserves, with substitute Michael Turner getting the goal and Aaron Whitaker the man-of-the-match gong.

FC Polonia are one of two clubs who could overtake Broomhill, and beat bottom club Pendle Renegades Reserves 7-1.

Lukasz Sarosinki (3), Mirdstaw Bak (2), Damian Swies and Pizemyslaw Witch were Polonia's marksmen, while Cononley Sports Club Reserves won their south Craven derby 3-2 at Cross Hills Reserves.

Andrew Hudson and Jason Shaw were among Sports' marksmen, but they also lost 5-2 at Grassington United Reserves, with Craig Ebbrell and Jake Manditch netting.

Sutton are on the up after a 7-0 victory over visitors Ingrow & Worth Valley Reserves in Division Three.

James Macdonald (3), Shaun Bell, John Crummack, Aiden Robertson and Jack Shaw were on target, but the Steampigs second string recovered to draw their basement derby 2-2 at home to Broomhill Reserves.

Ryan Gaughan and David Harman scored for Ingrow, with Gary Earle and Tom Narey replying.

Sutton climbed above Cowling Reserves, who went down 8-2 at home to promotion-chasing Barnoldswick Barons.

In the Premier Division, which has already been won by Skipton LMS, Alex Dolmage-inspired Cross Hills went down 5-3 at Trawden Celtic, who still have hopes of finishing second.

Cross Hills are seventh, while a place below them are Silsden Whitestar, who lost 4-1 at Rolls, with James Wilson getting the consolation goal and Gavin Shearer picking up the man of the match award.