PROMOTED South Glos (Hambrook) gave two 17-year-olds – Guy Knight and Jim Pittaway – their debuts against CTK Southside, who would have gone top of Premier I if they had taken all three points.

And the decision paid off as South Glos won 3-1 thanks to goals from Joe Towler, Sam Vile and Craig Trott.

The points were shared in the game between the top two teams at Norton Lane as unbeaten Teyfant Athletic drew 0-0 with St Aldhelms.

Luke Bartley and Mike Hodge fired Stoke Gifford United to a 2-1 victory over Ashton United.

John Readings bagged a brace for Winford PH, who moved into fifth place after beating Old Georgians 4-2. Wayne Rose and Joe Mitchell were also on target for Winford, with Chris King scoring twice for Old Georgians.

Kevin Westlake and Paul Tyler scored for Avonmouth, who were grateful for some good saves by stand-in goalkeeper Nobby Clark as they beat struggling Fishponds OB 2-1.

Almondsbury Reserves stayed bottom of the table after losing their derby clash with Almondsbury Town 3-1.

The top two teams in Premier II retained their unbeaten records. Leaders Southmead Athletic won 5- 2 at St Aldhelms Reserves, who replied through Mike Bamfield and Jamie Godfrey.

Second-placed Cadbury Heath Reserves crushed Severn Beach 8-0, with six goals coming in the last 30 minutes. Paul Bernard (3), Sam Watts (2), Chris Ashwood, Liam Planter and Tony Perry got the goals but the game was marred by a serious injury to Severn Beach's Ben Roe.

Troy Simpson scored a hat-trick for third-placed Lockleaze, 6-2 winners over Little Stoke. Russell Painter (2) and Aaran Anderson completed the Lockleaze tally, while Grant Wolsey struck twice for Little Stoke.

Darren Pool gave Brislington A an early lead at Wessex Wanderers but goals from Gary Russell, Ricky Bush, Jamie Carnavalie and Clayton Kingman earned the home side a 3-1 win.

Tytherington Rocks Reserves are the new leaders of Division I after winning 3-1 at B&W Avonside Reserves, whose marksman was Mark Lewis.

Lee Rolfe (2) Luke Walker and Aaran Anglin were on target for Lawrence Weston, who are up to fourth place after a 4-0 home win over Totterdown POB – their fourth successive victory.

Ridings High Reserves ended a run of six successive defeats by beating Broad Plain House Reserves 6-1.

Imperial Saints moved into second place in Division II by beating Cadbury Heath A 5-3 and are two points behind the leaders Almondsbury A, while Keynsham Town A maintained their 100 per cent record with a 3-0 victory at Old Cothamians Reserves.

Andy Mathias scored a consolation goal for Corinthian Sports, who lost 6-1 at home to Avonmouth Reserves, while goals from Chris Bailey and Pete Colledge earned Tyndalls Park Rangers a 2-2 draw with Stoke Gifford United Reserves.

Division III leaders Eagle House Elite lost their 100 per cent record, going down 2-1 at Thrissell Nomads, whose scorers were Danny Campbell and Matty Evans.

Second-placed Ingleside are still unbeaten after an 8-3 win over Parson Street OB. Samam Randall led the way with a hat-trick, while Johnanan Poole (2), Jamie Jones (2) and Tom Downer were also on target.

Glenside Five OB Reserves moved away from the relegation positions after winning 4-1 at Sefton Park with two goals each from James Cornick and Ian Croom. Ceasar Brito replied for Sefton.

In Division IV, Severn Beach Reserves lost 2-1 at home to Coupland Insulation thanks to Ed Knight's 85th-minute winner.

Richard Davies had put Coupland in front but Dan Gray's strike looked like earning Severn Beach a point until Knight's late intervention.

Hanham Athletic Colts edged out South Glos Reserves 3-2 thanks to goals from Paul Dingley, Dan Sperring and Paul Hines.

Substitute Bob Phelan scored a hat- trick as Lawrence Weston Reserves won for the fourth successive game, beating AFC Spartans 5 1.

Winford PH Reserves recorded their second victory of the season, 3-1 at Totterdown POB Reserves. Jack Pullin and Mike Stinson, with their first goals for the club, and leading scorer Kevin Searle netted for Winford, with Tom Williams on target for Totterdown.

Dean Edmunds scored a consolation goal for Emersons Green, who lost 3-1 at home to Stoke Gifford United A.

Alex Clark and Andy Emery earned Whitchurch Reserves a 2-2 draw with Oldbury Crusaders Reserves.