Daine O'Connor and Nick McCootie both scored twice as Hanham Sunday crushed bottom club Golden Hill Sunday 6-0 in the only Premier Division fixture of the weekend.

Leon Grange and Ben Newbury were also on the mark.

Luke Miles had a day to remember as Fellowship went top of Division I, scoring all four goals in their 4-2 victory over White Tree, who replied through Martin Noble and Steve Morgan.

Previous leaders Easton Cowboys lost 2-1 at home to Lebeq Tav Courage Reserves.

Martin Pilling put DKL Sports on the way to a 4-0 victory over AFC Redland with a 35-yard drive. Two goals from Jordan Hart and a Tom Moore strike completed the win.

At the other end of the table, Wizard Wanderers leapfrogged Salmon Solutions at the bottom by winning 5-3 against mid-table PJ Services thanks to Danny Moore (2), Carl Chambers (2) and Ricky Acreman.

Bristol 5 saw their Division II title hopes dented by a 4-3 home defeat against Fishponds OB. James Coombs, Tom Headford and Phil Bower scored for the home side but goals from Darren Coole, Barry Lumbard, Jamie Comely and Kristen Ferguson sealed the points for Fishponds.

Second-placed Fishponds stay four points behind leaders Avon Plate, who won 4-3 at home to Brislington 1987.

Third-placed Harvester hammered Northville Athletic 7-0 with goals from Nathan Roberts (2), Jamie Davis (2), Rob Martin, Darryl Taignton and Mark Chidgey.

Division III leaders BAWA ran out 4-2 winners against The Squire thanks to strikes from Steve Connors, Dan Oakley, Andy Hawker and Nathan Prince, while Dave Funnel scored twice for the home side.

Warwick moved into fourth place with an 8-1 home win over Masonic Sports. John Attwell netted a hat-trick and was joined on the scoresheet by Stefan Cole (2), Glen Callaghan (2) and Colin Clements.

Down at the foot of the table, Oracle crashed 7-1 to Elite Sats, for whom Shayn Wright hit a hat-trick.

The only team below Oracle, Adamland, were beaten at Cathedral City, a double from Craig Woodman and goals from Lee Doyle, Dave Hopton and Martin Craig clinching a 5-1 home win.