SCAFFTEC UK maintained their unbeaten Premier Division record with a 2-2 draw against All Saints.

Mark Ashley slotted home a penalty and Aaron Cole was also on target for Scafftec, but they still dropped their first points of the season.

Banjo Rovers saw off the challenge of bottom club GE Sports with a 5-2 win. Bristol Athletic stayed top after a convincing 6-0 win at North Bristol Colts thanks to a Sara Bharked double and goals from Dazel Young, Joel Decosta, Danny Dorrington and Luke Bryant.

Lebeq FC kept in touch with the leaders with a game in hand thanks to a 1-0 win at AXA Sun Life, with Darren Keelin grabbing the decisive goal.

Downend also picked up three points at Patchway Sports, winning 6-1 with two goals apiece for Chris Johnson and Alex May.

Sportsman still lead Division I after a comfortable 8-1 win at Nicholas Wanderers. Grant Avery contributed a hat-trick and Alex Hunter netted twice.

Lebeq Reserves and The 3 Lions drew 4-4 in a thrilling encounter, while Jolly Boys saw off bottom-of-the-table Fishponds Town 4-2. Jolly Boys' Mark Bruce had a game to remember, scoring for both teams.

Quayside maintained their 100 per cent league run, James Cusion and Mike Usher scoring in a 2-1 win over Breakaways.

Joe Hartley netted twice as Stapleton Sunday's impressive start continued with a 5-2 win over City Darts.

The two top sides in Division II recorded convincing wins. Leaders Redfield Rangers beat Lloyd United 7-1, with Marcus Santini scoring four goals, while second-placed A1 Sports & Performance saw off The Castle 8-2, helped by Simon Dawes' four-goal haul and two from Ryan Parsons.

Real Bristol beat The Argonauts 5-1 with Matthew Brown bagging a brace.

Double O Two's horrendous start to the Division III season continued with a 7-1 defeat by Shadwell Rovers. They have conceded 34 goals in three games.

Old Plough strengthened their place at the top with a comfortable 5-1 win at LFB United.

Littlesea FC stayed top of Division IV, Andy Morris scoring five goals in a 9-1 win over A1 Sports Reserves, while a Gareth Plant strike saw Stoke Lane Athletic beat Almondsbury Athletic 1-0.