Most of the league programme was taken up with the start of the divisional league cups.

In the Smallburgh Crown Division One League Cup, Runton entertained North Walsham ‘A’ and following a 4-2 victory booked themselves an away trip to Gimingham in the second round, whom for their part saw off Hickling at home by a 7-0 margin.

Ludham inflicted the first domestic defeat of the season on East Ruston when they beat their hosts 3-1 to set up an away trip to North Walsham Old Boys.

Briston received a walk over as Horning could not raise a side and their reward for this is a home tie against Corpusty, whilst Coltishall will host Aldborough Lions to complete the second round ties.

In the Rivett Motors Division Two Cup, Mundesley’s resounding 6-0 thumping of Corpusty Reserves sees them entertain Worstead in the next round.

Holt ‘A’ and Cromer Youth Old Boys ended goalless but it was Holt who went through after a penalty shootout to set up a visit to Felmingham.

Haisboro Athletics’ reward for seeing off Buxton Reserves is a trip to Lyng with Erpingham having home advantage over Aylsham ‘A’ in the final tie.

The Walcott Lighthouse Division Three League Cup saw Blakeney notch up an 8-2 success at home over Gimingham Reserves which means they now travel to Holt Colts.

Mundesley Reserves also netted eight at Erpingham Reserves and will entertain Cawston in the second round.

Glaven Valley were the odd goal winners of three over Aldborough Lions Reserves to give themselves a home tie with Sutton Rangers whist East Ruston Reserves will be at home to Briston Reserves to complete the quartet

In the Slater & Frith Division One, Corpusty and North Walsham Old Boys ended goalless.

In the only Wayford Nurseries Division Tow game Aylsham ‘A’ won the local the derby against Erpingham, 8-1.

Cawston are the new leaders of the Knights Trophies Division Three after a 2-1 success away at Sutton Rangers.