The Peterborough Evening Telegraph

Former Posh player made his debut for Stamford AFC

Former Posh player Callum Chettle made his debut as a second-half substitute for Stamford AFC in a 1-1 Southern Premier Division Central draw at Stourbridg­e.

Lee Shaw scored for the Daniels with the home side equalising in the 89th minute. Chettle made 22 Posh appearance­s after signing in 2015.

Stamford continue their push for the play-offs at home to relegation-haunted AFC

Sudbury on Saturday (3pm).

Nathan Stainfield and Riley O’Sullivan both scored twice as Spalding United saw off Gresley 4-0 in the Northern Premier Midlands Division. The second-placed Tulips are at home to Lye Town on Saturday (3pm).

Other local non-league results… United Counties League Premier Division North:

Deeping Rangers 2 (Hunnings, Moreman), Ashby Ivanoe 1.

Premier Division South: Coventry United 1, Yaxley 2 (Hickinson,Romanos);March Town 1 (Gillies), Wellingbor­ough Town 0.

Division One: Blackstone­s 1 (Duffy-Weeks), West Bridgford 0; Bourne Town 6 (Cox 2, Allen 2, Hill-Seekings, Munton), Rainworth Miners Welfare 0.

Thurlow Nunn League

Division One North:

Dussindale & Hellesdon R 1, Whittlesey Athletic 0; HolbeachUn­ited1(Pilbeam),Diss Town 1; Wivenhoe Town 4, FC Peterborou­gh 2 (Sanches, A. Sanha).

WOMEN/GIRLS

Whittlesey Athletic Ladies had to work for their 12th straight win in the Cambs Premier Division. A single goal from Tara Parker proved enough to beat Eaton Socon.

Katie Steward struck a hattrick and Paige Noades scored twice as second-placed Netherton Red crushed Burwell 12-0 in Division Two.

Kelsey Gilbert (2), Sarah Parkin (2) and Jess Hill scored as Netherton Black won 5-0 at Deeping United in Division Three.

Codie Steward and Ella Farrington scored two apiece as Girls United ran out 5-1 winners over Thrapston in the Under 18 League.

The top two in the Under 15A Division both lost, including city side RTC who went down 3-2 in Saffron Walden despite goals from Neve Brackenbur­y and Isuara Sanchez.

Megan Wallace scored five times as second-placed Ramsey kept the pressure on the Under 13A Division leaders with a 7-1 rout of Newmarket.