Surrey FA Premier Cup

Mitsubishi Electric, of the Premier Division, progressed to the quarter-finals with a superb 5-0 win over Blueacre.

Mitsubishi started well and took the lead when Dougie Dance connected with a ball from Dwayne Townsend, who then added a second.

Blueacre came back and smashed a strike from distance against the cross bar, forced goalkeeper Dave Tripp to save from a tight angle and then forced Dean DeRosa into a goal-line clearance.

Mitsubishi went up the other end and put the game out of sight with a fine overhead finish from Terry Lineker.

Lineker could have had another before the interval, but saw his early shot from a Kevin Dalrymple cross well saved. The keeper denied him a second time this time from close range.

However, Dalrymple ensured Mitsubishi went in four goals up when he lifted the ball over the keeper.

As Blueacre pushed up after the break, they left themselves open at the back and Mitsubishi capitalised. Henry Kabanda played a long ball up to Lineker, who turned the last defender before hitting a deft chip over the keeper from distance.

Premier League

Daniel McGoldrick hit a hat-trick as Addington United beat RFTS Croydon Athletico 5-0.

Mick Russell and Gary Tappenden were also on target leaving RFTS still searching for their first win of the season.

AFC Phoenix move into second place thanks to a 1-1 draw with Golden Lion. An own goal midway through the first half gave Phoenix the lead, but the Lions equalised through Terry Fennessey just before the interval. The second half was an end-to-end affair, but neither side was able to find the winner.

Division One

Golden Lion Reserves came out decisive 6-1 winners in the mid-table clash with Postmac. Double strikes from Darren Chambers and Billy Chincharo (19 goals in 10 games) gave the Lions a commanding lead with the other goals scored by Tom Blesson and Nathan Harding. James Walker scored Postmac's only goal.

AFC Thornton Heath continue to head the table following their comfortable 3-0 win over bottom team Woodmansterne Hyde. Chris Campbell scored twice with Lee Cannon also on target.

Division Two

Portland beat mid-table rivals Banter Central 2-1 in a gritty game. A delightful lob of the keeper from Ben Mankelow and Jamie Weakner's header from a corner gave Portland a 2-0 half-time lead. A goalmouth scramble saw Jon Stewart pull one back for Banter.

Santos 92 thrashed Cousldon Rangers 10-1 in spite of finishing the game with only 10 men. Thomas Hunter got a hat-trick, Michael Bowler and Kevin McGourty got two each. Mark Bowler added another and Daniel Harris scored before he was sent off. The finishing touch was a fantastic strike from John Dowling.

Sovereign moved to within a point of the leaders after a Lee Langley strike saw them edge out Oakfield Manor.

Division Three

Croydon City moved up the table with a 3-0 win over South Norwood United. Some great saves from the Norwood keeper ensured the first half ended goalless, but Darren Ward (13 goals in 10 games) came through to score a hat-trick after the break.

The division's leaders Croydon Independiente beat third-placed AFC Rio 7-2. Chris Fisher scored both the Rio goals maintaining his position as top scorer in the division with 14 goals in 11 games.

Maple Tree left it until the second half to seal their 3-0 win over Goodfellas Reserves with the goals coming from Bradley Ladiende, Robert Wickenden and Jay Young.

Purley Phoenix A overcame Carshalton Town 1-0 thanks to a Jamie Sharrad goal.

Division Four

PSV Greenacres beat runaway leaders Barracuda 2-1 in the top-of-the-table encounter. Jason Gooders scored his 16th goal of the season for PSV and Tom Greengrass got the other. Deon Newby replied with his 17th goal for Barracuda.

Nathaniel Kwami bagged four as Croydon Corporation beat Addiscombe Corinthians 5-3. It took his tally to 19 in just nine games. Amin Lane got the other Croydon goal with Addiscombe's Andre Malcolm hitting a hat-trick making it 20 so far this season.

Forum Flyers found themselves three goals down within 20 minutes against Ashburton Wanderers finally go down 4-0. Karl Rose scored two of the goals with Ben Heaton and Samuel Shampando adding the others.

It was a scrappy game but Ravens United gained three valuable points from their game against a lacklustre Athletico Croydon side. Paul Samuels equalised for Athletico and forced the Ravens keeper into some fine saves before the break, but Ravens struck twice more in the second half. Athletico's Ben Samuels had the chance to pull one back, but he missed his penalty as Ravens ran out 3-1 winners.

Surrey Valley easily beat bottom-of-the-table Oakfield Manor B 7-0. Chris Smith-Langridge scored twice with Perry Moncton, Simon Richards, Lee Williamson, Peter and Tony Donovan also on target.

Division Five

Selsdon Wanderers hit the goal trail overcoming KS Apolonia 8-0 thanks to two goals each from Ashley Smith, Daniel Wilstshire and Conor Snow and one apiece from Conor Hack and Chris Stewart.

League Cup, second round

Division Five outfit Phoenix Athletic produced a spirited performance but lost out 4-2 to Green Phoenix Eagles, of Division Three.

Phoenix captain Danny Cumber rounded off a tremendous individual performance with a goal which was added to by Ashley Jones.

In addition Vince Aguiste, Alan Muir and Blake West all gave outstanding performances to earn star-player awards.