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Ellesmere Rangers ran riot on the road as they continued to set the pace at the top of the TJ Vickers League.

They fired home eight unanswered goals against hosts Dawley Town Swifts in their latest Changan Premier clash with hat-trick hero Harry Clayton leading the way. Karl Bailey (two), Callum Graybrook, Aaron Lloyd and Zach Lea were also on target for unbeaten Rangers.

Haughmond are a point behind in second place, and with a game in hand, following a 2-0 win at home to Ercall Rangers. Noah Williams and Oliver Wysopal scored.

Third-placed FC Nations suffered a 2-1 reverse at Whitchurch Alport 1946. Macauley Clifton and Luke Mason struck for the hosts, while Logan Mansell replied.

Church Stretton made it five wins from five outings thanks to a 7-0 success at Llanymynech.

Kyle Cassell was the star turn with a hat-trick, with Cameron Murdoch, Sam Jones, Oliver Barrett and Aaron Gough also finding the net.

Allscott Heath Reserves edged out Bridgnorth Spartans by the odd goal in seven.

Telford Town Reserves came from a goal down to run out convincing 6-2 winners at home to Albrighton.

Harry Brown-Williams, Joshua Porteous, Fletcher Rushbury, Aw Sileye Soumare and Ebenezer Inyaka, plus an own goal, sealed the win. Abdul Mikidam and Stefan Walker replied.

A treble from Harrison Gregory, two goals each from Tomasz Tarnowski and Matthew Stuart and singles from Matthew Elsmore and Ramadhani Ramadhani saw Wrockwardine Wood to a commanding 9-1 victory over visiting NC United.

Fiat Division leaders Mereside Rangers made it seven wins from seven outings following a 3-2 win on the road at Brown Clee. Daniel Simpson, Kieran Mulloch and substitute Jack Gallagher found the net for the table-toppers.

Two goals from Joshua Lewis and one from Kai Cook saw second-placed Shawbury United Development beat St Martins 3-0.

FC Nations Reserves eased to a 6-1 triumph at FC Nations Development. Noah Davies (two), William Wells, Daniel James, Kaleem Hodgkinson and Junaid Issah fired home the goals.

Shrewsbury Up & Comers DC came from a goal down to win 2-1 at Prees United.

Corley Stevenson had given the hosts the lead, but second-half strikes from Callum Jackson and Tsvetomir Bedzhev completed the turnaround.

Wrockwardine Wood Development secured an entertaining 4-3 win against Randlay Colts at Oakengates Leisure Centre, while Shrewsbury Juniors headed home from ADAS Ercall with all three points following a 6-3 success.

Lewis Burton and Toby Gray found the net to earn AFC Wellington a 2-0 victory at Ercall Pegasus.