Leeds Combination League round-up: Little London edge further ahead after stalemate
Second-placed Main Line Social did not play, so now have three games in hand on the leaders.
A hat-trick from Tyler Bussue helped Chapeltown move into third place thanks to a 4-1 victory at Whitkirk Wanderers.
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Hide AdDaniel Maw scored the other goal for Chapeltown while Callum Scott netted Whitkirk’s consolation goal.
Leeds Met are also within three points of the league leaders following their 3-2 victory at Colton.
Goals from Harvey Bullin and Patrick Baynes before half-time and Matthew Robinson on the hour mark saw Met take all three points.
Elsewhere in the top division, HT Sports were awarded a walkover victory against Kirkstall Crusaders.
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Hide AdDivision One leaders Old Crooked Clock picked up their third victory of the season with a 3-1 triumph at Beck and Call.
Birama Diallo, Ousainey Juwara Kora and Danny Waite scored the goals for Clock.
Daisy Whites are a point behind the leaders with a game in hand thanks to their 6-2 thumping of Leeds Alpha.
Goals from George Bowles and Steven Greenwood saw East End Park pick up their first victory of the season – a 2-0 away win at East Leeds Celtic.
Elsewhere, Garden Gate defeated North Leodis 1-0.
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Hide AdLate goals helped Division Two leaders Western Juniors Old Boys clinch a crucial 3-2 victory at Leeds Hyde Park.
Amara Bajaha and Liam Jordan netted in the 70th and 80th minutes respectively before Simon Doughty scored the winner with a minute to play.
There were no late dramas for second-placed Headingley Rovers who crushed Pudsey Bojangles 7-0.
Taku Jitsukawa scored four goals in 29 first-half minutes as Rovers took control. The other goals came from Mark Elgar and Michael Evans (2).
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Hide AdThird-placed Harehills WMC claimed a 5-3 win at Original Oak thanks to goals from Moha Camara, Barnaby Foster, David Morley, Kirk Hayes and Ousmane Sidibe.
Elsewhere, West Yorkshire Falcons beat Bramley Lions 6-2.
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