Both first teams suffered frustrating away defeats, while the men's and women's second teams claimed dramatic late victories.

The men's first team slipped to a narrow 3-2 defeat at Wisbech Town.

St Neots made the perfect start when Andrew Pope fired them ahead after just two minutes, but Wisbech gradually wrestled control of the contest, scoring either side of half-time before adding a third seven minutes into the second period.

Sam Evans set up a tense finish with a goal in the final minute, but the visitors were unable to find the equaliser their performance arguably deserved.

The women's first team also endured a disappointing afternoon, losing 3-1 away at St Ives 2s. Two early goals put the home side firmly in command before Marie Quintilla halved the deficit on 25 minutes.

However, St Ives restored their two-goal advantage midway through the second half to secure the points.

There was much more to celebrate for the club's second teams, who both demonstrated impressive resilience to secure one-goal victories.

The men's second team twice responded to setbacks before snatching all three points in a thrilling 3-2 victory over St Ives 2s.

Andrew Chin gave Saints an early lead, only for St Ives 2s to equalise before the interval.

Phil McMorris restored the advantage early in the second half, but St Ives levelled again with eight minutes remaining.

Just as the match appeared destined to end in a draw, Brad Forsdick struck in the 69th minute to seal a deserved victory.

The women's second team also enjoyed late celebrations after edging out Cambridge Nomads 2s 2-1.

Rebecca Hindle broke the deadlock shortly after the restart, but Nomads responded ten minutes later.

Saints continued to press and were rewarded three minutes from time when Ness Wilson found the winner.