Wisbech Town Reserves bounced back from last week’s disappointing performance with an emphatic 6-0 victory away at Isleham in Senior A.

Manager Brandon Ramdharry made five changes to his starting line-up, alongside a tactical reshuffle, and the response was impressive.

Wisbech made the perfect start when J. Goult headed home K. Smith’s corner to open the scoring.

However, Isleham remained competitive throughout the first half, creating several opportunities.

Substitute B. Porter, replacing injured captain B. Fowler, produced a crucial goal-line clearance to preserve Wisbech’s slender advantage at the break.

The visitors emerged revitalised after half-time, with M. Zulu doubling their lead following excellent work from T. Hoyle.

M. Barrett soon added a third, converting A. Matos’ delivery, before turning provider as M. Farauanu headed home Wisbech’s fourth.

The goals continued flowing as substitute S. Smith finished confidently after being released by Hoyle, who then completed an impressive creative display by setting up K. Smith for the sixth.

Despite the scoreline, Isleham continued battling, but Wisbech’s defensive organisation and clinical finishing proved decisive.

Ramdharry praised his side’s all-round performance, saying: “We scored some superb goals today and defended incredibly well. To have six different goalscorers shows the levels we have when we flow.

“We know this is the standard, but we need to make sure we find a rhythm of results now.”

Elsewhere In Senior A, March Town United U23s shared the points in a 2-2 draw at Eaton Socon Reserves, with Dayne Moore and Joshua Sutterby finding the net.

In the Premier League KO Cup, Wimblington progressed on penalties after a thrilling 3-3 draw at Foxton. Kallum Jupp and Alexander Knowles, who struck twice, were on target before Wimblington won the shootout 4-3.

Wisbech St Mary suffered a disappointing 5-0 defeat at Witchford 96.

Outwell Swifts enjoyed an emphatic 5-1 victory at Sawston Rovers in Senior B.

George Dimambro, Ben Garner and Adan-Jay Lewis scored, alongside substitutes Richard Mills and Dalton Rust.

Chatteris Town ran riot in Division 1B, hammering Eynesbury Rovers Reserves 11-0.

Hadyn Brown and Liam Monaghan both grabbed hat-tricks, Harry Tucker scored twice, while Fred Fisher, Matthew Kent and Charlie Munns also netted.

In Division 2C, Chatteris Town Reserves lost 3-1 to Needingworth United Reserves, with Joshua Joyce scoring their consolation.

March Town United A secured a comfortable 4-0 victory at Manea United, with Spencer Stabler and Reece Thompson both bagging braces.

In Division 3C, Marshland Saints Reserves thrashed Chatteris Town A 9-0.

Steven Cooke struck four, Thomas Cazot grabbed a hat-trick, and Josh Barber also scored.

Leverington Sports shared the points in a thrilling 3-3 Peterborough Premier Division draw against Uppingham Town.

Swaley Stokes bagged a brace, with Gary Hurrell also finding the net.

Long Sutton Athletic suffered a 4-1 defeat at Lincoln Moorlands Railway in the Lincolnshire Junior Cup, with Kyle Compton scoring their consolation.

Parson Drove Reserves endured a difficult afternoon, losing 6-1 at Oundle Town, where Robert Hitchcock grabbed their only goal.

Long Sutton Athletic Reserves enjoyed a 3-2 victory over Oakham United Reserves. Dawid Gos, Jack Greenacre and Keane Slayven were all on target.

Sutton Bridge United went down 4-2 at Sawtry Reserves despite goals from Adam Crane and Jack Thomas.

Leverington Sports Reserves battled to a 3-3 draw at Eunice FC, with Alex Albutt, Joe Dunning and Grady Goode scoring.

Meanwhile, Marshland Saints drew 4-4 at Swaffham Town Reserves, with Kieran Bruce scoring twice alongside Freddie Hailstone-Todd and Eddie McGahren.