THE Nottinghamshire Senior League returned to action after two weeks and the Senior Cup provided lots of goal action.
In an all-Senior Division tie Attenborough beat Wollaton 6-3 thanks to a Liam Slater hat-trick and further goals from Paul Ireson, Chris Myton and Justin Whatmore.
Wollaton's goals came from Paul Markowski and two from Dane Rawson.
Division One Beeston AFC beat Division Two FC05 4-0 through Cheetham (2), Samuels and Cook.
Kimberley Miners Welfare also put four past West Bridgford with Fisher (2), Wilmot and Greenaugh hitting the target.
Division One leaders Netherfield Albion lost 4-1 to Ruddington Village. Simba Muparadzi was on target for the losers, Lemah Griggs, Craig McMorran and Danny Johnson (2) seeing Ruddington comfortably through to the next round.
Selston and Sandhurst drew 2-2 after extra time, Selston eventually winning 5-4 on penalties. Luke Whiting and Richard Barnes scored for Selston with Cliff Clark getting both for Sandhurst.
In the Senior Division, Awsworth Villa lost 2-1 at home to Hucknall Rolls Leisure. Keiran Saxton was on target for Awsworth, Ashley Marshall proving to be the match winner for Hucknall.
Bilborough move up to third from bottom after a 2-2 home draw with Magdala Amatuers. Street and Jackson scored for Bilborough.
Third-placed Burton Joyce lost heavily at home to leaders Bulwell. Mark Buckle scoring the only Burton Joyce goal. A Scott Litchfield hat-trick and further goals from Jamie Walker, Jay Knight and Jamie Moor saw Bulwell win 6-1.
Cotgrave drew 1-1 with second-placed Clifton with Plummer on target for Cotgrave.
FC Cavaliers continue to suffer, this time losing 1-0 at home to Keyworth United thanks to a solitary Ryan Johnson goal.
In Division One, fourth-placed Hucknall Rolls Leisure Reserves had a comfortable 4-1 win over lowly Gedling Southbank.
Keyworth United Reserves drew 2-2 with third-placed Boots Athletic.
Tom Richards and James Jackson struck for Keyworth, Chris Hutchinson and Gary Burrows for Boots.
Nottinghamshire had a fine 5-2 win over Wollaton Reserves thanks to a Damian Dyce hat-trick and further goals from Warburton and Groves. Fragola and Fell hit back for Wollaton.
Underwood Villa and Radcliffe Olympic Reserves shared a 4-4 draw.
A Nicholas Thorpe hat-trick and one from Chris Towlson were matched by Matt Gamble (2), Scott Bell and Lee Blackmoor.
Bingham drop to second in Division Two after a 1-1 draw with Ashland Rovers. Adam Wholly was on target for Bingham.
Calverton move up into fourth, 11 points behind with four games in hand thanks to a 12-0 victory over Nottinghamshire Reserves. Callum Thompson impressed with five goals, with Kaine Hind and Morgan Whitehurst both scoring twice.
In a local derby, Clifton Reserves lost 2-0 to Ruddington Village Reserves, but Kirton Brickworks moved top after a 2-1 win at Kimberley MW Reserves. Asher Pythian scored for Kimberley, Adam Boddy and Jamie Charlton for Kirton.
United FC lost 1-0 at home to Selston Reserves, while West Bridgford Reserves beat bottom club Sandhurst Reserves 2-1, leaving Sandhurst ten points adrift.