Delroy Thomas hit a hat-trick in the first five minutes to set Cold Arbour on the way to a 7-3 win at Highfield in the Marston's Oxford Sunday League Premier Division, writes GEOFF BOWER.

Kieran Davis made it 4-0 five minutes later, before Highfield hit back with a double from Keith Adams and a Scott Edwards strike to trail 4-3 at the break.

But that proved the end of the comeback as Cold Arbour wrapped up victory in the second half.

Davis grabbed his second, Craig Bloomfield was on target and Jelroy Constant netted to maintain his record of scoring in every league game this season.

George Boothroyd bagged a brace in Mansfield Road's 4-2 home win over Riverside. Leon Nikitenko and David Kaye also netted.

In Division 1, Cold Arbour Res recorded a 4-2 victory at AFC Watlington.

Leodis Williams latched onto a pin-point through ball from Shaun Yearwood to slot home Cold Arbour's opener midway through the first half.

Debutant Germaine Morris doubled Arbour's lead with a well-taken solo effort just before half-time.

Martino Ventriglia hammered home No 3 five minutes into the second half, before Yearwood's long-range strike made it 4-0.

Watlington salvaged some pride with two late goals through Martin Newbold and Charlie Littledale.

Goals from Nick Skiller and Adam Tomlin saw Chalgrove hold leaders Marston Saints to a 2-2 draw.

Richard Schofield's late penalty save earned Mansfield Road Res a point in a 1-1 draw at second-placed Cricketers.

Schofield denied Joe Cooke, who had earlier given Cricketers the lead. Jon Ashton netted Mansfield Road's equaliser.

Cowley leapt to the top with a 3-1 win at AFC Boudika.

Boudika went ahead through Kamen Mathews only for Zubair Shafique to grab Cowley's equaliser after a neat one-two with Suhayl Ali.

Second-half substitute Chris Crawford scored Cowley's second, and Russell McSweeney's close-range strike sealed victory ten minutes from time.

Northway posted their biggest win for many a season by thrashing visitors Yellow Eagles 10-0.

Gareth Williams hit a hat-trick, Richard Walker bagged a brace, and further strikes from Simon Bower, Nathan Warne, Simon Drewett, Nicky Baylis and an own goal completed Northway's tally.