BURTON Thistle had no answer to Premier Division leaders Squires, who completely outplayed them to win 6-1.

Second-placed Storeys had to come back from 2-1 down to beat improving Slyne-Hest 3-2 while third-placed Morecambe Royals, two goals up after 48 minutes, let it slip and Marsh United fought back to force a draw with just four minutes play remaining.

Ingleton caused the shock of the day by beating high-flying Power Station 2-0 to move off the bottom of the division.

Power Station's defeat meant they slipped to fifth, below Cartmel who had an easy 5-2 win over Premier Division newcomers Millhead.

Arnside will have to take more chances in front of gaols if they are to stay in the top flight.

As Arnside missed their chances Kirkby Lonsdale took theirs for a comfortable 4-2 win.

In Division One, runaway leaders Phoenix Celtic made it eight wins from eight games to beat Ingleton Reserves 6-0.

Caton United moved into second demolishing a poor Grange side 6-1.

Allithwaite Rangers, unbeaten at the start of play, had to bow to the experienced CCM Dyamos who moved to third in the division thanks to a solid 3-0 victory.

Newly-promoted Carnforth Rangers got their first win of the season as they beat Boys Club 2-1

In Division Two, Cartmel Reserves completed the double over Slyne-Hest Reserves.

The 3-1 win lifts them to fourth in the table, with games in had over two of the teams above them.

In a bad-tempered game against Grange Reserves, Torrisholme had one player sent off for violent conduct and the stand-in referee struggled to keep control, but between the aggro Torrisholme played some excellent football to win 4-0.

Hala added to Bolton-le-Sands Reserves troubles by beating them 5-1.

Highlight of the game was a generation gap double father Keith Tremble and son Chad both scored for Hala.

In Division Three, newcomers Swarthmoor SC are finding the going tough and conceded six goals for the second week running when they lost 6-1 to a young Halton Rangers Reserves side.

Holme Athletic are finding life in Division Three more to their liking and moved into third place by beating Bentham Reserves 3-2.

In a high-scoring game played in excellent spirits Allithwaite Reserves beat Torrisholme Reserves 7-5.