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Saturday's Blue Square Bet North Wrap

Boston United kept their 100% record intact as they annihilated Redditch 9-0 in the Blue Square Bet North on Saturday afternoon.

Danny Davidson, Shaun Pearson and Anthony Church all grabbed braces, while Miles Hunter, Spencer Weir-Daley and Ryan Semple found the back of the net once each.

AFC Telford sit at the top of the table with three wins from three matches after a 5-0 victory over Gainsborough.

Phil Trainer, Greg Mills, Carl Rodgers, Alex Meechan and Liam Murray all sent ripples through the net as The Bucks put in a professional performance.

Hinckley United and Stalybridge Celtic played out a seven-goal thriller, with the home side running out 5-2 victors.

The visitors took the lead in the third minute thanks to Jody Banim before Phil Marsh doubled their lead shortly after the break.

However, the home side stormed back, scoring five goals in 24 second-half minutes. Connor Franklin got the ball rolling in the 54th minute before goals from Gary King (2), James Reid and Gavin Strachan completed a fantastic comeback.

Another high-scoring encounter saw Alfreton Town thrash Hyde 5-1 at Ewen Fields.

Chris Shaw put the visitors in front in the fifth minute before fellow defender Aden Flint doubled their lead three minutes later.

Andy Smart pulled a goal back for the home side in the 30th minute from the penalty spot, but a five-minute blitz towards the end of the second period ended Hyde's hopes of a comeback.

Anthony Wilson grabbed two goals and Liam Hearn a third to ensure the visitors left with a maximum points haul.

Worcester picked up their second victory of the season after coming out on top of a five-goal thriller at Vauxhall Motors.

Josh Wilson opened the scoring for the home side in the seventh minute but the visitors hit back almost instantaneously through Kevin O'Connor to level matters.

Worcester then took a 3-1 lead into the break thanks to strikes from Danny Glover and Mark Danks.

Brian Moogan's 71st-minute penalty gave the home side a glimmer of hope going into the final stages of the match, but Worcester held on to claim the points.