Jersey Bulls extended their unbeaten Isthmian League run to 29 matches as they cruised to a 5-1 win over a Raynes Park Vale side who began the day in third place.
Bulls, who are second in Isthmian League South Central, have not lost a regular-season game in the league since 30 December 2025.
Jamie Watling gave the islanders an 11th-minute lead before winger Sammy Henia-Kamau blasted in his second in three games midway through the first half.
The visitors hit the Jersey bar five minutes before half-time, but Toby Ritzema broke from just outside the penalty area and raced the length of the field before teeing up top scorer Lorne Bickley for a tap-in as Bulls went in 3-0 up at the break.
James Sunley headed in a 51st-minute fourth goal and Jersey youngster Darryl Mvalo scored his first Bulls league goal 11 minutes later to wrap up a stellar performance before Shamal Edwards pulled one back for Raynes Park.

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Jersey Bulls had two men sent off but still managed to beat Ashford Town (Middlesex) 2-1 at Springfield Stadium in Isthmian League South Central.
Midfielder Toby Ritzema headed the home side in front after 20 minutes following a cross from winger Sammy Henia-Kamau.
And Ritzema netted his second eight minutes later after being put through, slotting home past Ashford keeper Liam Allen.
Bulls defender James Carr was sent off for a second yellow card after 34 minutes and teammate James Sunley followed him five minutes later after being shown a straight red card.
The visitors managed to pull a goal back after 80 minutes through Jack Arnold.

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Lorne Bickley's goal was enough to give Jersey Bulls victory in their opening game of their Isthmian League South Central campaign.
Bickley finished well in the 40th minute to seal a 1-0 win at Harrow Borough.
The goal came after Jack Lumsden had forced the home goalkeeper into a save midway through the first half.
The islanders carried their good defensive form from last season into the new campaign as they kept out their opponents after the break.
They were one of just two sides in the league to register a win on opening day, with most of the division involved in the extra preliminary round of the FA Cup.

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Worthing have agreed terms with coach Owen Spicer for the forthcoming National League season.
Spicer, 22, currently coaches Worthing's under-16s side, can play in central defence or across the midfield.
He trained with the Reds last season as well as being dual-registered with Isthmian League South Central Division side Littlehampton.
National League

FC Halifax Town have signed midfielder Tayt Trusty from Isthmian League Premier Division side Eastbourne Borough.
Trusty, 22, began his career at Blackpool and moved to Eastbourne last year after a spell at Maidstone United.
His career has also included stints on loan at Hartlepool, Hyde United and Radcliffe.
During his time at Blackpool, Trusty was called up to the Cyprus Under-21 squad.