Western Springs AFC 1-2 North Shore Utd AFC (half: 1-1)

A goal in each half for the visitors saw North Shore turn over Western Springs at Seddon Fields.

Max Nightengale and Ben Cliffe were on target for North Shore with Craig Taylor striking for the home side.

Nightengale and Ben Wall were the visitors' best with Taylor and Krishneil Singh Springs' strongest.

Pukekohe AFC 0-5 Fencibles Utd AFC (half: 0-3)

Visiting Fencibles kept Pukekohe AFC bottom of the pile with Mike Lausten scoring twice and Zane Christiansen, Martin Pike and Matthew Scarborough completing the job.

Standouts on the day for Fencibles were Martin Pike and Lausten with Pukekohe's Steve Upfold and Marcus Bathan leading their effort.

Tauranga City Utd AFC 2-1 Papakura City FC (half: 1-0)

Goals from Sean Goldsbury and Tom Livesey five minutes into each half provided the margin for Tauranga over Papakura at Links Avenue.

Ismael Chavez struck the Papakura goal seven minutes into the second half.

Goldsbury and Reece Edmonds led the way for Tauranga with Papakura's Ricardo Espinoza and Nial Okakpu at the front of their effort.

Waiuku AFC 3-0 Cambridge FC (half: 0-0)

All three goals came in the second spell as Waiuku took a home win over Cambridge.

Cody Ralph scored twice to improve his goal tally to 17 while second half substitute Derek Sinclair added the other.

Ralph and Sam Van Pomeron led Waiuku's effort with Ryan McNamara and Trent Frampton the best of the Cambridge side.

Hibiscus Coast AFC 1-1 Mangere Utd (half: 0-0)

Both sides shared the points in a match featuring 11 cautions at Stanmore Bay.

Atunesh Prasad and Paul Langford were the scorers in a match in which Imraan Hussein and Langford were sent off by referee Chris Wolken.

Photo by Shane Wenzlick