Premier Division Leaders Railway Hotel moved six points clear in the Crewe Regional Sunday League.
They hammered Rising Sun 10-0 with Jez Tagg bagging four of the goals.
Other scorers were Asher Moat with brace, Jon Stone, Ryan Williamson, Josh Ruane and Greg Moore.
AFC Leopard moved up to second in the Premier League with a 2-1 win over rivals Square One with goals from Nathan Cliffe and Luke Skelton. Shane Herron scored for Square One.
Sydney Arms beat Wistaston Ath 4-1 with Rob Timmis scoring twice and other goals from Jon-Jo Hawkins and Rafeal Semodo.
Sydney Arms also scored an own goal.
AFC Barkode won a close game with Willaston WS 2-1, Paul Mellor scored both goals for FC Barkode with Steve Hamill replying for Willaston WS.
NHB FC beat Salvador 4-2 with Adam Williams, Henry Buckley, Dan Ball and a Sam Lawless penalty. Stuart Evans and Pete Murphy scored for Salvador.
In Division One, only four points separate the top seven clubs.
Leaders Faddiley went behind after only 16 seconds but recovered to lead Sandbach Town 3-2 at half-time.
They had to wait till the last minute to confirm victory with a fourth goal.
Rich Ford (2), Will Emerton and Huw Rees scored for Faddiley with Jay Street and Shane Fulham scoring for Sandbach Town.
White Eagles beat bottom club Market Tavern 7-0 with Lukasz Synowicz scoring five times, Radek Rus and an own goal completing the scoring.
Elworth Park continued to put pressure on the top with an 8-1 win over Audlem.
Matt Gibson scored a hat-trick on his debut with other goals from Keiran Duckers (2), Liam Gibson (2) and Liam Wynne.
Andrew Betteley scored for Audlem.
Betley FC, with five goals, from Jamie Baker saw off Talbot 8-2, other goals from Ally Chapman (2) and an own goal.
Ben Reddock scored both goals for Talbot.
Bank Corner beat Haslington FC 5-1 with Jon Hart scoring a hat-trick, other goals from Sam Mason and Andy Garrett.
Gareth Blackshaw scored for Haslington FC.
Nantwich YF and Cricketers Arms were goalless at half-time before Nantwich YF scored four times with goals from George Johnson (2), Tom Dale and Jake Standeven.
Cricketers Arms scored twice in the last five minutes with goals from Tom Bate and Mitchell Cameron.
Barrel & Tap and White Horse shared four goals in a 2-2 draw, Lewis Vyse and Rhys Potter scored for Barrel with Ash McLennan and Joe Davies scoring for White Horse.
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