Ella King starred as a diminished Denham United Ladies U16s drew 6-6 against Kempton at the weekend.
King scored a fantastic late brace to help haul Ladies level after a disastrous spell in which they fell three goals behind.
And King was awarded player of the match as Denham earned a point in a dramatic match.
After starting on the front foot, Denham fell behind after a pot-shot at goal found its way into the net, with help from the woodwork.
Leanne Tahabashy restored parity soon after, coolly slotting home over the advancing goalkeeper.
Denham were unable to take advantage of their impetus, and conceded twice before the break, leading to a tactical shift from manager Brian Aherne.
The changes paid immediate dividends when Ines Vidri scored her first just after the break, before Christy Lang once again clawed a resilient Denham level.
But Kempton enjoyed a purple patch scoring three in quick succession to leave the hosts seemingly pointless.
However, King scored her first and Vidri her second before the forrmer netted a late, spectacular lob to snak a point.
Meanwhile, Denham U10s Development saw off Kinja Girls in a game full of goals that finished 14-6.
Chloe Beckwith and Lucie Barrett stole the goal-scoring show, with the former scoring an seven times, and the latter a double hat-trick.
Denham's U14 side were unlucky to fall to a narrow defeat against the reigning champions, losing 2-1 to Carshalton Girls.
Kayleigh Currivan scored Denham's sole strike, while Reanna Isaacs won player of the match.
Harrow St Mary's U12s B made light work of Ickenham Youth B in Harrow Youth League Division Five, winning 6-0 thanks to a hat-trick from Amaddeen Kharoty.
Xander Nimblette and Isam Farooqi both got on the score sheet, with the former netting a brace.
It proved a good weekend for the U12s, with the A team edging a narrow Division Two contest 1-0 against Pinner United B thanks to a strike from Aleksander Andic.
Man of the match Joe Bone helped the U14s to a share of the spoils in a 2-2 draw against TFA Totteridge.
Bone scored alongside Yurin Burrell to earn a well-fought point.
The U15s fell to a 3-1 defeat in Division Three at LNER B despite a Dylan Moore strike.
Kai John-Charles netted the U13s A consolation in their 7-1 Premier Division defeat by AFC Wembley while the U11s lost 2-0 at home to Pinnstars B.
Elsewhere, Townmead Youth U12s progressed to the League Cup second round with a 4-2 win at Concorde Youth.
Man of the match Umar Hashmi was at the double, while Thomas Gadsden also netted twice.
Javin Defoe was as clinical as namesake Jermain as Cowley Youth U9s overcame Chiswick Youth 9-1.
Defoe scored five times, alongside a Brinley Shields hat-trick and an Abdinasir Asif strike, to earn the man of the match award.
Cowley U11s enjoyed similar success, beating Heathrow Club Youth 4-0 in the League Cup thanks to goals from Josh Worley, Archie O'Sullivan, Hanit Tavares and Lewis Jones.
Unfortunately, the U12s could not replicate the success losing an exhilarating encounter 5-4 after extra time to Shepherds Bush.
Frankie Reynolds scored a hat-trick and Kye Lewis also netted, as Rageh Ismail was awarded man of the match.
Pinner Albion U8s won their first match against TFA Totteridge D 4-1, while the U10s B beat Pitshanger C 2-1 thanks to a double act from Sonny McCarthy.
The U12s A had a hat-trick from Shakur Idan to thank as they beat Larkspur Rovers 6-3 in the Premier Division with Lewis Roach, Ethan Haynes and Rida Al Kadrir also on target.
Tyrone Glean and Sohaib Hashemi helped the U12s B beat Hendon 4-1 in Division Six, while the U10s A were held to a 2-2 draw against Pitshanger A.
The U13s defeated Ickenham Youth in Division One 5-3 thanks to strikes from JJ Evans, Lucas Pereira with two, Degenius Shoy and Riccardo Clarke-Rowe.
Jamie McCarthy, Charlie Penil and Tristan Villacrusis all scored twice as Explorers U8 Reds won 8-2 against Windsor Owls Blues.
Joe Rossiter and Harry Todd also scored as Villacrusis won man of the match for his performance.
The U10 Blues had Charlie Oswell, William Dunster and Finley Wilson to thank as they enjoyed a 3-0 cup win against West Drayton Youth.
Explorers’ U8 Blues won 5-2 against Boyne Hill Blades, while a Reece Butler hat-trick helped the U9s to a 6-3 win over Harefield Youth.
Louis Bunn won man of the match and Ranvier Jamgotre scored twice to complete the scoring.
Jordan Katakana, Kian Edwards and Rayon Belford saw Explorers U10s Reds to a 3-0 win over Foxes Silver while four goals from Stanley Geraghty and a hat-trick from Jack Taylor helped the U7s to an 8-2 win over Windsor Swifts.
Explorers U14s took the three points against Burnham, winning 5-2 thanks to Val Buonanno and Ben Cini’s braces.
Ted O’Brien scored and Dylan Giger earned man of the match for his pivotal role in the win.
But the U11s were unfortunate to lose 2-1 at Slough Town Rebels.
