Get with the e-programme: 25th January 2020

We start our round of electronic programmes by heading to the Dripping Pan, home of Lewes. Most Lewes supporters probably wish they didn't have to head to the Dripping Pan at the moment, as their side are magnificent on the road but can't buy a victory at home, as Saturday's three-nil defeat to East Thurrock United demonstrated. But here's their all-singing and all-dancing progcast, which at least gave the Rooks faithful something entertaining to watch at the weekend.

Into the North Division now, and we start with a home victory. AFC Sudbury scored six minutes from time to take all three points in their battle with Brentwood Town, and you can read how they previewed that match by heading here.

Aveley went top of the Division with victory over Witham Town. Four goals to the good, they then conceded two at the end, but that didn't dampen the party. The programme from that match can be found here.

Canvey Island hosted Soham Town Rangers. The home faithful were entertained by the passing of an enormous container ship, and by this fabulous programme, but not so much by the football, as Rangers won one-nil.

Felixstowe and Walton United played out a 1-1 draw with Hullbridge Sports, and you can read the programme by clicking here. Just a reminder, Sports also play tonight, as they travel to Aveley's Parkside to take on Romford.

Finally for the North Division, Great Wakering Rovers took on Histon, and you can read the programme- and indeed all of their programmes for this season- by following this link. The visitors undoubtedly enjoyed the programme and the match, running out three-one winners.

We go South Central now, and report on another away victory. Bedfont Sports have been in great form of late, but Marlow arrived at the end of the runway and left with three points. The programme can be found here.

Another home defeat came to Chalfont St Peter, who were taking on Hanwell Town. The Geordies came from behind, perhaps helped by a Saints red card, and climbed to second place. The programme to that match can be found here.

Two of our form sides, Uxbridge and Chipstead, played out a two-all draw. Find all of the programmes from Honeycroft here- scroll down to the bottom for the latest one.

Finally, into the South East Division, and off to Sittingbourne- where you get two for the price of one, as the Brickies made a double issue for their matches with Whitehawk and Whyteleafe and produced it on a white-or whyte- background just for fun! They also do a paper programme, but you can read the electronic version here.