Get with the e-programme: Saturday 18th January 2020

We had an action-packed Saturday across the BetVictor Isthmian League, and now we bring you the action-packed selection of electronic programmes that went with it. But don't worry, for those who hate electronic programmes we'll be back tomorrow with a real programme from Isthmian League history, so check back to take a look at that!

We start in the Premier League, and at Carshalton Athletic, where the Robins managed to defeat bottom side Wingate & Finchley by the odd goal in five. You can find the programme from that match by heading here.

Enfield Town headed up the A10 for their one thousandth competitive match, to face local rivals Cheshunt. The Ambers have lost so many games by one goal this season it's almost becoming a habit, and sadly for the home faithful they did it again, scoring two but conceding three. The programme from the match can be found here.

We had a six goal thriller at Rookery Hill, where East Thurrock United and Kingstonian played out a three-all draw. It was their thirteenth meeting- and you can read about the other twelve, and much more besides, by heading here.

Into the South Central Division now, and Ashford Town fans might not want to read this programme given their side lost the match five nil, but here for Uxbridge fans and interested bystanders it is.

Barking and Chalfont St Peter played out an entertaining 2-2 draw, which was previewed thus, whilst Bracknell Town and Chertsey Town also drew, but that might have been slightly less entertaining given it didn't have a single goal. Read the programme here.

Chipstead have been magnificent of late. They won their latest match on Saturday by coming back from two goals down against Harlow Town to score four goals of their own, and you can read how it was previewed here. That's nineteen points from the last twenty one for the Chips.

Marlow and Waltham Abbey played out a goalless draw. The programme from that match can be found here; that's eight draws this season for Marlow, only South Park have more.

Finally, we head South East. Chichester City did the double over VCD Athletic, running out two-nil winners- and you can read the programme from that match by heading here. And down at Whyteleafe, the hosts became the first side to defeat Whitehawk in the league since October 5th, as they ran out 4-2 victors and moved to within four points of their third place visitors. The programme from that match can be found here.