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Where to watch: Saturday football diary

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We highlight the games for Saturday, September 30.

Hellenic League, Premier Division: Brimscombe & Thrupp v Worcester Raiders, Corsham Town v Cinderford Town, Fairford Town v Hereford Lads Club, Mangotsfield United v Longlevens, Roman Glass St George v Lydney Town, Slimbridge v Tuffley Rovers

Division One: Hartpury University v Cheltenham Saracens, Kidlington Res v Shortwood United, Stonehouse Town v Long Crendon, Tytherington v Moreton

County League: Frampton United v Bromley Heath United, Gala Wilton v Cheltenham CS, Hardwicke v Rockleaze Rangers, Little Stoke v Broadwell Amateurs, Quedgeley Wanderers v Avonmouth, Ruardean Hill Rangers v Sharpness

Northern Senior League, Division One: Berkeley Town v Bibury, Chalford v Brockworth Albion, English Bicknor v Charfield, FC Lakeside v Longlevens Reserves, Lydney Town Reserves v Tredworth Tigers, Stonehouse Town Reserves v Dursley Town, Tewkesbury Town v Smiths Barometrics, Woolaston v Bredon

Division Two: Barnwood United v Cheltenham CS Reserves, Chesterton v Lydbrook Athletic, Harrow Hill v Staunton & Corse, Kings Stanley v Leonard Stanley, Mushet & Coalway Utd v Falcons, Rodborough Old Boys v Gala Wilton Reserves

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