Swaffham will be looking for their first win in 2015 at home to King's Lynn Reserves this weekend as they step up their promotion bid.

Watton & Swaffham Times: Jamie Buhlemann rises to meet George Hutton's corner to open his scoring account in Swaffham Reserves' 4-2 win against South Walsham at Shoemakers Lane. Picture: Eddie DeaneJamie Buhlemann rises to meet George Hutton's corner to open his scoring account in Swaffham Reserves' 4-2 win against South Walsham at Shoemakers Lane. Picture: Eddie Deane (Image: Eddie Deane)

The Pedlars were without a game last weekend due to Team Bury's pitch being waterlogged but they will be looking to close the gap on leaders Long Melford on Saturday when they take on The Walks outfit.

Swaffham fought out a thrilling 2-2 draw against Long Melford earlier this month and sit nine points off the pace, although they do have four games in hand.

Meanwhile, Swaffham Reserves enjoyed an impressive 4-2 win over South Walsham.

It was the visitors who struck first though when Adam Brown coolly slotted home on the half-hour mark. Swaffham drew level before the break though thanks to a fine far post header by Ben Harris.

Swaffham got their noses in front within two minutes of the restart thanks to Ashley Page and Jake Buhlemann gave them a two-goal cushion with a tidy finish. South Walsham pulled one back to set up a grandstand finish but Buhlemann made sure of victory from the penalty spot after Finlay Bloodworth was brought down inside the penalty area. This Saturday the reserves travel to Thorpe Village.

Swaffham U18s enjoyed a great 3-0 win over Easton & Otley Colley in the Thurlow Nunn Youth Cup thanks to goals from Luke Reed and Dylan Edge (2). They return to league action tomorrow at home to Downham Town (7.45pm kick-off).