Jarvis Brook reach 13 unbeaten and finish the week second in Southern Combination Division One

Jarvis Brook were the biggest movers in Division One this week. They won 3-2 at Ringmer on Tuesday 3 November, then won at Westfield on Saturday 7 November. The club marked the result with the line "13. UNBEATEN. IN. THE. LEAGUE." and said they had scored 16 goals in six games. They finished the week second. Danny Lawrence was also back on the pitch for the Saturday game, and the club called him a quality player and a great character to have around the squad.

The leaders were Infinity, who travelled to AFC Walcountians on Saturday 7 November. Walcountians billed it as first against second. Infinity later posted that it finished 1-0, with goalkeeper Callum Smart named man of the match for what they called an incredible performance. They also said Zack Willett had reached twenty league goals since joining.

Ringmer had a poor week. Following Tuesday's defeat to Jarvis Brook, they were beaten 2-1 at home by Oakwood on Saturday 7 November. That tally stood in contrast to their 3s, who won 8-2 away at Portslade Athletic.

At Dial Square, a 3-1 win over Shoreham on Saturday 7 November was watched by two supporters who made a 1,251-mile trip from Storuman in Sweden. Dial now go to The New Defence, home of Horley Town, on Tuesday 10 November to face Reigate Priory in the second round of the Division One Challenge Cup. AFC Walcountians began the defence of that cup with a win over East Preston on Tuesday 3 November, the goals coming from an own goal and S. Fraser. Jarvis Brook will host Hailsham Town in the same competition on 10 November, and Worthing United face a Tuesday night trip to Westfield.

On Saturday 7 November, Reigate Priory's Xavi Teague scored twice on his return from injury and was named man of the match. Selsey announced that Mitch Fountain, back from a spell at Bosham, is their new assistant manager. The club said a 4-1 win came on his birthday. Mile Oak signed Sam Geard, who has previously played for Hassocks, Haywards Heath and Varndeanians, and described him as bringing quality and versatility.

Arundel travelled to Worthing United on Saturday 7 November targeting a turnaround in form, while Clanfield exited cup competition and picked up a league draw during the week.