Lowestoft Town extended their 100 per cent start to the Pitching In Isthmian League North season with two wins, seven goals and two clean sheets in the space of four days.

Five wins from their opening five league games have seen Jamie Godbold's men return to the top of the table.

Boasting the only 100pc winning record in the league, The Trawlerboys are two points clear at the top - but ahead of five games in 14 days at the start of next month, attentions will turn to national cup action this weekend.

Lowestoft will be back in Isuzu FA Trophy action tomorrow (Saturday), with a quick return trip to Norfolk and another "local derby" with Wroxham in the second qualifying round.

Kyle Haylock's first two competitive goals for the club came in either half of last Saturday's 4-0 victory over Coggeshall Town at the Fosters Solicitors Community Stadium.

Goals from Chris Henderson and Jake Reed saw three goals added in eight first half minutes as the Blues took control of the game.

Buoyed by this win, The Trawlerboys headed for the first of successive trips to Trafford Park to take on Jordan Southgate's men on Tuesday night.

A "typical local derby" saw the game played in a great atmosphere with a number of bookings, before Blues midfielder Dave Hinton was sent off following an altercation in the 45th minute.

However, the 10-man Trawlerboys battled back after the break to sink The Yachtsmen with three second half goals in a fine 0-3 win.

Adam Hipperson hit a brace - including a 60th minute penalty - before Reed made it five goals from the opening five league games as he completed the scoring in the 83rd minute.

Reflecting on the past week and looking ahead to the weekend, Godbold said: "Its been a good week in terms of results, goals scored, clean sheets and obviously us returning to the top of the table - which is a really positive start to the season.

"On Saturday, we won the game in the first half with moments of quality, and probably took our foot off the pedal in the second half - but it was a good performance.

"The goals were similar and we played particularly well, fully deserving the win.

"Tuesday was a typical local derby, but we were not good enough or sharp enough in the first half as we defended too deep.

"I think Wroxham's position in the league is better than there results and they won't be down there for too long.

"Owen Murphy pulled a hamstring after five minutes and so Sam Johnson was back in action on to the pitch having returned to the squad, and he did really well.

we were really fortunate to go into half time on level terms.

"But as bad as we were in the first half we were so much better after the interval.

"After Hints was sent off on half time, we had to change things to get more control and get around their front two, and we played with more purpose after the interval.

"The sending off pulled us together, with Adam Hipperson scoring a really good first goal, then adding a penalty before Jake Reed completed the scoring.

"Our fans were brilliant on the night and hopefully they can cheer us on again on Saturday.

"We know it will be tough again, and we have to start the game much better."

Godbold added: "It is quite unique to be playing the same team again in a different competition, in successive games, and it will be important to see how both sides react.

"Being top of the league we know that everyone will raise their games against us as teams look to end your 100pc record, but we are fully focused on the next game - and that is Saturday at Wroxham."

Midfielder Hinton will be available for Saturday's FA Trophy match, before he starts a three-match suspension, but defender Murphy is likely to miss out through injury.