Mickleover took the lead early on in the first 10 minutes with a shot blocked but then only to be tapped in by the number nine. 

It was soon 2-0 Carlton weren’t able to clear from a long ball and then the number nine finished well but braking his wrist in doing so. 

Again poor defending lead to the third goal a long ball over the top not being dealt with fell to the substitute sticker who followed into the corner making it three. 

Carlton came out stronger in the second half and Luke Price got an early goal back for the reserves finding the bottom corner. 

A mix up in the middle lead to Mickleover Reserves 4th of the game. The ball bounced to the incoming winger who lobbed the Carlton keeper.

A game full of chances for Carlton but only managed to get the two. 

In the first half Carlton should have been 4 or 5 nil up with the amount of chances they had. Shaun Clarke coming close on three occasions . He shot his volley wide for his first attempt then his second attempt he made the keeper pull of an outstanding save to prevent him opening up the score line. His third attempt saw him hit one over the bar. 

Stephen Cox had a couple of chances but again failing to hit the target and hitting over. In the second half James Price played through a first time ball straight to Ashley Winfield who slotted home to make it 1-0. Soon after that Winfield should have made it 2-0 but hit the bar. 

The second game from great work by Stephen Cox down the left who squared it across the face of the goal to see Matthew Peberday tap in the second. . 

A hatrick from Luke Price, two for Ashley Winfield, two for Sam Leggitt, two from Stephen Cox and finally two from Matthew Peberday saw Carlton Town Res score 11 past Heanor Town Res.

Heanor's goal was giffted to them from Michael Martin with one of the best own goals ever.

Matthew Peberday scored 2 and Stephen Cox (Coxy) got the other

A tough a hard fort physical game saw Carlton Reserves take all three points away from home at Belper. 

Carlton started off on the back foot not being able to settle and Belper attacked strongly thanks to their number 11, once he got running with the ball he was like a steam train, couldn't be stopped but luckily for Carlton he had no end product. It wasn't until the stroke of half time that James Price’s shot was saved but then spilled to the feet of Skipper Danny Hayes who couldn’t miss an open net. 

Carlton came out stronger in the second half, this time not letting Belper Settle. However having hardly any chances it look to be a tight 1-0 end until Chappo unleashed a volley that lobbed the Belper Keeper to make it 2-0. 

Belper gained one goal back in the last minute due to a mix up at the back.   

The reserves have started as they left off last season with an excellent 6-1 win over Teversal Reserves.

Carlton started slow mainly having the possession however, but wasn’t creating anything upfront. It wasn't until Stephen Cox ‘Coxy’ went through one on one to see Carlton take the lead.

New boy Chris Hewitt then reacted quickly to slot home from a shot parried by the Tversal keeper to make it 2-0.

Coxy got his second of the game with a looping header from 15 yards out from a Shaun Clarke corner.

Coxy got his hatrick by poor defending, Teversal not able to clear. The ball fell to Coxy who struck it first time to find the bottom corner.

A mistake by club captain Micheal Martin presented Teversal with a goal back. A poorly misplaced pass falling straight to the Teversal number 9 who stroked it into the bottom corner to make it 4-1 at the stoke of half time.

Second half saw Teversal attempt a come back playing much better than what they had in the first, not creating a lot of chances Carlton took advantage and made it 5-1 with Chris getting his second of the game.