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2 May 2013
Premier Division
The season continues to closure with the remaining league matches being arranged and played in an orderly fashion with games played every weekday evening to conform with FA requirements unlike some other leagues of a similar standing.
On Monday evening, Flackwell Heath hosted Binfield with the visitors running out 5-3 winners. Goals for Binfield came from Seb Bowerman with two, Callum Whitty, Jemel Johnson and Ashley Withers. Flackwell replied through Adam Harman, Tom Mudge and Stuart Glynn. Several matches took place on Tuesday evening. Cheltenham Saracens beat Highworth Town 2-1 with goals from Harlie Price and Jordan Bryan. Shannon Pocock scored for Highworth. Champions Marlow beat runners up Wantage Town 4-1. Marcus Mealing scored a hat trick for Marlow to which Ray Spence added a further goal. Wantage's goal was scored by Tom Butler. Oxford City Nomads beat Thame United 2-0 with goals scored by Jamie Munday and Louis Joyce. Shrivenham's disastrous season came to a sorry end with a 0-6 home defeat at the hands of Ardley United. Ardley's goals came from Troy Bryan with two, Steve Howkins, Joe Eyre, Adam Garner and Patrick Starrett.
One West
Lydney Town beat Hook Norton 2-1 with goals from Declan Morley-Lyne and Dan Clarke. Mark Dennis replied for Hook Norton. New College, Swindon beat Old Woodstock Town 3-1. New College's goals were scored by Tim Ogu, Nathan Blackford and Sam Brown with Lewis Coyle replying for Old Woodstock. North Leigh beat Cricklade Town 5-3. Alfie Saunders scored twice with further goals being scored by Jacob Hughes, Will Smalldon and Ryan Lewis. The Cricklade goals came from Ben Carter, Tom Price and Adam Smith. The match between the bottom two clubs, Malmesbury Vics and Letcombe ended in a goalless stalemate.
One East
After a strenuous last week, Maidenhead United rounded their season off with a 3-2 win over Didcot Town. Aryantaj Tajbakhsh set Maidenhead on their way with two further goals following from Tristan Jones. Didcot's goals were scored by Ryan Tappin and Tom Gooding. The much anticipated match between Bracknell Town and Headington Amateurs proved to something of an anti-climax with the score ending 0-0 in front of a very good attendance of 140. Easington Sports beat Milton United 3-0 with two goals from Carl Standen and one from Greg Shawyer. Woodley Town secured a 3rd place finish with a 1-0 win at Champions Rayners Lane. Matt Godwin scored the only goal of the match.
Hellenic Cup Round Up
On Monday Evening the rearranged Semi Final of the Bluefin Sports Supplementary Cup took place between Slimbridge and Tytherington Rocks. The match was goalless after both full time and extra time. Slimbridge eventually won the right to face Headington Amateurs in Friday evening’s Final by winning the penalty shootout 4-2.
The Chairman's Reserve Challenge Cup Final took place on Wednesday evening at Milton United between Binfield and Cirencester Development in front of a healthy attendance of 114. Cirencester Development won 1-0 with a scrambled 17th minute goal from Shane Bumphrey. Binfield missed a penalty just two minutes later. Despite constant Binfield pressure throughout the remainder of the match Cirencester Development held on to claim their first trophy since becoming a member club of the Hellenic League. |
27 April
Premier Division
On the last Saturday of the season in the Premier Division, Champions Marlow underlined their winning of the title with an emphatic 6-0 win over Cheltenham Saracens. Ian Davies led the way scoring four goals with further goals coming from Michael Bartley and Marcus Mealing. Marlow were presented with the Premier Division Championship Trophy prior to kick off by League Chairman, Bob Dalling.
Wantage Town secured 2nd place a while back but pulled a point out of the bag in dramatic style in a 3-3 draw at Thame United. Thame led 3-0 with five minutes to go through goals from Gavin Way, Conor Hayes and Matt Hall but two late goals from Andrew Younie and a last minute equaliser from Ellis Langford earned Wantage an improbable point.
Binfield looking to finish 3rd were held to a goal less draw away at Highworth Town. Ardley United were held to a 2-2 draw at home by Slimbridge. John Gardner and Callum Convey scored for Ardley with Tom Cole and Marvin Roberts replying for Slimbridge.
Kidlington won 3-0 at Ascot United with two goals from Tom Castle and a penalty from Ryan Curtin. Highmoor Ibis beat Shrivenham 4-0. Steven Peacock scored twice with further goals coming from Ashley Isaacs and Michael Quennell. An early Sam Whiting goal was sufficient to earn Wokingham & Embrook all three points against visitors Holyport.
One West
Fairford Town finished the season in a highly respectable 4th place following a 4-1 defeat of Cricklade Town in their final fixture of the season. Nathing Gambling scored a very early penalty followed almost immediately by a goal from Dan Bailey. Further goals followed for Dan Drewett and Ethan Delaney. Cricklade scored through Jamie McLoughlin.
Clanfield beat Hook Norton 2-0 with goals from Craig Mays and Bradley Bryant. Lambourn Sports beat North Leigh 4-2. Callum Griffin scored twice with further goals scored by Damian harris and Matt Hendren. Gareth Beale and Alfie Saunders scored for North Leigh.
Letcombe were once again the victims of their own profligacy going down 3-4 at home to Lydney Town. Jack Hamblin, Mark Denny and Adam Pendell all scored for Letcombe but sadly in vain as Declan Morley-Lyne with two goals, Adam Price and Matt Timmins ensured the points went back to Gloucestershire.
One East
They have done it at last! Henley Town recorded their first and only win of the season in the very last minute of their last game of the season beating Thatcham Town in an away fixture that was switched to Henley's home ground at the Triangle. Tom Sheppard was the hero of the hour scoring the all important goal for Henley.
Headington Amateurs secured 2nd place behind champions Rayners Lane with a 3-2 win over Maidenhead United, who to their immense credit have played four games in five days throughout the week. Ollie Zaja scored twice for Headington with Tom Payne also adding a goal. Maidenhead's goals came from Ashley Watson and Tristan Jones. Rayners Lane were presented with the Division One East Championship trophy by League Chairman, Bob Dalling, following a 1-1 draw with Bracknell Town. Shakir Agada scored for Rayners Lane with Shane Cooper- Clarke replying for Bracknell. Milton United drew 1-1 with Chalfont Wasps. Tom Parker scored for Milton. Jean-Pierre Jamil equalised for Chalfont. Woodley Town and Easington Sports also drew 1-1. Dan Faherty scored for Woodley with Carl Standen scoring for Easington.
The battle for 3rd place in the Division goes into the last few days with Woodley Town and Bracknell Town vying for the all important 3rd place that in Bracknell’s case could see a return to the Premier Division. Woodley are at champions Rayners Lane on Tuesday whilst Bracknell Town entertain Headington Amateur’s on the same evening. |
Midweek
Premier Division
With the season rapidly drawing to its conclusion, matches are coming thick and fast. Monday evening saw Binfield beat Newbury 2-1 to put them within sight of finishing the season in a highly respectable third position. The goals for Binfield came from Joel Havermans and Callum Whitty with Newbury replying through Dan West. Four matches were played on Tuesday Evening. At the bottom of the Division, Abingdon Town hosted Highworth Town with Highworth being successful winning 2-1 and putting their Premier Division destiny firmly in their own hands with just two matches left to play. Abingdon took an early lead through Warren McCabe. Highworth fought back with goals from Bradley Clarke and Ryan Welland. Ascot United travelled to Flackwell Heath and won 3-2 with goals from Ian Brooks, Jon Bennett and Jermaine Roche. Stuart Macllelan and Tom Mudge scored for Flackwell Heath. A Dan Rapley goal was sufficient for Holyport to beat Kidlington in what was described as a pretty drab end of season game. Thame United beat Reading Town 2-0 with goals from Mitchell Meredith and Matt Hall. On Wednesday evening, Cheltenham Saracens beat Wokingham & Emmbrook 2-1 with goals from Sonnie Burrows and Owen Donaghue. Shaun Wanklyn replied for Wokingham & Emmbrook. Newbury beat Ardley United 2-1 with two goals from Joe Lawrance. Ardley scored through an own goal.
One West
Wootton Bassett brought the curtain down on their 82 year tenure of Rylands Way with a 3-0 defeat of near neighbours Malmesbury Victoria. Steve Robertson scored all three of Bassett's goals. Cricklade Town thumped bottom of the table Letcombe 6-0. Jack Allan led the way with a hat trick. Ben Carter scored twice with Chris Povey adding a further goal. Hook Norton went down to a surprise 1-4 home defeat at the hands of North Leigh. Mark Odom had opened the scoring to give Hook Norton the lead but North Leigh came back strongly with goals from Jacob Hughes, Alfie Saunders, Will Smalldon and Rory Linford-Pill. Clanfield beat Lambourn Sports 3-1 with goals from Steve Olphert, Craig Mays and Richard James. On Wednesday evening, Old Woodstock Town and Clanfield drew 0-0.
One East
Chalfont Wasps beat Finchampstead 4-1 with two goals from Chris Shennan and one each from Ed Chemlal and Bradley Holt. Rob Westell scored for Finchampstead. Woodley Town have moved stealthily into 3rd place following a 2-0 win at Easington Sports. Warren Baxter and Will Gordon scored for Woodley. Maidenhead United beat Henley Town 4-1 with two goals each from Sam Lock and Damien Markman. Sam Rolfe scored for Henley. Penn & Tylers Green beat Didcot Town 2-1 with goals from Jordan Gumbs and Josh Fox. Callum Bush replied for Didcot.
Hellenic Cup Round Up
On Monday evening, Cheltenham Saracens booked their place in the final of the Bluefin Sports Challenge Cup with a 2-0 win over Wantage Town with goals from Marcus Finch and Harlie Price. Cheltenham Saracens will now face Oxford City Nomads in the final following Nomads testy and fractious 3-1 win over League champions Marlow. Corey Forbes and Adam Lovegrove (2) scored for Nomads with Ray Spence getting a goal back from the penalty spot for Marlow. Headington Amateurs are through to the final of the Bluefin Sports Supplementary Cup following a 2-1 win at Carterton. Luke Cuff scored both goals for Headington with Michael Duerden replying for Carterton. The other semi-final in the Supplementary Cup between Slimbridge and Tytherington Rocks was abandoned after 83 minutes following a floodlight fire, with Tytherington Rocks leading 2-1 at the time of the abandonment. The match has now been rearranged to be replayed on Monday 29th April.
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20 April
Premier Division
Marlow United were duly crowned Premier Division Champions, and subject to FA ratification booked a return to the Southern League following a one season absence after a 3-1 win at Abingdon Town. Ben Gladwin, Ian Davies and Simeon Howell were on target for Marlow with Dan Morgan scoring for Abingdon Town.
Wantage Town have kept up a valiant chase and will finish runners-up. Their latest win was a 4-0 defeat of Highmoor Ibis with two goals from Richard Claydon and a goal from John McMahon together with an own goal. Oxford City Nomads good late season form continues right to the end with a 4-1 win over Shrivenham. Adam Lovegrove, Corey Forbes, Lewis Gabbidon and Daryl Harris were all on target for the Nomads. Chris Avery replied for Shrivenham. Ascot United beat Slimbridge 1-0 with Josh Warren scoring the only goal of the match. Wokingham & Emmbrook beat Kidlington 4-2. Luke Lee (2), Matt Jones and Sam Duffelen scored for Wokingham & Embrook with Kidlington replying through Ryan Curtin and an own goal.
Cheltenham Saracens and Newbury drew 1-1. Elliott Kennedy scored for Saracens and Kurtis Angell scored for Newbury. Flackwell Heath beat Reading Town 2-0 with two goals from Lee Thompson.
One West
With the Division One West title in the bag, Brimscombe & Thrupp were duly presented with the title shield by League Admin Officer, Angela King after their match with New College, Swindon which Brimscombe won 3-0 with two goals from Michael Beckingham and one from Ben Jones.
Carterton beat Old Woodstock Town 4-2. George Seacole scored twice for Carterton with further goals scored by Kris Redford and Lawrence Prior. Dan Green and Lewis Coyle scored for Old Woodstock. Letcombe had one of their better days earning a 2-2 draw against Tytherington Rocks. Letcombe led the match on two occasions with goals from George Thatcher and Mark Denny but were pulled back on each occasion by goals for Tytherington scored by Toby Colbourne and Nick Peare. Hook Norton beat Lambourn Sports 2-1 with goals from Chris Tillcock and Dan Watkin. Byron O'Regan replied for Lambourn. Purton beat Clanfield 1-0 with a late goal from Marcus Hall. North Leigh beat Lydney Town 3-1. Jacob Hughes scored twice with Gareth Beale adding a further goal. Jacob Morgan scored for Lydney. Cricklade Town beat Malmesbury Vics 3-0 with two goals from Jack Allan and one from Ben Carter.
One East
Rayners Lane became champions of Division One East without kicking a ball in anger as Headington Amateurs lost 0-3 at home to Bracknell Town for whom Shane Cooper-Clarke netted a hat trick.
Henley Town's chances of ending the season with a win are running out, but it is not for the want of trying! Henley took a 3-0 lead inside a quarter hour against Thatcham Town with two goals from Liam Ratcliffe and one from Omari Edwards-Holmes. Thatcham however had other ideas and snatched victory with goal from Lemar Maycock, Luke Titcomb, Chance Jewell and Nikos Chrsyikopolous. Woodley Town beat Didcot Town 5-1 with goals from Matt Godwin, Jamie Fairchild, Nick Edwards, Will Gordon and Ben Clark. Chris Williams replied for Didcot. Finchampstead beat Chinnor 2-1 with goals from Josh Sapsed and Harry Swabey. Ryan Chapman scored for Chinnor from the penalty spot. Easington Sports held a fun day in conjunction with their match against Chalfont Wasps and were rewarded with an attendance of 150. The crowd were entertained to a 3-0 win for Easington with goals from Peter Moulder, Andrew Stidder and Niall Higgins.
The Chairman's Reserve Challenge Cup
Cirencester Town Development made their way to the final the Reserves ChallengeCup with an emphatic 5-1 home win against Wantage Town Reserves. They now meet Binfield Reserves in the final at Milton United on Wednesday May 1.
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Midweek
Premier Division
As the season approaches its conclusion, the emphasis on Tuesday’s fixtures was the lower end of the table. Adverse results for Reading Town and Shrivenham meant it is no longer possible for either club to prevent finishing in a potential relegation spot. Reading Town lost 2-0 at Ascot United for whom Jon Bennett and Ian Brooks scored. Shrivenham lost 0-3 at home to Wokingham & Emmbrook for whom Sam Duffelen, Jake Butler and Matt Jones scored. Abingdon Town may avoid the drop following a 2-2 draw with Cheltenham Saracens. Goals from Jamie Barnfather and Sonnie Burrows gave Saracens the lead but an own goal and a late Gavin Jones equaliser earned Abingdon a point. Highworth Town have saved their best results for last and with three fixtures remaining have put their future in the Premier Division by and large back in their own hands. A 4-0 win over Slimbridge greatly helped the cause and the match came to life within fifteen seconds of the commencement when Bradley Clarke netted the first of his two goals on the night. Further goals followed from Aaron Maximen and Talif Hamza. Thame United put five past Kidlington without reply. Ben Connelly scoring twice, Ben Gray, Matt Johnston and Richard Jewell were also on target for Thame.
One West
Cricklade Town kicked off the midweek fixtures on Monday evening with a 2-1 win over Purton. Ben Carter scored both the Cricklade goals with Ashley Gooch replying for Purton. Tytherington Rocks moved into 3rd place following a 4-0 win at Hook Norton. Justin Bishop and Joe White both scored twice for the Rocks whom in hindsight must be rueing their slow start to the season when they dropped the majority of the points they have dropped. Nevertheless, The Rocks have enjoyed another good season. Purton played their second midweek match on Wednesday evening and won 3-1 at New College Swindon with goals from Peter Temple, Ashley Gooch and Marcus Hall. Christy Millar scored for New College. North Leigh beat Malmesbury Vics 2-0 with goals from Dan Sadler and Nathan Blackwell
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One East
Bracknell Town lost any lingering hope they might have been entertaining of finishing in a promotion spot by being held at home to a 1-1 draw by bottom club Henley Town. Rhys York had put Henley in front but the lead was quickly cancelled out by Bracknell's Josh Delander. Penn & Tylers Green drew 1-1 with Maidenhead United. Adrian Smith scored for Penn & Tylers with Jonathan Giles scoring for Maidenhead.
Hellenic Cup Round Up
Ardley United won the AM Print & Copy Floodlit Cup final played at Carterton FC beating Wantage Town 2-0 with goals from Stuart Bridges and Joe Eyre in front of an attendance of 97.
County Cup Round Up
Clanfield won through to the final of the Faringdon Memorial Cup by beating Faringdon Town 3-2. Clanfield will now face Saxton Rovers in the final to be held at Tucker Park, Faringdon on Thursday May 2nd. |
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13 April 2013
Premier Division
The match of the day saw 2nd placed Wantage Town host leaders Marlow. Marlow won 3-0 with Ben Gladwin scoring twice late on to add to an earlier own goal. Marlow now just need a further three points to claim the Premier Division title and face Abingdon Town in their next fixture next Saturday. Binfield travelled to Ardley United and came away with a resounding 4-0 win with two goals from Carl Withers and one each from Danny Wing and Joel Havermans. Slimbridge were held to a 3-3 home draw by Holyport. Marvin Roberts scored twice for Slimbridge with Tom Cole adding a further goal. Holyport’s goals came from Jamie West, Dan Rapley and Dale Wright. Kidlington won 5-1 against a youthful Cheltenham Saracens. Jim Deabill scored twice with further goals scored by Tom Castle, Ryan Curtin and Jack Johnson. Joe Donaghue scored for Saracens. Oxford City Nomads moved into 4th place following a 3-1 win at Highmoor. Jamie Mundy, John Rixon and Daryl Harris all scored for the Nomads with Jahson Downes replying for Highmoor. Newbury won 4-1 at Shrivenham with two goals from Bradley Shaw and a goal each for Dan West and Iggy Ilott. David Griffin scored for Shrivenham.
One West
Wootton Bassett Town who ensured finishing the season in a promotion spot last weekend, played their last ever Saturday match at their Rylands Way ground against Lydney Town. Unfortunately for Bassett Lydney had not read the script beforehand and won 3-0 with two goals from Jarred Liddington and one from James Morse. Tytherington Rocks travelled to Old Woodstock Town and won 2-0 with goals from Justin Bishop and Toby Colbourne. Hook Norton won 2-1 at Malmesbury Victoria. Dan Watkin and Mark Dennis scored for Hook Norton with Aaron Gilbert scoring for Malmesbury. An injury ravaged Letcombe were on the end of a 1-6 drubbing by North Leigh for whom Alfie Saunders put in the individual scoring performance of the day by netting four goals. Ryan Lewis and Nathan Blackwell added further goals for North Leigh. Alex Bruce replied for Letcombe from the penalty spot.
One East
Finchampstead won 4-0 at AFC Hinksey with goals from Josh Sapsed, Harry Swabey, Stuart Manicom and James Hinchin. Bracknell Town beat Milton United 5-1. Tom Barrett scored twice for Bracknell with further goals scored by Shane Cooper-Clarke, Anthony Kallides and Lewis Brown. Joe Parker scored for Milton. Penn & Tylers Green won 5-2 at Thatcham Town with Chris Hurst and Danny Jordan both netting twice for Penn & Tylers, Adrian Smith also scored. Lee Wheeler and Michael Alleyne scored for Thatcham. Woodley Town beat Henley Town by the odd goal in five. Rorie Palmer scored twice for Woodley Town together with a goal from Jordan Sawyer. Chris Appleby and Liam Ratcliffe scored for Henley.
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Midweek
Premier Division
Highworth Town's late season revival continues to gather pace as they fight to avoid the drop. A 1-0 win over Oxford City Nomads at the Elms on Tuesday evening meant Highworth have now taken seven out of their last nine available points and are bearing down on Newbury who are just three points above them and have a game in hand. Ryan Welland scored the only goal of the match with just three minutes left to play. Ascot United beat Abingdon Town 4-1 with goals from Jack Smillie(2), Jermaine Roche and Ben Knight. Josh Beech replied for Abingdon. Wokingham & Emmbrook beat Ardley United 3-2 with two goals from Tom Hopper and one for Sam Whiting. Stuart Bridges and Adam Garner scored for Ardley. Holyport made Secretary Graham Broom's last home match a winning one with a 3-0 win over Cheltenham Saracens courtesy of goals from Dan Rapley, Dale Wright and Jamie West.
One West
Malmesbury Vic's run of form came to an end with a 0-1 defeat at the hands of Carterton with George Seacole scoring the only goal of the match. Old Woodstock Town kept their run going with a 3-0 defeat of neighbours, North Leigh. Jack Quainton has been amongst the goals lately notched another two with Liam Godin also on the score sheet. Cricklade Town beat Lydney Town 2-1. Ben Carter scored both Cricklade goals with Jarred Liddington scoring for Lydney. New College picked up three useful points with a 4-1 win over fellow strugglers Letcombe. Josh Fowler, recently transferred from Shrivenham scored twice with further goals coming from Josh Skeates and Nathan Blackford. Chris Brind replied for Letcombe.
One East
Thatcham Town recorded a useful 3-0 win over Chalfont Wasps with goals from Aaron Susans, Tranell Richardson and Lemar Maycock. Easington Sports won 3-0 at Didcot Town. Andrew Stidder scored twice for Easington with Craig Pearman also grabbing a goal. As per last weekend, Maidenhead United had to come from behind to win, on this occasion beating Bracknell Town 3-1. Scorers for Maidenhead were Kyle Lucas, Martel Powell and Jonathan Hippolyte, Jake White scored for Bracknell. On Monday Bracknell lost 0-2 at Woodley Town. Nick Edwards and Richard Thomas scored Woodley's goals.
Hellenic Cup Round Up
In the Quarter finals of the Bluefin Sports Supplementary Cup, Headington Amateurs sprung a surprise on Flackwell Heath winning 3-2 to go into the Semi -final. Both Ben and Luke Cuff scored for Headington with Shaun Jacobs netting the winner. Jonathan Case and Zak Martin scored for Flackwell. Slimbridge beat Thame United 2-1 in the other Tuesday evening Quarter final with goals from Jack Twyman and Tom Cole. Ben Gray replied for Thame. |
6 April
Premier Division
Marlow beat Ardley United 4-0 to bring winning the Premier Division Title ever closer. Marlow’s goals were scored by Joe Bull, Ben Gladwin, Marcus Mealing and Ian Davies. Wantage are now well clear in second place following a 3-0 win at Holyport with goals from John McMahon, Stuart Cattell and Tony Joyce. Kidlington were the day’s highest scorers beating Shrivenham 5-2. Kidlington’s goals were scored by Tom Castle, Nathan Geary, Jack Dunmall, Danny Mason and Tom Boxer. Chris Avery scored both of Shrivenham’s goals. Highworth Town recorded a 3-1 win against fellow struggler's Newbury to give themselves a fighting chance of ending the season outside the relegation zone. Ryan Welland scored very early on for Highworth with Bradley Clarke adding a further two goals. Jack Self replied for Newbury. Oxford City Nomads kept up their good recent form with a 2-1 win over Ascot United. Jamie Munday and Louis Joyce scored for the Nomads with Jermaine Roche scoring for Ascot. Cheltenham Saracens won 3-1 at Thame United with goals from Joe Donaghue, Elliott Kennedy and Jack Oldham. Luke Ricketts netted for Thame. Highmoor Ibis beat Abingdon Town with goals from Mo Davies and Steven Peacock.
One West
Brimscombe & Thrupp finally clinched the Division One West title albeit with a somewhat nervous display in beating Purton 3-2. Nevertheless congratulations are due to all at Brimscombe for all their hard work in what is only their second full season as a member club of the Uhlsport Hellenic League. Scott Campbell had surprised Brimscombe by scoring for Purton in the first minute of of the match Michael Beckingham equalised however on the quarter hour mark and then two goals from Matt Green appeared to put Brimscombe in control. Marcus Hall however netted a second goal for Purton with ten minutes to go to keep Brimscombe on their toes. All ended well however and the celebrations could begin. Wootton Bassett remain in second place following a 2-1 win at Lambourn Sports with goals from Shaun Terry and Mark Barnes. Matt Pedder scored for Lambourn. Fairford beat bottom club Letcombe with goals from Nathan Gambling and Cameron McClarty. Alex Bruce scored for Letcombe. Tytherington Rocks won 5-1 at North Leigh Reserves but sadly at the time of writing no details of scorers were known. Malmesbury Victoria continued their late season climb up the table following a 4-0 win at Clanfield. Chris Salt scored a hat trick and Ed Wilkins weighed in with a goal. Old Woodstock Town edged Lydney Town winning 3-2 with goals from Jack Quainton, Danny Green and Danny Bone. Adam Price scored twice for Lydney. Carterton beat New College, Swindon 3-0. Michael Duerden scored twice with the third goal coming from Phil Stannard.
One East
Rayners Lane pulled a further two points clear of Headington Amateurs in second place with a 2-0 win over Easington Sports Ryan Upton and Jordan Sullivan scored for Rayners Lane. Headington Amateurs were held to a 2-2 draw by AFC Hinksey. Luke Cuff and Ben Green scored for Headington with Anaclet Odhiambo and Denel Thomas replying for Hinksey. Finchampstead beat Didcot Town Reserves 2-1 with Harry Swabey scoring both goals. Conor Harris replied for Didcot. Maidenhead United Reserves beat Bracknell Town 3-1 with goals from Pedram Ardalany, Martel Powell and Lee Barney. Josh Delander scored for Bracknell. Milton United and Woodley Town drew 1-1. Joe Parker scored for Milton and Brett Rann for Woodley.
Hellenic Cup Round Up
Binfield Reserves booked their place in the Final of the Chairman’s Reserve Challenge Cup final with a 3-0 win over Gloucester City Development.
County Cup Round Up
Congratulations to Finchampstead Reserves who won the Berks & Bucks Junior Cup by beating Oakley United 1-0. Chinnor beat Stoke Green Rovers 2-1 to reach the final of the Wycombe Senior Cup.
1 April - Bank Holiday Monday
Premier Division
Marlow secured another three points towards winning the title with a 2-1 win at Thame United. Michael Bartley and Ian Davies scored for Marlow with Luke Ricketts replying for Thame. Marlow can now realistically only be stopped by Wantage Town after Ardley United lost 1-2 at Flackwell Heath. Adam Harman and Olly Brown scored for Flackwell. Jon Gardner scored for Ardley. Wantage Town kept up their pursuit of Marlow winning 1-0 at Oxford City Nomads through a Jack Daley goal. Binfield won 3-1 at Wokingham & Emmbrook in front of the day’s best attendance of 156. Jemel Johnson, Carl Davies and Garry Sargeant all scored for Binfield with Sam Whiting responding for Wokingham & Emmbrook. There were three draws in the scheduled fixtures. Newbury and Ascot United couldn’t decide the battle of the race courses and drew 2-2. Curtis Angell and George Holland scored for Newbury with Jon Bennett netting both Ascot goals. Holyport and Reading Town drew 1-1. Matt Rolfe scored for Holyport and Ben Green netted a late equaliser for Reading. Shrivenham and Highworth Town drew 0-0, a score line that did neither club any favours.
One West
Brimscombe & Thrupp are now just three points away from being crowned champions following their 2-0 win over Lydney Town and could win the title next weekend when they host Purton. Mike Beckingham and David Woodfield scored for Brimscombe. Fairford Town beat New College, Swindon 4-2 with goals from James Eddy, Dan Bailey, Nathan Gambling and Alex Rudd. Nathan Blackford scored twice for New College. Carterton recorded a 5-1 win over North Leigh with Lawrence Prior netting a hat trick and further goals scored by Michael Duerden and Chris Mills. Josh Dutton-Black replied for North Leigh. Cricklade Town won 7-1 at bottom club Letcombe. Ben Carter led the way with a hat trick. Jack Allan scored twice and there were further goals from Robert Marder and Antony Hogg. Alex Bruce scored for Letcombe from the penalty spot. Old Woodstock Town recorded their second win of the weekend with a 1-0 win over Hook Norton. Alan Robinson scored the only goal of the game. Purton’s long season of woe continued with a 1-4 defeat at the hands of Lambourn Sports for whom Domenico Gregorace, Matt Pedder (2) and Richard Guy all scored. Ashley Gooch scored for Purton. Tytherington Rocks beat Malmesbury Victoria 4-2. Justin Bishop (2), Joe White and Stuart Nelson scored for the Rocks. Ed Wilkins netted both Malmesbury goals, taking his total for the week to six.
One East
Chinnor won 3-2 at Didcot Town with goals from Ryan Chapman, Jon Ayres and Jamie Essex. Conor Harris and Taylor Janes scored for Didcot. Bracknell Town won 3-1 at Finchampstead, Josh Delander (2) and Sam Barratt scored for Bracknell with Adam Barnard scoring for Finchampstead. Penn & Tylers Green beat Milton United 2-0 with goals from Jonathan Feaver and Alex Sethi. The division’s highest scoring game was at Thatcham Town where the home team went down 3-4 to Easington Sports Dan Reeves, Craig Pearman, Peter Moulder and Ben Milner were on target for Sports. Michael Alleyne (2) and Aaron Susans scored for Thatcham. Woodley Town beat Henley 3-0 with goals from Brett Rann, Jamie Fairchild and Louis Howell.
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