AFC BERG pulled off surprise 4-0 win against Winklebury Wizards in their Peter Raynbird Cup first round tie.

The opener came in the 26th minute when a ball over the top from Jay Greene was picked up at the back post and put away by Carl Gonzales.

Wizards had a good chance to level when Scott Large was clear through but unable to beat the keeper who did well stop his shot.

Kieran Alleyne made it 2-0 and Wizards had no answer with Berg making it 4-0 at the break through Graham Dwyer and Alleyne scoring his second.

Wizards had a better second half and forced several corners, but no real chances to pull the game their way.

The tie between Herriard Sports and Basingstoke Labour Club will have to be replayed after extra time was not played and the game went straight to penalties instead.

After the 90 minutes was up the scores were level at 3-3 and the referee then ordered a penalty shoot-out straight away which Herriard won 7-6.

In a very entertaining game, Chris Dobbie gave Herriard the lead and Karl Buttle made it 2-0.

Goals from Jack Barlow and a Matt Kelly penalty made it 2-2 at the break and then in the 83rd minute Mark West gave Labour the lead.

With three minutes left of the 90, Stephen Wood came up with the equaliser from a Matt Goodman corner.

In the shoot-out, all the penalties were converted, apart from the one taken by Labour’s Josh Dickens, but in the end it did not matter.

Overton United B won through, beating AFC Aldermaston A away 2-1.

They conceded a penalty in the 25th minute with a push and Carl Allen converted.

Only a series of fine saves from Aldermaston's Matt Desay, from efforts by Richard Budd, and Scotty Winerbourne as well as a penalty kept Overton out until the 55th minute, when Jamie Smith went on a solo run and beat him to level.

After this the Aldermaston defence held out until the 90th minute, when Ben Wootton was at the back post to volley in the winner.

Origin are still looking for their first win after being beaten 3-0 by Twentyten Reserves.

Origin player/manager Dave Hawkins, who continues to keep goal, was encouraged to see his team keep a clean sheet until into the second half when Tom Roworth opened the scoring from a Dan Hancock assist.

Jack Barrett made it 2-0 from a Mark Smith corner and Hancock was at the far post to score the third after good inter-play by Roworth and Graham Jenkins.

Chineham appear to have got things together and now have a 21 man squad and cruised through to the second round with a 6-0 win over Longdog Soldiers.

It was an impressive game for Luke Russell who scored four of the goals as they ran riot in the second half.

It was Russell with the first after 16 minutes from a flick on by Ben Cronin.

It was an even contest until the 55th minute, when Russell sent through a good ball for Anthony Hosey to make it 2-0 and after this it was the Russell’s show.

In the 66th minute netted his second after the goalkeeper mishandled and then completed his hat-trick with an assist from Euginio Carrasco.

His fourth goal came via a cross from Fin Thompson.

Chineham's finished the scoring from Luke’s brother, full back Ashley, who moved up front and put away a cross from Hugo Carlos.