NEITHER Soldiers Return or Husaria had a Basingstoke and District League Division One win to their credit this season and between them produced a close tussle on a difficult pitch.

Pawel Derbot put Husaria ahead after 10 minutes, but Soldiers levelled with a Liam Doran goal, to make it 1-1 at half-time.

Early in the second half, Doran got his second, but Husaria levelled with a second Derbot goal.

Alex Izzo edged Soldiers ahead 3-2, before Mateusz Kubacki made it 3-3 from a corner.

Husaria felt they deserved to draw the game, especially after Andrew Darmody replaced the Soldiers goalkeeper in goal.

However, with two minutes to go, Fred Cloke netted a header from a corner as Soldiers recorded a first win in the league.

Another side without a win, Basingstoke Saints in Division Two, faced Chineham on Sunday and took a 1-0 lead, after Josh Jarrett crossed from the right and Dom Proctor scored.

Kieron Alleyne scored to put Chineham level. Saints' Neil Woodward set up Jarrett to slot past the goalkeeper.

So with six minutes to go Saints led 2-1, were played well and had lots of positives to glean from the game.

However, Chineham scored twice late on to ruin the visitors' party, through Alleyne's second and a goal from Jamie Dockree.

Eastrop Eagles beat AFC Soldiers 4-1 thanks to a Keith Davies hat-trick, and Lee Cook.

Davies' first goal came from the edge of the box, set up by Jon Peart, his second was a header from a corner kick by Kirk Smith and his third was a penalty.

Cook's strike was set up by Paul Adams after a good build up. AFC Soldiers' goal came from a Taylor Watts' penalty.

In Division Three, Soldiers Return Reserves were beaten 4-2 by Chineham Reserves, despite strikes from Matt Kelly and Reece Medford.

Chineham's goals came from Joe Marsh, Lee Sappleton and Tyler Andrews (2).