DC UK expected to win their Basingstoke and District Division One game at Aldermaston, but when they were trailing 3-1 at half time, a shock result looked on.

In the end the visitors won 4-3 to push them into joint second place.

A lofted shot by Michael Porter saw AFC Aldermaston Reserves lead early on.

Finlay Hall equalised in the 16th minute, but on 33 minutes there was a disputed second for Aldermaston when a shot from Jake Thain hit the inside of the post and rebounded along the goal line.

The goal was given and Aldermaston added a third.

Chris Allen was brought down in the box and a penalty was awarded.

The Aldermaston man retaliated to the tackle with an alleged head butt and was sent off.

Rico Francis put away the spot kick for the two goal advantage.

Now down to 10 men for the whole of the second half Aldermaston were on the defensive and Shaun Searle headed home a cross from Harry Rudge to reduce the deficit.

A header from Ashley Elward was half saved and Ben Nicholls put away the rebound to see DC level and Stuart Austen scored the winner in the closing stages.

Overton United B lost their chance to make up some ground on the Division Two leaders Herriard Sports, but failed to beat lowly placed Longdog Soldiers by only drawing 1-1 at Berrydown.

It was a great result for Longdog, who only had their second win last week and are fast improving.

Sam Mosdell scored their goal in the 20th minute after a shot by Sam Trodd rebounded out and he buried the chance from 25 yards out.

It was a case of holding out in the second half, when Overton hit the bar and were well on top and a fine save by Jake Barnes from a Kyle Buckland penalty.

The equaliser came after much pressure, when in the 77th minute Warren Clarke finished off a move by Josh Smith.

The wind made play difficult in the clash between Basingstoke Labour Club and AFC Berg, with a 1-1 draw the result.

Berg took the lead in the 28th minute with a 30-yard shot from Mason Saunders.

Labour dominated the second half, but could only come up with the one goal, scored by Mark Thorpe in the 70th minute after an assist from Ibrahian Waheed and Arron Johns.

Basement club Chineham put on a decent performance against Twentyten Reserves, but in the end they went down losing 2-1.

They in fact went in front after 22 minutes when Ben Cronin played a one- two with Euginio Carrasco, who went on a dribble and took on the goalkeeper to score the opener.

Both teams created chances and in the 29th minute came the equaliser.

Mark Smith's corner and was poked home by Jack Barrett.

The decider came as early as the 49th minute, when Franklin Spacagna curled a nice shot to beat the diving goalie.