THE first round of the Peter Raynbird Cup saw Basingstoke and District Saturday League Division Two clubs in action.

AFC Berg keep winning, this week they defeating AFC Aldermaston A 7-0 to take their tally to 24 goals in four matches.

Peter Lomax opened the scoring for them in the seventh minute, a header from a corner kick.

This was followed with the first of his three for Ashley Elward.

A 60-yard lob from Harry Rudge made it 3-0 and then the fourth came from Kieran Allayne.

Elward completing his hat-trick and sub Dean Bridges added another.

Despite having Reece Chapman sent off for two bookings, Berg held their big lead.

Berg may find their round two opponents Division One Herriard Sports a more difficult prospect.

It was a close game at Preston Candover that ended 2-1 in favour of Twentyten Reserves against Origin Headley.

Adam Sawko after 25 minutes, but a minute from half time Dan Hancock was brought down and from a free-kick Bradley Hawkins equalised.

Twentyten scored the decider on the hour mark. It was a worthy winner to, being a 20- yard volley from Dan Hancock proved much too good for stand in goalkeeper Jamie Foot, who took over from regular Doug Gray who had to go off injured.

Somesay proved too good for Longdog Soldiers, beating them 5-1.

Hayden Chalker gave them a tenth minute lead and it was followed by a fine 20 yard strike from Connor Stratton, who then bent in a cross for Luke Gore to make it 3-0.

On the hour mark, Stratton scored his second and then had a hand in the next, headed home by Callum Greenly.

Longdog did have their chances, with Mike Anigbo hitting the bar and Sam Trodd, the post, before Trodd managed their late reply.

It was a well constructed goal, starting with a throw in from Chris Andrews to Terry Dingley, on to Jake Pratchett and his fine headed pass for Trodd to finish off.

Chineham have lost their last three matches, but came good when back to full strength against Basingstoke Athletic, going through after a 4-2 win.

Paddy Callaghan opened their account in the second minute following an assist from Davidson Andrade.

A free-kick from Terry Collingridge was met with great volley from Tom Rogers and they were two goals up and in the 29th minute Johnny Smith send Callahan through on a run and a top corner finish added another.

Lewis Crawford pulled a goal back for Athletic but by the break Chineham scored again, this time Fin Thompson after taking a pass from Ricky Smith.

A quick goal soon after the break scored by Nathan Read, woke up Athletic, who had a much better 45 minutes, but Chineham withheld the pressure with Kevin Ridyard playing well in the heart of their defence.