BASINGSTOKE League clubs did not fare so well in the Hampshire B Cup where only Basingstoke United are through to the second round, although Herriard Sports, Tron and Winklebury Wizards will have chance when they play their postponed matches this Saturday.

United beat Burley with a convincingly 6-1 victory. It was a fine left footed finish from Callum Silcox that gave them a tenth minute lead and it soon became 2-0 when Gus Reis picked up a ball down the right channel and finished well.

Burley hit back from a free kick taken by Tucker. This was in the 30th minute, but five minutes later Charlie Smith took a free kick, it fell to Silcox who played on for Joe Cook to volley in from six yards.

United were well in charge in the second period and after Cook scored again with a shot in off the bar, Tom Hartley made it 5-1 from a cross by Reis.

It was substitute Lewis Clayton who scored the sixth following a good run through the middle.

After their bright start to the season, TDI Group suffered their fourth defeat in a row when beaten 5-2 at Newfound by West End Rovers.

Despite going a goal down after 15 minutes, they had good first half and drew level through Connor Morey who took advantage of a mistake and stabbed his shot home.

Within two minutes into the second half, Graham Jenkins' side took the lead, Toni Roworth scoring from inside the six yard box. In the 60th minute a mistake by the goalkeeper gifted Rovers the lead.

Things went downhill after this for the home side and playing poorly made more mistakes and two quick goals made it 4-2 and a late fifth ended their hopes.

There was no joy for AFC Berg on their trip to Bournemouth where they made their exit, well beaten 6-1 by Kings Park Rangers.

With eight of their squad missing they were up against it from the start with their team including several young inexperienced players and a disastrous first half found them trailing 5-0 at the break.

An improvement after this, but just the one goal in reply when Nathan Boyle beat two men, the keeper could only parry his shot and Kieran Alleyne followed up to net the rebound.

Overton United B entertained AFC Burton Reserves and crashed out beaten 5-1, with Jamie Smith scoring their consolation goal.