HERRIARD Sports march on to the Division Two title that almost certainly looks to be theirs following their 14th win.

Longdog Soldiers did give them a decent challenge, but in the end Craig Lewington’s team look just too good for this division.

Chris Dobbie opened the scoring in the 21st minute with a 20-yard free kick that proved too good for goalkeeper Jake Barnes. This was his 39th goal of the season.

In the 30th minute a cross field pass from Chris Smith was picked up on the half was line by Stuart Minton, who ran with the ball 50 yards, cut in and made it 2-0.

Soldiers held out until the 70th minute when Dobbie hooked in a Matt Goodman free-kick and Sam Cato played Weber through to make it 4-0. Mark White scored a late consolation for Soldiers.

Basingstoke Labour Club remain on track for promotion with a 2-1 win against Winklebury Wizards, as both sides finished with 10 men.

Wizards at times looked the more positive side and manager Harry Grainger was disappointed not to have got something from the game.

In the 25th minute Labour took the lead when Josh Dickens scored following a pass from Gavin Harkness.

Then 10 minutes later, a shot from Wizards' Scott Large hit Nathan Read on the arm, a penalty was given and Liam Grainger converted.

Just after the hour mark, a cross from Jack Barlow was too good for the goalkeeper and Labour's Mark West nodded into the empty net.

Ten minutes from time a reckless tackle by Jack Arthur on Mark Thorpe led to a straight red for the Wizards defender and with all subs used Labour also finished with 10 men.

Charlie Coughion was foiled late on with a fine save and at the other end the Labour goalkeeper Adam Burridge pulled off a save that meant Labour kept all three points.

AFC Berg won 3-0 against bottom of the table Chineham. Dan Deadman gave them a 21st minute lead and Ashley Burchett extended it in the 25th minute, when the defence failed to clear a cross from Mason Saunders. Chineham had a shot cleared off the line as a chance was created just before half time and other chances for Eugene Carrasco were wasted and Ashley Russell also went close.

With four minutes left Saunders made sure of the points with the third following a cross from Kieran Alleyne.

Darren Heath had a good game in goal for AFC Aldermaston A in their 1-1 draw with Twentyten Reserves.

He was beaten in the tenth minute, when Dan Hancock beat him with a left footed drive.

Twentyten tested Heath plenty in the next 30 minutes, with one particularly fine save when Danny Vallance looked to have scored.

After 32 minutes, Aldermaston's new signing Adam Perrett scored with a sweet shot in off the underside of the bar.

Both sides could have taken maximum points, but Twentyten had the best chance when awarded a penalty, but hero Heath came to their rescue and pulled off a good save.