HOOK and Twenty Ten both moved into the third round of the Hampshire Junior A Cup after beating BTC Southampton and Bournemouth Electric A.

Hook sailed through with a 7-1 win against visiting BTC Southampton. Even through the pitch had not been played on for six weeks, the King George V Playing fields had plenty of water on it and club members worked hard in the morning getting it fit for play.

It took them 18 minutes to go in front, as Andy Parker scoring after being set up by Andy Haig.

It was just before half time when they went 2-0 up, when a first time cross from Pete Silvester was met again by Parker who slammed in his second.

In the 52nd minute good play by Dave White led to Haig making it three, but the Southampton side pulled a goal back in the 60th when Will Hill conceded a penalty for a foul and this was converted.

Dan Mellors netted the fourth following a pass from Silvester and Haig scored his second in the 78th minute.

With the game won Hook brought on their subs and one of them Jack McKee played through for the other Aaron King who netted the sixth. Dave White scored the last goal after picking up a short corner from McKee.

Twenty Ten had a successful trip to Bournemouth, where they defeated Bournemouth Electric 3-0.

It was a good playing surface where the visitors could play their good football and it took them five minutes to go in front.

A short pass from Jake Tanner found Jordon Wainwright; he turned well and placed the ball past the keeper.

A nice start for Alan Spacagna’s side and they remained in control and went two goals ahead in the 30th minute from a penalty.

Joe Osborne played a one-two with Tanner, he was floored by the goalkeeper, who survived red card and Osborne put the spot kick away.

Twenty Ten had various chances to increase their lead and it came in the 80th when Tanner knocked the ball through to Ryan Lupton, who beat the keeper with a low shot on the turn.

Basingstoke Athletic made their exit beaten 4- 1 at Brighton Hill to Aldershot League opponents Ropley.

With two of their key players failing to appear they had the bare 11 with no linesman. They were to pay for this, as the opposition provided both linesmen and it was his decision that handed Ropley their opening goal after 30 minutes.

Athletic had plenty of the play and Dale Bristow, Tobie Hyde and Nathan Read forced good saves before it came.

The 25-yard shot saw Ropley net a second as the ball hit the post, rebounded for James Loundon to save, but the flag man ruled it had crossed the line and the goal was given by the referee.

This seemed to frustrate the home side and within five minutes they found themselves 3-0 down.

In the second half Athletic were again well on top for most of the time, and when Dean Maphosa made it 3-1 with a looping shot a recovery was on.

It was not to be and after reverting to three at the back Athletic were caught on the break and Ropley netted their fourth.