AFC Soldiers were beaten 2-0 by Bramley United in the Basingstoke and District Division Two, in what was a relatively even game settled by two sloppy defensive errors.

Although Bramley dominated possession early on, the game was still goalless at half-time.

Ben Squibb eventually netted for the visitors and Phil Mark's header sealed another victory.

Chineham took a 1-0 early lead through a Kieron Alleyne half-volley. Despite missing a early penalty, UWS got back in the game, with Chris Bayly and Nathan Glasgow netting to give the visitors a 2-1 half-time lead.

The game was played at a fast pace and Chineham pressing to get on level terms, which led to Matt Evans' breakaway goal giving UWS a 3-1 advantage.

Chineham plugged away, though and Dan Greenwood conjured up a brace to share the points, but Chineham's pressure couldn’t find the winning goal. Hampshire Irons dominated possession against Basingstoke Saints, but were 1-0 down after 10 minutes, when goalkeeper Jack Rickard spilled a catch, which was the only goal of the first half.

After the break Irons pushed hard and Saints kept them at bay until Jordan Grant drove the equaliser into the top corner of the net on 86 minutes. Three minutes later, Mike Pemberton picked out James McIntosh to score the Irons' winner with only seconds to spare.

North Warnborough built up a 3-0 lead against Eastrop Eagles, after strikes from Joe Pantony Alex Jeffers and Sean Delfosse.

Bobbi Frost pulled one back for Eagles with a header.

An own goal sealed the points for Boro, but Eagles wouldn't give the game up and Keith Davies netted a volley at the end.

North Warnborough Reserves ended visiting Team FC's seven game unbeaten run as they beat them 3-2 in Division Three.

The Reserves led 2-0, Team refused to give in and pulled back to 2-2 with the equaliser scored by Connor McKenzie with a left foot shot.

It looked like both sides were settling for a point apiece, when Lawrence Wright scored the winner for Boro with a header.

Chineham Athletic were beaten 5-3 by Soldiers Return Reserves.