TWENTYTEN moved up into second spot in the Basingstoke and District Division One table after winning at AFC Aldermaston Reserves 4-1.

Joe Osborne gave them a 30 minute lead and Joe Hill made it 2-0 with a deflected shot. Hill then scored again, the cross coming from James Arnold and giving him a simple tap in.

Aldermaston then came back with a headed goal, before Twentyten added a fourth 10 minutes from time, when Carl Pearson, completely unmarked scored from a Charlie Manning cross.

The three points Bounty United won from this action packed 5-4 win against Basingstoke Athletic, may be enough to see them avoid the drop, with Athletic now looking the most likely candidates with just one point and bottom.

Athletic took the lead after 20th minutes through Dave Trevelion from a Paul Walsh-Taylor assist.

Bounty's Matt Love was then tripped in the box and Andy Darmody converted the spot kick.

Love then put away a cross from Steve Bucksey to put Bounty in front, but Matt Stillwell set up Walsh-Taylor to see the scores level at the break.

Bounty then went ahead when a shot from Bucksey was parried and Love followed up and Andy Neal soon added another.

A shot from Walsh-Taylor deflected in off Lawrence Benge to make it 5-3 and when a cross from Trevelion was netted by Tim Webb, Bounty had to hold out the remaining four minutes.

Herriard Sports maintained their 100 per cent league record in Division Two with win number 12.

It against the on form AFC Berg who last lost a league game back in September.

Both goals were scored by Matt Goodman, the first coming in the 26th minute when a 50-yard free-kick from Chris Dobbie caused havoc in the six yard box and Goodman scrambled it in the net.

Just after the hour, Goodman took a free-kick some 50 yards out, Dobbie looked like getting on the end of it, but he missed the ball and it ended up beating keeper Tordon Kirrage.

Basingstoke Labour Club were held 1-1 at home against AFC Aldermaston A, a blow to their chances of promotion.

It was the visitor's goalkeeper Dan Nocella who kept his side in the game in the first half, with a couple of outstanding saves in the and it remained goal less until the hour mark.

Matt Kelly scored after good build up by Aaron John’s and the final pass from Nat Read, who has recently transferred from Basingstoke United. Aldermaston's Ashley Jones hit the post, Tony Johnson went close, before Jones scored the equaliser with a sweet volley.

Overton United B are the main threat to Herriard’s championship hopes and they soundly defeated visiting bottom of the table Chineham 7-0 as Wat Jones scored a hat trick.

It was Kyle Buckland who opened the scoring after five minutes following a pass from Scotty Winterborne. Jones opened his account in the tenth from a penalty after Winterborne was brought down.

Chineham held out until the 50th minute when Jones from out wide crossed for Buckland to make it 3-0.

It was two minutes later when they added another, this time Jacob Burrows after a one-two with Winterborne.

A mistake by goalkeeper Nick Tucker led to Jones scoring his second and after Winterborne chipped Tucker for the sixth.

Jones netted his third from a penalty kick. Overton are still seven points adrift of the leaders, but Manager Peter Broom is till hopeful of catching them, but his eyes are also on the Hampshire Junior B Cup final at Portchester where they will meet AFC Berg on April 8.

Origin completed the double over Longdog Soldiers. In January these two lowly placed clubs, both newcomers to the league this season and it was a narrow 5-4 win for Dave Hawkins side.

Last Saturday it was a more decisive outcome, with Origin winning 4-0. Hawkins had to sign three players on the day and it took time for them to blend.

However, they did take the lead after 20 minutes when a Soldiers defender put through his own goal following a corner kick.

It was Johnie Gurney who made it 2-0 after 66 minutes and Nathan Rae, one of their new men, made it 3-0 with a penalty and the fourth was another own goal from a poor back pass.