THINGS are not going well for Tadley Calleva A this season as they have now lost five of their six matches played so far.

This week it was Bounty United who travelled to Barlow’s Park in the Basingstoke and District League Division One clash and inflicted a 5-4 defeat upon them.

The winner coming three minutes from time from Henry Johnson, who ironically used to play for Tadley.

Bounty took the lead through Matt Love, beating goalkeeper Dan Nocella in a one on one following a through ball from Ashley Neal.

Tadley had plenty of the ball and hit back to lead 2-1 at the break.

Cameron Sweeney and Kye Theodore combined to lay on the equaliser for Jason Graham and then a superb pass from Theodore handed Graham his second.

In the 50th minute Love set up the equaliser for Connor Stewart and then two quick goals from Love completed his hat trick to see Bounty 4-2 up.

Substitute Peter White then headed home a Sweeney cross and Gary Hibbs put them right back in the game to level by the 74th minute.

With three minutes left came the Bounty winner when the newly signed Henry Johnson beat Nocella with 25-yard shot into the top corner.

Goff White, who was still in charge of Tadley this week, said: "We missed plenty of chances and were punished for losing possession for some of the goals and we also had a strong shout for a penalty just before half time, turned down."

The clash between the top two clubs in the Basingstoke and District League Division Two saw Somesay and AFC Berg draw 1-1, so Berg retain top spot on goal difference.

Berg were missing four players suspended, due to the melee them took place in their recent match against Origin Headley and there could by more problems following another altercation at the end of this game, with both teams involved.

It was a very tight first half with the closest from either side being a shot from Ashley Elward that hit the post.

Jake Lear pulled off a couple of decent saves for Somesay before his team broke the deadlock in the 70th minute when a fine cross from Bradley McGuigan gave Joe Sandwell a tap in.

Berg pressed, with Elward hitting the post again and then with five minutes left Kieran Allayne managed to scramble home the equaliser.