Republic of Chineham stretched their winning run to seven games after a 1-2 away win at City of Southampton Division 2 side Hamble Spitfires in the Hampshire Sunday Trophy, writes Tony Spencer.
Considering that Hamble Spitfires were unbeaten until Sunday, this was a superb result.
Eastrop Eagles won their fifth game in a row, beating Andover Division 2 leaders Pharmasol, 3-1.
North Warnborough The Anchor beat Farnham Spitfires 5-1, ending the visitors’ run of four wins. Andy Parker put two goals away, Sam Breau, Nathan Twist and Daniel Willis one apiece.
Republic of Chineham Reserves lost heavily, 0-6 to Aldershot & Camberley side Rushmoor Community.
Hartley Sunday were awarded a home walkover against visitors AFC Bedhampton Village Reserves.
Postponed match, Soberton United v White Ash Rovers will be restaged this Sunday.
Division 1 leaders Basingstoke Hammers were awarded the points at Basingstoke Saints, giving them six victories on the bounce.
Bramley United chalked up their first league win on a 1-3 result at Tadley Town. Adam Hargood, Ethan Walker and sub Tom Haggith scored for Bramley.
Overton United and Oakridge B drew 4-4 in Division 2.
Basingstoke Casuals’ 6-0 home win over Soldiers Return was a Division 3 league double and are unbeaten in three games. Goals from Cameron Feeney with two, Harley Bateman, Jody Chapman, Blaze Stafford and Sam Waters.
Sherborne St John suffered their first league defeat in a 4-5 victory for struggling Cranbourne Rangers who chalked up their first league win. Sam Barlow with a brace, James Galpin, Jake Nice and Finlay White scored for the visitors and James Barrington with two goals, Freddie Eastman and sub Adam Jones scored for the hosts.
Stratton Park Rangers scored their first league goals through Charlie May and Nathan Miller in a 2-18 defeat to The Oak FC.
Hampshire Royals were awarded home points against Wellington.
Division 4 leaders AFC Berg defeated Basingstoke Boars 6-1
Riverdene Rovers went down 0-3 to AFC Popley, Max Jackman scored a brace to complement Dean Bennett-Jones’ single.
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