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HAMPSHIRE JUNIOR B CUP FINAL
Saturday 10th April 2010   at Andover New Street

Compton Reserves  0    Vienna Windows      2


Vienna Windows emerged well deserved 2-0 winners against Compton Reserves in the HAMPSHIRE JUNIOR B CUP FINAL at Andover New Street.    
The Bournemouth side were awarded a penalty just two minutes into the game when Paul Barber was upended and he took the spot kick himself, sending the 'keeper the wrong way.   Barber lashed a shot against the post midway through the first half and Sam Cummings had a 20 yard shot tipped over the bar.   A defensive slip just before the interval almost proved costly for Vienna but goalkeeper Stephen Marais managed to claw the ball to safety and then Simon Davies had to clear off the line following a corner.
Vienna doubled their lead in the 61st minute when Sam Cummings put a corner in from the right and midfield man Nicholas Reed climbed above everyone to score with a towering header.   Reed then unleashed a fierce 25 yard shot which was pushed over the bar.  Compton twice cleared off the line from the resultant corner and then, in stoppage time, the Compton 'keeper could only parry a Sam Cummings free kick and Andy Harman's attempt to convert the rebound struck a covering defender on the line and cannoned into the grasp of the grateful goalkeeper.

Vienna's influential midfield man Tony West was chosen as "Man of the Match" by Hampshire FA Cup Committee representative John Spalding.

Vienna Windows :- Stephen Marais, Ben Butler, Matthew Biddle, Sam Cummings, Simon Davies, Rob Pyle, Ben Sainsbury (Andy Harman 47 mins), Tony West, Paul Barber (Jamie Dawson 67 mins), Sam Roberts (Danny Aitchison 76 mins), Nicholas Reed.

Unused substitutes  :-  Will Morgan and Craig Poole.
Manager                   :-  Jordan Hiscock
Assistant Manager  :-  Luke Bichard



M.A.HART CUP COMPETITIONS ROUND UP  -   SAT 10th APRIL 2010


Harrington United continued their remarkable record against Premier Division sides in cup competitions this season when they upended Parley Sports in the semi final of the M.A.HART PAGE CROFT CUP.    Ben Mowlam (2) and Rob Scadding were United's marksmen in their 3-0 triumph and they will meet Westover Bournemouth in the Hurn Bridge final.



HAYWARD SATURDAY LEAGUE ROUND UP   -    SAT 10th APRIL 2010


Dan Manuel was the four goal star of Hamworthy Recreation's 6-1 drubbing of Dorset Knob in the HAYWARD SATURDAY PREMIER DIVISION.   Dave Dick and Luke Dawe added one each for the league leaders with Paul Giles providing some consolation for Dorset Knob.

Nearest rivals Old Oakmeadians went down 1-0 to a Jamie Chilcott strike at Sway and reigning champions Bournemouth Electric go second on goal difference, three points behind the Hammers with three games in hand, after Kane Daysh, Rico Wilson, Richard Keith, and Joe Kittle (pen) ensured a 4-0 victory over Redlynch & Woodfalls United Reserves.

David Blake netted for Suttoners Civil in the other Premier Division game but Westover Bournemouth gave them a 6-1 spanking thanks to Simon Atkins (2), Hamed Faal, and an Ed Ewens hat-trick.


Portcastrian are eleven points clear at the top of DIVISION ONE after Ben Virabi (2) and Rhys Dear gave them a 3-1 victory over Ferndown Town who replied through Mike Haskell.

John Turle netted for nearest rivals Bournemouth Electric Reserves but they took a 4-1 tumble to goals from Dave Welstead, Lee Elliott, Ben White, and Mark Frampton against Allendale.

Alderholt kept their promotion hopes alive by tanning bottom placed AFC Highcliffe 6-3 with goals from Mark Desborough (2), Ryan Moir, Nathan Welch, Scott Taylor, and Jamie Tricker.  Lee Taylor (2) and Barry Hinz were the Highcliffe scorers.

Danny Fryer and Jamie Collier netted for fellow strugglers Fordingbridge Turks but St Mary's just got the better of them 3-2 with goals from Mark Downs (2) and Jon Hall.

Pete Valinski and James Vallory struck for Redhill Rangers, cancelling out first half goals from Poole Borough's Jamie Mowlem and Phil Ross, but Tim Porter's two second half strikes gave Borough the upper hand 4-2.


Bisterne United put the skids under Tuakana with their 2-1 midweek success against the DIVISION TWO front runners but New Milton Linnets gave their local rivals a helping hand when they shaded it 2-1 against Bisterne thanks to a couple of goals from Alex Hurst.       Craig Frost was the Bisterne scorer.

Mploy were also 2-1 winners when Matty Cox and Robert Cotton accounted for Suttoners Civil Reserves who replied through Keith Newton while Matt Lill's goal was not enough to save Walkford from a 3-1 defeat in their relegation battle with Cobham Sports.


Richard Tubbs and Jason Cliffe netted for second placed Fencing Centre but they had to settle for a point when Adam Janes and Dan Griggs earned DIVISION THREE promotion rivals Queens Park Athletic a 2-2 draw.

Kelly Barth and Tom Kellaway scored two each to give Cherry Bees the verdict 4-3 against Old Oakmeadians Reserves.   Sean Dunning, Josh Carter, and Craig MacDonald were the Old Oaks scorers.

Gary Bennett bagged a hat-trick in AFC Burton's 5-0 tonking of Seabournes with the other goals coming from Simon Mapstone and Lukasz Borowski while Ricky Muir (2) and Paul Danvers gave Stourvale a 3-1 success against Reclynch & Woodfalls United Reserves.     Allan Adlam was the Redlynch scorer.

Stuart McKillop struck twice for Parkside Wanderers but tailenders AFC Parkstone surprised them 3-2 with goals from Wayne Dodd (2) and Matt Kirkham to chalk up their first win of the season.


DIVISION FOUR pacesetters South Coast Demolition suffered an unexpected 2-1 midwek defeat against Bournemouth UST but they returned to winning ways to subdue promotion rivals FC Athletico 3-2 through Craig MacLeod, Mark Rourke, and an own goal.   FC Athletico had led 2-0 thanks to Chris Hardy and an own goal.

New Milton Eagles move back into second place when Mike Dawson (2), Julian Smith, and Robbie Haines gave them a 4-0 victory over Shamrock.

Mike Haskell scored for Parley Sports A but Bournemouth UST turned them over 3-1 thanks to Jon Ling (2) and Tom Symons.

Fifa Standards netted through Steve Rattue (2) and Billy McCormick but Magpies walloped them 7-3 through Charlie Lewis (2), Dan Pringle (2), Simon Vening, Brad Jones, and an own goal.


AFC Pennington remain eleven points clear at the top of DIVISION FIVE after Tom Brown, James Crabb, Dave Redpath, and James Ketley put paid to Rockbourne 4-1.

Nearest rivals Branksome Celtic had a 2-0 success against Screw-It-Carpentry thanks to Charlie Parsons and Danny Cook and Bisterne Rangers were also 2-0 winners when Luke Walker and Nick Reynolds accounted for Chaplins.

Mudeford Mens Club Reserves stay just two points adrift of both Celtic and Rangers after tonking Little Brit Inn 4-1 with goals from Paul Moss (2), Marvin Fayer-Honour, and Jordan Fillery.

Paul Conroy struck twice in Bournemouth A's 6-1 drubbing of Walker Scott with the other goals coming from Sam Tyler, Andy Bates, James Lock, and James Bates also on target.


Claymoor Construction go back on top of DIVISION SIX after walloping Portcastrian Reserves 8-1 courtesy of Gethyn Badman (2), Scott Harding, Gary Forsey, an own goal, and a Paul Hegarty hat-trick.