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 M.A. HART BOURNEMOUTH LEAGUE ROUND UP – SUNDAY 2nd FEBRUARY 2025

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PARKSTONE CLUB ARE HAJDUK’S NEMESIS

Don’t tell FC Hajduk that lightning never strikes in the same place twice.

The Sunday League giants were put out of a Cup Competition for a second time this season by Division Three new boys Parkstone Club. Parkstone were 2-1 winners in their BDFA CAMERONS CUP quarter final thanks to a couple of goals from Frankie Shears and will meet Bournemouth Electric Reserves in the semi final.  Substitute Sami Makhloufi was the Hajduk scorer.

Kraken Sports will now be the favourites in this competition after they swept JP Morgan aside 5-1.

Brad Hill and Shane Barney put Kraken on course for the semi finals with Max Wilcock polishing off the Division Two side with a hat-trickin the closing stages. Jhon Vera was the JP Morgan scorer.

Kraken’s semi final opponents will be Westover Bournemouth after they just got the better of Division Two rivals New Forest Rangers 4-3 on penalties.

Westover had led twice through George Corbin and Kieron Francis but Rangers came back each time with goals from Jack Hughes and Josh Stoodley to finish2-2.

HAMPSHIRE CUP COMPETITION

SSSC THROUGH TO HAMPSHIRE FINAL AGAIN

East Christchurch SSC are in the HAMPSHIRE FA JOHN WARD SUNDAY SENIOR CUP final for the third time in four years after their semi final victory overhundred per cent City of Portsmouth Sunday League leaders Coach & Horses Albion.

The game finished 0-0 with East Christchurch winning 5-4 on penalties.

Dan Rospedzihowski saw red when AFC Burton bowed out of the HAMPSHIRE SUNDAY TROPHY in a 3-2 fifth round defeat against AFC Tukkers from the Andover & District Sunday League. Jensen Ogles and Eduardo Mendes were the Burton marksmen.

M.A. HART BOURNEMOUTH SUNDAY LEAGUE

WANDERERS HAVE A COMMANDING LEAD

Woodville Wanderers have a commanding eight point lead at the top of DIVISION THREE of the M.A. HART BOURNEMOUTH SUNDAY LEAGUE after Matt Kerse, Christian Bond, and Tom Baker gave them the edge 3-2 against nearest rivals Bournemouth Manor Reserves who replied through Tom Hurd and Harry Salter.

Bournemouth Athletic’s Joe Guerra saw red but they managed to preserve their unbeaten record when Tolulope Adesoji and Riccardo Bruno scored two each in their 5-1 triumph over Bournemouth Electric. Jamie Power added alast minute goal for Athletic while Electric’s goal came via Paul Barber.

Meanwhile Andy Vigar earned A.P.R. a 1-1 draw with Bournemouth Sports who netted through Shane Ngwenya.

ALL SQUARE IN TOP OF THE TABLE CLASH

Liam Cullen netted through Ferndown Town but their perfect record in DIVISION FOUR was ruined when they drew 1-1 in the top of the table clash with leaders Nelson Athletic whose goal came from substitute Ben Shimmin.

Churchill, formerly known as Tavern, also saw their hundred per cent record vanish in an unexpected 2-0 defeat to goals from Liam Carpenter and Cian Butler against Woodville Wanderers Reserves who, after eleven games without a win, have chalked up back to back successes.

Boscombe Celtic netted through Joshua Beekman and a couple of goals from Martin Duculescu but unbeaten Bournemouth Electric Reserves had the upper hand 5-3 with goals from a Jackson Kavita hat-trick, substitute Matt Charalambous, and Kyle John Clement.

Elliot Cresswell bagged a hat-trick when Wallisdown Wanderers returned the winning ways with a 5-2 win over CST South United. Dan Mundy and Yusuf Akanni added one each for Wallisdown while United replied through Will Philpott and Adam Coley.

Meanwhile, Robbie Johnston netted for Southside Vipers but they were on the receiving end again when Poole Wanderers subdued them 4-1 with goals from Adam Green, Adam Fergani, Jordon Ostler, and Rob Howarth.

CAMERONS RESSIES GO BACK ON TOP

Unbeaten Camerons Reserves go back on top of DIVISION FIVE after their 4-1 victory over Dexter Sports thanks to Sam Cotton, Tommy Fulbrook, Joe Sparks,and substitute Curtis Phillips.

Sports’ consolation goal came via substitute Kasper Staniszewski.

Callum Freshwater, Brandon Ware and Ben Montgomery netted for Longfleet but, despite having Calvin Cook sent off, West Howe “A” just got the better of them 4-3 thanks to Zoubayr Jaber, Ciaran Grimes, and a couple of goals from Marcus Browning.

Meanwhile Jordan Edgley’s strike for United Players was not quite enough to save them from a 2-1 defeat against Knights whose goals came from Ethan Cowdrill and Mitchel Middlewick.

M.A. HART BOURNEMOUTH LEAGUE ROUND UP - SUNDAY 26th JANUARY 2025

WEATHER HALTS MARK HART SENIOR SEMI FINAL

Kraken Sports led East Christchurch SSC 3-1 in the semi final of the MARK HART SUNDAY SENIOR CUP thanks to an own goal and a Kane Daysh brace when the game had to be abandoned after 70 minutes due to the worsening ground conditions and will be replayed on Sunday 12th February.

Kyle Henry was the East Christchurch marksman. Kieron Denty netted for Bourne but their HAMPSHIRE SUNDAY TROPHY campaign came to an end in a 5-1 fifth round defeat against AFC Tukkers, the unbeaten leaders of Division One of the Andover and District Sunday League.

 BRACE FROM ETHAN IN ATHLETIC COME BACK

Rushmere led through Jon Watt in DIVISION ONE of the M.A. HART BOURNEMOUTH SUNDAY LEAGUE but East Christchurch Athletic came back through Lewis Keeping, Conrad Churchill, and a couple of goals from Ethan Fishlock to win 4-1.

NELSON TAKE OVER ON TOP OF DIVISION FOUR

Nelson Athletic take over on top of DIVISION FOUR after their 4-1 victory over Wallisdown Wanderers. Harvey Stanton struck twice for Athletic with Jack Walters and Luke Baldwin adding one each while Scott Davidson scored Wallisdown’s consolation goal.

Meanwhile, at the other end of the table, Woodville Wanderers Reserves move off the bottom of the table at the expense of fellow strugglers Southside Vipers after upending them 5-3. Woodville’s goals came via Aaron Towers, Liam Carpenter, Cian Butler, Deisal Jordan, and Lewis Barber while Southside replied through Nick Thomas, Robbie Johnson, and Mohammed Almutairi.

CHURCH HILL RUN RIOT TO TOP DIVISION FIVE

Darren Chatten, Adam Nicholass, and Sam Butler plundered four apiece when Church Hill United hammered a depleted United Players side 20-0 to go top of DIVISION FIVE. Ryan Edmondson struck twice with Will Lemans, Harrison Spall, Floyd Robinson, Adrian Buzemerga, Andrew Dow, and substitute Matt Hoskins also on target.

Jack Armstrong struck twice in Longfleet’s 5-1 success against Knights with Ben Carr, Callum Freshwater, and Liam Bowers adding one each while Jose Andreassen scored Knights consolation goal.

All other League and Cup games were postponed due to waterlogged