Witney & District Football Association

Ducklington assured that at least one more Witney & District team will be represented in the next round of the Charity Cup after beating Marston Saints 4-1. Matt Gorman struck twice as Stu Coutts and Andy Bridgeman both added.

Premier Division

Goals from Joel King and Russell Winstone gave Hailey a 2-0 win over struggling hosts West Witney and moved them to the top of the Premier Division.

Hanborough edged a see-saw-style match, coming back from 2-1 down at half time to beat plucky Cassington 3-2. Dave Cooper and Carl Osgathorp had put the leaders in front before Neil Rose (2) and Craig Simpson turned the game on its head earning three points for the home side, keeping them in third.

Charlbury Town completed a successful month with an impressive 3-1 win over Bampton Town. Craig McCallum, with Andrew Woodley and Rhys-Warner-Carter did the damage as Nathan Beckett hit the visitors only goal.

Oliver Sharman, Jon Havil and Ian Steele were all on target for Spartan Rangers as they forged a 3-0 win over Brize Norton.

Division One

Matt Thompson scored a hat-trick as Division One leaders Witney Royals dished out a hammering to FC Mills. Richard Benham, Steve Reynolds, Luke Chadwick and Tom West were also on target for Witney Royals in their 7-1 victory

There were also 8 goals at Wash Meadow as Brad Bryant and Chris Smith each bagged a brace in Minster Lovell’s 7-1 thrashing of Ducklington Reserves. Craig Holder, Kev Buckingham and Steve Holder added after Phil Harper got on the score sheet for Duck.

Aston flexed their promotion chasing muscles with an impressive 5-3 win over Kingham AB. The home side were 2-0 up at half time and added to it in the second half. Chris Mills (2) and Miles Harding with the goals, but dogged Aston bounced back through Dan Long (2), Phil Caswell (2) and Eddie Brookes.

Chris Bennell found his scoring boots again, grabbing his first hat trick of the season in Witney Wanderers 4-1 defeat of Eynsham A. Wes Phillips scored his second in as many games after Tony Hall added an air of respectability to the score line.

Brize Norton Reserves were made to work hard for the three points in a narrow 4-3 win over FC Nomads. The visitors were level at the break scoring through George McCosh (2) and Gary Lewis, but Steve Monk (2), aided by Ollie Puddle and Gordon Brailsford were able to steal the points.

Division Two

Combe were in explosive form as they destroyed Charlbury Town Reserves 10-1. Tim Wyatt was the man of the match helping himself to a four-timer. Martin Reeves weighed in with a hat trick. Matt Baker hit a double with Simon Gale also scoring. Mark Deller scored the consolation goal for Charlbury who are still without a point.

AC Finstock earned the hardest point of the day drawing 3-3 with Bampton Town Reserves who had previously boasted a 100% record. Tom Madden, Alex O’Brien and Aidan Nechhi-Ghiri scored twice in quick succession in the last 10 minutes for the home side as Luke Simmonds, Dean Mays and George Woodcock were on target for Finstock.

Craig Broome was on target in Tackley’s 2-0 win over Spartan Rangers Reserves.

Chippy Swifts beat West Witney Reserves 4-2. The hosts scored through Liam Fudge (2), Gary Smith, and Warwick Tompkins while West Witney’s goals belonged to Jeorge Granja and Rhyan Clarke.

Southrop edged closer to the drop zone after a 3-1 home defeat to Hanborough Reserves. Simon Williams scored for the hosts with Dan Smith’s brace and a strike from Aston Leach earning the points for Boro’.

Division Three

Mark 'Ginge' Edmunds banged in his 5th goal in 3 games for FC Chequers during their 4-0 win over Minster Lovell. Steve Foster added and player manager Simon Moore came off the bench to round off an accomplished team performance. Chequers, who are now 2 points clear at the top are the only team in the Witney & District with a 100% record.

Two Rivers closed the gap on second place after defeating FC Mills Reserves 4-2. A hard fought match was won by goals from Phil Mills (2), Bartek Lachwicz and Peter Borchmann. Steve Carvey’s brace was a mere consolation.

Craig Walker shone in Aston Reserves 7-1 drubbing of Spartan Rangers A. Hit four-timer was the highlight of the match in which Matt Brown and Rob Dudley also scored. Shaun Wickson hit back in vain for Spartan.

Division Four

A single Mark DeFreitas goal was enough to keep Hailey Reserves at the top of the pile during their 1-0 win over Witney Royals Reserves.

Second placed Chippy Swifts Reserves narrowly beat Wychwood Forest Reserves 2-1. Matt Smith and Shaun Weller both scored earning the points, with Kevin Webb replying for the home side.

Eynsham Sports produced their best performance to date, white-washing Southrop Reserves 7-0. Talisman JohN Ayres lead the way with 4 goals, accompanied by strikes from Dan Brooks, Matt Walker and Paul Meredith.

Milton Reserves battled hard against FC Chequers Reserves to earn all three points. A second half Arrun Baker penalty broke the deadlock and opened the way for Jake Agnew to grab Milton’s second in their 2-0 win.

Freeland A beat Brize Norton A 2-1 to earn their first win of the season. Richard Howe and Richard Stanley put the visitors in the driving seat before Craig Bryce’s goal in the second half made them sweat. However, dogged defending meant that Freeland held out for the win.

October 20th

Fred Ford Cup R1

Premier League's Brize Norton made light work of Division Three’s Two Rivers with a 6-0 thrashing. John Smales bagged a brace while Jon Curtins, Ian Smith, Gerrard Morgan and an own goal completed the rout.

Premier Division

Current Champions Freeland assured themselves of top spot with a 7-0 hammering of Cassington who had previously won all 3 games in the league. Seven different players found the back of the net with Richard Trigg, Simon Hole, Simon Stapleton, Dale Kardos, Stuart Hole, David Tarr and Neil Howe all on target.

Hailey made hard work of their game against Spartan Rangers but eventually overcame the visitors to win 5-3. Recent signing Mike Duerden scored a hat trick, with James Flemming and Dan King adding. Spartan replied through Gavin Komenik, Ian Steele and Dave Large.

Neil Rose grabbed a hat trick as hosts Hanborough beat Ducklington 5-0. The visitors found themselves down to 9 men though as they had Stu Cutts and Gary Brooks Sent off, which helped open the door for Craig Johnson and Keith Frendo to add to the score line.

After last weeks abandoned game against Carterton, Bampton Town finally picked up another three points, beating West Witney 4-1 in the process. However they did it the hard way. Starting with only 8 players, Nathan Beckett hit a brace with Russ Steele and Steve Godfrey adding to give them the lead. Matt Townsend replied for West Witney after Jon Goodman had been sent off for the hosts.

Charlbury Town pulled themselves out of the relegation zone after a 3-0 win over North Leigh A. Matt Holloway, Craig McCallum and Steve Fitzgerald with the goals.

Division One

Witney Royals retained top spot with an impressive 5-0 mauling of Milton. Royals took a 2-0 half time lead and then completed the rout in the second half, with Steve Brasier, Matt Thompson, Tom West, Steve Green and Richard Benham all getting on the score sheet.

Aston earned three points with a comfortable 6-2 win over struggling Eynsham A. Ben Sunblad struck twice, with Martin Limmer, Dan Long and Lester Sillence all notching. Simon Tombs and Sam Grace replied, but the highlight of the day was Mike Spicers first goal for 10 years for the home side.

Kingham AB stay in third courtesy of a 4-2 win over Ducklington Reserves. Paul Neal and Ian Lewis’ goals helped the home side in the first half, but two doubles from Miles Harding and Chris Mills earnt the points for Kingham.

Wes Philips and Bernie Crumlich were on target for Witney Wanderers in their 2-1 win over Brize Norton Reserves. Matt Howard replied in vain for the home side.

Dan Harwood’s brace was not enough for FC Mills who went down 4-2 to FC Nomads. Gary Lewis scored twice in the win, accompanied by strikes from Kevin Reddington and Martin Chivers.

Division Two

Bampton Town Reserves have coped with a busy league schedule impressively winning all seven of their games to date, scoring 45 goals in the process. Their latest win was a 4-0 drubbing of Charlbury Town Reserves in which Alex O’Brien and James Walkington each bagged a brace.

Combe also added to their impressive goals tally with a 7-0 hammering of Hanborough Reserves. Tim Wyatt and Martin Reeves both struck twice with Matt Baker, Mike Gardener and Vinny Snell all adding.

AC Finstock remain unbeaten as they thrashed Spartan Rangers Reserves 5-1. Luke Simmonds, Craig Horne, Gary McKinnon, Dean and Craig Mays were all on target with Chris Baker hitting Spartans solitary goal.

New signing Alex Connolly had his work cut out but was in impressive form for his new side West Witney Reserves in their 9-1 capitulation against Tackley, despite shipping 20 goals in two games. Darren Astons goal in the second half was the only other silver lining as Matt Currill helped himself to a hat trick. Oscar Trigg (2), Ryan Wearing (2), Jake Bishop and Craig Broome were also amongst the goals.

A goal a piece for Tom Gonzales and Russell Bracey was enough to take all three points for Wootton Sports in their 2-0 win over Southrop.

Chippy Swifts are still without a win as they went down 3-1 to Freeland Reserves. Rob Belcher, Andy James and Tom Scroggs all got on the score sheet with Luke Herbert replying for Chippy.

Division Three

Kingham AB Reserves retain top stop in Division Three after a closely fought 4-3 win over Aston Reserves. Aston had taken the half time lead and by the second half, Dan Isherwood, Matt Brown and Chris Drowbor had all scored, but Dan Davis (2) and Sam Philpott’s (2) goals secured the win and all three points.

Hot on Kingham’s tail are FC Chequers who have are now on a 7 game winning streak. A well earned 5-0 win over Fieldtown keeps them second. Shaun Rayfield, Dale Cox, Steve Foster and Kevin Davies all netted with Mark Edmunds rounding off a superb performance with his third goal in two games.

The points were shared as Spartan Rangers A and Minster Lovell Reserves drew 1-1. Both goals came in the second half as Steve Jenkins scored the Spartan with Chris Smith hitting a screamer for Minster.

An early Simon Gibbs strike was the only highlight in the game between FC Mills Reserves and Wychwood Forest as the visitors scraped a 1-0 win.

Division Four

Chippy Swift Reserves staged an epic comeback to earn a point against leaders Hailey Reserves, drawing 5-5. Hailey were leading the goal fest 4-2 at half time, with Rob Webb, Andy Woods, Perry Tinson and Martin Bull all scoring. But dogged Chippy responded. Rocky Bourton lead the way with a hat trick. Andy Waston and Shaun Weller each scored seemingly giving the hosts the win, before Adam Morrison headed a later equaliser to level the scores and take a share of the spoils.

Chad Park continued their impressive form with a competent 7-1 demolition of Southrop Reserves. Dan Hackett’s goal for the basement boys was their only highlight as Jack Drinkwater, Will Phipps and Josh Boughan each scored a brace. Sean Godfrey added.

Both hosts Wychwood Forest Reserves and FC Chequers Reserves battled hard, but neither side could find the cutting edge to break the deadlock in their 0-0 draw.

Freeland A remain rooted to the bottom of the league after a going down 4-2 to Milton Reserves. Richard Howe scored the consolation goals for the home.

October 13th

There was a sombre mood across the Witney & District Football League this weekend as news of the death of youngster Ricky Sergent filtered through the clubs. Ricky, 22 had played for Freeland FC and AC Finstock and a minutes silence was held at the matches of these clubs as a mark of respect.

Fred Ford Cup R1

Steve Foster led the scoring with a superb four-timer for FC Chequers as they demolished Eynsham Sports 14-0. Chequers had the luxury of missing two penalties, but there were no mistakes from Kevin Davies who picked up a hat trick. Mark Edmunds (2), Dale Cox (2), Dave Webb, Adam Gray and Ben Davies also contributing to the rout.

The King brothers were all on target again as Hailey hammered Wootton Sports 8-0. Player Manager, Dan King hit a hat trick, with Joel king adding. Sean King scored a brace including one from his own half, whilst Michael Duerden and Shaun Evans also got in on the act.

Charlbury Town made light work of Fieldtown beating them 8-0. Andy Woodley, Rees Warner-Carter and Craig McCallum all hit doubles with Duncan Fitzgerald and Matt Smith adding.

Dave Large banged in a brace as Spartan Rangers beat Tackley 5-1. Jamie Timms, Ian Steele and Craig Isle also netted whilst Ryan Wearing replied for the visitors.

Dean Mays struck twice for AC Finstock to end Milton's cup hopes. His goals were accompanied by strikes from Craig Mays and George Woodcock in Finstock’s 4-1.

It took extra time to decide the tie between Combe and Chippy Swifts. After drawing 2-2 at full time, an extra 30 minutes play was enough for Combe to carve out a 4-2 win. Tim Wyatt (2), Vinny Snell and Simon Gale were amongst the goals.

Not even 120 minutes could separate Hanborough and Division One’s FC Nomads as they fought out an extra time 2-2 draw. Neil Rose scored both goals for Premier Division Hanborough while Jon Fletcher and Gary Lewis were on the score sheet for Nomads. However fortune favoured the underdogs as they won a tight penalty shoot out 4-3. Hanborough’s Shane Fowler because the second keeper in two weeks to be sent off for two bookable offences.

Freddie Magee scored for Chad Park, but it was not enough to take them through against Witney Wanderers for whom Gerry Thomas, Rogerio Perreira and Chris Bennell all scored giving the visitors a 3-1 win.

A brace a piece for Dan Harwood and Ollie Lyon more than secured FC Mills place in the next round as they comfortably beat Eynsham A, 4-0.

Matt Gorman scored twice for hosts Ducklington as they drew 3-3 with Minster Lovell in an exciting match. Martin Ferreira added a third, but goals from Dan Bishop (2) and Steve Holder levelled the match for Minster. This, however was just a prelude to the excitement of the penalty shoot out to follow. Both keepers were made to work hard, but it was Ducklington who finally won 8-7 sending them through to the next round.

Cassington came back from last weeks Junior Shield upset to beat Kingham AB 3-1. Dave Cooper (2) and Simon Calley were on target for Cassington with Chris Mills replying for Kingham.

Division One Witney Royals claimed a big cup scalp coming from 2 -0 down to beat West Witney 3-2. Matt Townsend scored both goals for the hosts before the break, but Richard Benham’s brace and a calamitous own goal sealed the win for the visitors.

Premier Division

Reigning Champions Freeland took advantage of their Premier Division rivals cup involvement to move back to the top of the league courtesy of a 2-1 win over Brize Norton. All the goals came in the second half, with Dale Kardos and Simon Hole scoring the match winning goals. Dan King replied for Brize.

Division Two

Bampton Town Reserves' excellent form continued with an impressive 11-3 win over West Witney Reserves. Alex Connolly was made to work hard on his debut in the West Witney goal, but it was another debutant who stole the show. Aston’s Tom Madden it a hat trick, which was accompanied by another three from goal machine, Dan Oyston. Aiden Nicchi-Ghiri netted twice while Richard Ghagan, Craig Ferguson and Chris Nieman all also scored. John Lally (2) and Simon Launder’s goals added an iota of respectability to the score line for West Witney. Bampton have now won 6 out of 6 league games.

Dan Smith scored hosts Hanborough Reserves' only goal in their 3-1 defeat by Spartan Rangers Reserves. Craig Halkett, Tom Merchant and Jon Clarke all found the net to give the visitors the points. All the goals coming in the second half. Nathan Langford and Andrew James were on target for Freeland Reserves as they beat Charlbury Town Reserves 2-0.

Division Three

With FC Chequers in cup action, it was Kingham AB Reserves who moved top after a 3-1 win over Ducklington A. Sam Philpot (2) and Rob Tyack did the damage for the hosts with Wayne Stevens replying for Duck.

Aston Reserves recovered from losing their goal scoring Talisman instantly with an emphatic 4-0 win over FC Mills Reserves. Gareth Preston, Eddie Brookes and Matt Brown all scored adding to a comedy own goal from Mills.

Minster Lovell Reserves eventually won a tough tie against Two Rivers 5-3. Andrew Fortheath scored a screamer for Minster with Dan Smith and Martin Latimer each bagging a brace. Phil Mills also scored a brace with Tom Radburn notching a penalty for Rivers.

Division Four

Hailey Reserves sit two points clear at the top of Division Four after an impressive 5-1 win over Freeland A. Richard How scored in the first half for the home side, but Chris Gunter (2), Rob Wheeler (2) and Liam Hookins earned the points for the visitors.

Witney Royals Reserves also continued to impress with a 6-3 win over Milton Reserves. Kearse Simpson helped himself to a hat trick with Pete Madden, Dan Price and Mikey Piper adding. Arrun Baker (2) and Jake Agnew replied in vain for Milton.

FC Chequers Reserves earned their first points of the season thanks to two strikes from Richie Eastaff. His first had given the visitors the lead in the second half only for Shaun Weller to equalise for Chippy Swifts Reserves. However Eastaff struck a last gasp winner moments prior to the final whistle to give Chequers a 2-1 win.

Ian Reed scored a hat-trick for Southrop Reserves but finished on the losing side as Brize Norton A beat the visitors 4-3. Rob Hicks, Mark Carpenter, Carl Stratford and a Craig Bryce penalty ensuring Brize took all three points.

October 6th

Oxfordshire Junior Shield

Two Rivers 0 - 4 AC Finstock

It was Two Rivers first game at their new home, Monahan Way, which they would hope to make a fortress. It was far from that with a lacklustre performance in a 4-0 defeat to AC Finstock of Division Two in the Junior Shield.

There were changes in the Rivers squad with Peter Borchmann & Bartek Lachwicz not available as they were in the mother land, which presented Peter Hanley with a start a left back. For the first 15-20 minutes Rivers held the visitors at bay, limiting them to a couple of shots from out side of the box, whilst Rivers had a couple of half chances, the best of which saw Krzysztof loose out on a possible one on one with the keeper due to hesitancy on his part in a misfiring performance from the striker.

Finstock seemed to target young Peter playing cross field balls from left to right & their first goal came from one of these crosses thanks to a school boy error from Lukasz where he failed to attack the ball, instead letting it bounce which gave the Finstock striker the opportunity he needed to put his team 1 up.

If that were not bad enough, Finstock must have thought Christmas had come early as they were gifted another silly goal. This time Rad on the edge of his own box was caught in two minds whether to head the ball clear or let it drop & volley it away. He choose the latter, which Finstock took full advantage of to go 2 up.

Rivers were loosing the individual battles, especially in midfield, as the two central midfielders for Finstock were running the show. To top off a poor first half Rivers conceded a third goal.

A change of formation at half time going to a 3-5-2 saw little Lukasz come off & Tom Radburn go on to try to help win the battle in the middle of the park. Rivers did perform marginally better in the second half, but Finstock were still over running the midfield & creating chances, but they could not hit the target.

There were cries from the side lines of "what a plonker" as Dave seemed to carry the ball across his own goal line, only for it not to be given. Other changes saw Andy Jackson make is Rivers debut & Dale Rainbow return from injury. No one could be faulted for the 4th goal as it was a cross intended for the 2 players on the back stick which went in.

Rivers should be hurt by this performance, especially based on the previous performances this season. With returning players from holidays & other players nearing a return or making their return from injury, players are going to have to start playing for their shirts!

Come on Rivers, let's put it right in the next game with a win!!!

Mike Illingworth
Two Rivers

FC Chequers pulled off the shock result of the weekend, beating previously undefeated Premier League team of the month Cassington 3-1 in the Junior Shield. Chequers looked comfortably in control as they raced to a 2-0 half time lead though Dean Jeffs and Kevin Davies. The hosts put the visitors under pressure in the second half when Warren Van den Burgh pulled one back, but Kevin Davies sealed the game soon after booking the Division Three leaders a tie against local rivals FC Mills in the next round.

Division Three Wychwood Forest chalked another victory up for the underdogs as they hammered Division One outfit Chippy Swifts 8-1. Oliver Bush lead the scoring, helping himself to a hat trick while Simon Gibbs weighed in with a brace. Tim Senior, James Kear and Pete Travis also netted, while Andy Watson scored Chippy’s lone reply.

Division Two Southrop battled hard but eventually lost 3-1 to top flight Minster Lovell. Tom Simmons had levelled the game after Craig Williams’ opener, but it took extra time to break down the visitors after a Leo Haines screamer and Chris Smith had given Minster the advantage.

Matt Currill bagged a brace in Tackley’s 5-2 win over Glory Farm. Oscar Trigg, Craig Broome and Ryan Wearing added to the score line keeping their name in the hat for the next round.

Premier Division

Anyone watching the Ducklington v Spartan Rangers game would have probably described it with the cliché, "A game of two halves". What was a pretty tight affair in the first 45 minutes, exploded into life in the second half as Spartan’s Dave Large helped himself to a hat trick, accompanied by a strike from Steve Williams, giving the visitors a 4-0 lead. Duck then fought back, bringing the score to 4-3. However a further goal from Gavin Komenik kept Spartans nose in front 5-4. Ducklington keeper Ash Edwards, didn’t help his teams chances by picking up two yellow cards and in doing so getting sent off in what was otherwise a great advert for local football.

Hailey closed the gap at the top to two points after narrowly beating Bampton Town 4-3. Nathan Beckett (2) and Darryl Kew had pulled the home side back into the match but it wasn’t quite enough for a point against Haileys 4 scored by Milke Bolt, Sean King, Russ Winstone and manager Dan King.

Brize Norton stay in third as they beat Hanborough 3-0. 'Jumbo' John Curtis opened the scoring, followed by strikes form evergreen Nigel Byng and John Smales.

Freeland haven’t yet found the form which won them the title last year, yet picked up another 3 points with a workmanlike performance. Freeland narrowly edged out North Leigh 3-2 in an exciting match. Jason Lonsdale and Scott Cousins scored for the home side, but Richard Trigg, Darren MacNamara and David Tarr earned the visitors all three points.

Two goals in each half gave Charlbury Town a well earned 4-2 win over West Witney. Bruce Claridge, Matt Holloway, Matty Smith and Martin Grimsley scored the goal to give the home side the points. Jon Smith and Matt Holliday hit back in vain.

Division One

Milton blasted their way into second place with an 8-2 demolition of Eynsham A. There were braces for Pip Benfield, and Justin Summers, with Ollie Croxson, Paul Dray, Jon Barnes and David Jeynes all getting in on the act. Sam Grace scored a consolation double for Eynsham.

A Benji Sunblad hat trick was the highlight of Aston’s 5-2 win over Kingham AB. Steve Caton and Chris Poulson added whilst Tom Edington replied for Kingham returning a modicum of respectability to the score line.

The points were shared when Witney Wanderers drew 2-2 with FC Nomads. Roger Perreira and a rare Wed Phillips goal for Wanderers were equalised by strikes from Dave Meredith and Dave O’Fee

Jon Phillips last gasp equaliser earned FC Mills a point against visitors Brize Norton Reserves in a 1-1 draw. Rob Marsh had earlier given Brize the lead.

Division Two

Two Sam Symmonds penalties were not enough for Freeland Reserves as they went down 4-2 to Bampton Town Reserves. Oyston produced another hat trick to put his side in front. Richard Ghagan adding to the score line.

Combe travelled to West Witney Reserves where they hit their hosts for six! Simon Gale and Matt Baker both grabbed two while Tim Wyatt completed the rout.

Hanborough Reserves beat Wootton Sports 4-1 with goals from Rob Lovitt (2), Liam Harris and Chris Walker. Dan Abitable scored for Wootton.

All the goals came in the first half as Spartan Rangers Reserves beat Charlbury Town Reserves 2-1. Henry Clarke and Dan Hallput the home side ahead with Gary Jones replying for Town.

Division Three

Ollie Whitehall scored an amazing 5 goals in Fieldtown’s 6-1 demolition of Spartan Rangers A. Sean Wickson scored the solitary goal for the hosts, but Whitehall’s five-timer was complemented by an Ashley Bull strike.

Martin Latimer scored a hat-trick helping Minster Lovell Reserves to a 4-2 win over Aston Reserves. Andy Forteath added after Joe Coutts and Andy Aitkin had pulled it back for Aston.

Kingham AB Reserves celebrated a Tyack-trick as brothers Gareth, Paul and Rob Tyack all scored to help Kingham to a 4-2 win over FC Mills Reserves. Paul Wilson and Ben Woodruff replied in vain for Mills.

Division Four

Chad Park stay top of the Division after a convincing 5-2 win over Wychwood Forest Reserves. Will Phillips lead the scoring with a hat trick, adding to Tom and Jack Drinkwaters openers. Kevin Webb and Adam Harris hit back for Forest.

Hailey Reserves made it 3 wins from 3 as they beat Southrop Reserves 3-0. Julian Evans brace was followed by a Perry Tinson strike.

Chris Mason and Dean Blake both scored to give Chippy Swifts Reserves a narrow 2-1 win over Eynsham Sports. Jack Rubenstein replied for the visitors.

Lee Scholes struck either side of half time to give Brize Norton A a 2-0 win over FC Chequers Reserves.

Mickey Piper lead Freeland A on a merry dance as helped himself to a hat-trick in Witney Royals Reserves 4-1 win over the visitors. Chris Moss added a fourth after Richard Gunner-Howe hit back for Freeland.