A difficult day for our uhlsport Hellenic League sides in the FA Vase with Tuffley Rovers, Mangotsfield Town, Roman Glass St George, Pershore Town and Wantage Town exiting the competition. There is still some hope for our teams with Fairford Town and Royal Wootton Bassett Town progressing on Saturday, and there’s also a couple more clubs trying again on the 28th October after rain related postponements!
Corsham Town continued their chase of Worcester City in the Premier division with an impressive 3-0 victory in Hereford against Westfields. Thornbury Town were also away winners, picking up all three points at Lydney.
League leaders in Division One, Clanfield 85 were winners again. Second placed Malmesbury Victoria’s game on Saturday was called off due to a very wet pitch, while SC Inkberrow leapfrogged FC Bristol after a narrow 2-1 victory.
In our Division Two both Mortimer and Prestwood scored six, while Chinnor scored five.
FA Vase
Brockenhurst 3 – 0 Tuffley Rovers
Fairford Town 2 – 1 Roman Glass St George
Nailsea & Tickenham 2 – 0 Mangotsfield United
Pershore Town 0 – 5 Shirebrook Town
Royal Wootton Bassett Town 2 – 1 Elburton Villa
Wantage Town 2 – 7 Hamble Club
uhlsport Hellenic League Premier
Lydney Town 1 – 3 Thornbury Town
Westfields 0 – 3 Corsham Town
uhlsport Hellenic League Division One
Abingdon United 0 – 4 Hartpury University
Clanfield 85 2 – 0 Shortwood United
FC Bristol 1 – 2 Sporting Club Inkberrow
Kidlington Res 2 – 2 Tytherington Rocks
Long Crendon 1 – 2 Calne Town
Moreton Rangers 1 – 1 Chipping Sodbury Town
Southam United 3 – 1 Devizes Town
Stonehouse Town 1 – 3 F C Stratford
uhlsport Hellenic League Division Two Central
Ardley United Dev 2 – 1 Didcot Town Dev
Oxford City Dev 2 – 2 North Leigh Res
Thame United A 3 – 1 Swindon Supermarine Dev
uhlsport Hellenic League Division Two East
Britwell 2 – 5 Chinnor
Mortimer 6 – 0 Chalvey (WMC) Sports
Prestwood 6 – 2 Chalfont Wasps
Taplow United 3 – 2 Holmer Green Dev
uhlsport Hellenic League Division Two West
Bourton Rovers Res 1 – 1 Fairford Town Res
Craig Davenport