Two of the three scheduled matches beat the weather on Sunday. In the league, Milton signed off the league season with a win, maintaining their unbeaten record on the road. Penn were ousted from the Chairman's Cup by the juggernaut that is Premier League Champions Abingdon United. Next weekend there is one more Chairman's Cup Quarter-Final, plus Eversley taking on Penn as the visitors look to seal third spot.
Long Crendon 3-4 Milton United
Long Crendon went in at the break leading by two goals to one as strikes from Michelle Bailey and Sarah Harrison. Bailey added her second and Crendon's third in the second half. However, this was not enough to prevent defeat as goals from Charlotte Comley, Mollie Dyer, Abbie Thorne and Lily Norton took the points for United. The winning goal for Miltoin coming in the 89th minute and, to make matters worse, Long Crendon also had Finaly Lennard sin-binned.
The result leaves Charlotte Comley and Woodley's May Hamblin tied at 13 goals apiece in the goal-scoring charts.
Chairman's Cup QF
Chichester City P-P Woodley United
Penn & Tylers Green 0-6 Abingdon United
United displayed all of their Premier League Champions attributes as they progressed through to the semi-final with an emphatic 6-0 victory. Lauren May, Rosie McCabe, Amy Chivers, and Lindsay Pinker put Abingdon 4-0 up at the break. May then grabbed two more to regsiter a hat-trick, in the second half. Abingdon will now face either Kidlington or Badshot Lea in the semi-final.
League
Eversley & California v Penn & Tylers Green
There is still plenty to play for in this Ampersand Derby. Both sides will be wanting to finish as high up the table as they can. Eversley can still catch Caversham United to take fifth spot. Penn will be looking for a maximum to consolidate their position in third. When they met at French School Meadow two goals from Henna Hussain and a strike from Sasha Smith gave Penn a 3-0 victory.
ESA, Fox Lane, Eversley RG27 0NS
Chairman's Cup QF
Kidlington v Badshot Lea
The Baggies are still attacking the season on two fronts. Not only are they in this quarter-final but they are also sitting top of Division 1 South. they have one league game to go but can still be caught by AFC Stoneham who are four points adrift with three games in hand. The sides meet at Stoneham on March 26th.
Kidlington will be keen to get back to winning ways after losing their last three games. However, they performed well in defeat to Champions Woodley last time out and will, no doubt, be fully focused on this cup game. The winners will have the daunting task of facing Premier League champs Abingdon United in the semi-final.
Exeter Park, Crown Road, Kidlington OX5 1AB
Woking v Carterton
This match has been postponed
Long Crendon 3-4 Milton United
Long Crendon went in at the break leading by two goals to one as strikes from Michelle Bailey and Sarah Harrison. Bailey added her second and Crendon's third in the second half. However, this was not enough to prevent defeat as goals from Charlotte Comley, Mollie Dyer, Abbie Thorne and Lily Norton took the points for United. The winning goal for Miltoin coming in the 89th minute and, to make matters worse, Long Crendon also had Finaly Lennard sin-binned.
The result leaves Charlotte Comley and Woodley's May Hamblin tied at 13 goals apiece in the goal-scoring charts.
Chairman's Cup QF
Chichester City P-P Woodley United
Penn & Tylers Green 0-6 Abingdon United
United displayed all of their Premier League Champions attributes as they progressed through to the semi-final with an emphatic 6-0 victory. Lauren May, Rosie McCabe, Amy Chivers, and Lindsay Pinker put Abingdon 4-0 up at the break. May then grabbed two more to regsiter a hat-trick, in the second half. Abingdon will now face either Kidlington or Badshot Lea in the semi-final.
League
Eversley & California v Penn & Tylers Green
There is still plenty to play for in this Ampersand Derby. Both sides will be wanting to finish as high up the table as they can. Eversley can still catch Caversham United to take fifth spot. Penn will be looking for a maximum to consolidate their position in third. When they met at French School Meadow two goals from Henna Hussain and a strike from Sasha Smith gave Penn a 3-0 victory.
ESA, Fox Lane, Eversley RG27 0NS
Chairman's Cup QF
Kidlington v Badshot Lea
The Baggies are still attacking the season on two fronts. Not only are they in this quarter-final but they are also sitting top of Division 1 South. they have one league game to go but can still be caught by AFC Stoneham who are four points adrift with three games in hand. The sides meet at Stoneham on March 26th.
Kidlington will be keen to get back to winning ways after losing their last three games. However, they performed well in defeat to Champions Woodley last time out and will, no doubt, be fully focused on this cup game. The winners will have the daunting task of facing Premier League champs Abingdon United in the semi-final.
Exeter Park, Crown Road, Kidlington OX5 1AB
Woking v Carterton
This match has been postponed
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