Once again the weekend fixtures were heavily disrupted by the weather, making P-P the most common result. Heavy rainfall throughout Saturday evening through to lunchtime on Sunday meant that league games cup finals alike were postponed because of waterlogged pitches. Just two games survived on Sunday, plus the midweek SDFA semi-final at Stoneham. With the season rapidly drawing to an end, there's not too much in the way of fixtures next week either. However, we do await a new date for all of the postponed cup finals.
Results
Wednesday
SDFA Cup Semi-Final
AFC Stoneham 1-5 Southampton Women's
Stoneham's season came to an end with defeat in the Southampton Divisional Cup. However, going out to a team two divisions above them in the pyramid holds no shame. The Purps have had an excellent season and could yet finish as Division One South runners-up if Havant fail to beat Portchester in their last game.
Sunday
Premier League
Warminster Town 0-3 Wycombe Wanderers
Two mid-table sides brought the Premier League season to a close, with visitors Wycombe leapfrogging their hosts into fifth spot with a 3-0 win. Molly Carter put The Chairgirls in from midway through the first half, a lead they held up to the break. Emam Kassem and Kine Anderson added two more in the final 13 minutes. Plenty of promise from both teams to suggest they will set their sights a little higher next season.
Division One North
Milton United P-P Eversley & California
Penn & Tylers Green P-P Chesham United Development
Chairman's Cup Final
Woking P-P Beaconsfield Town
League Cup Final
Havant & Waterlooville P-P Bournemouth Sports
Oxfordshire County Cup Final
Oxford United P-P Oxford City
Hampshire Women's Senior Cup
AFC Portchester 0-5 Southampton FC PGA u21s
Following in the footsteps of Stoneham, Portchester exited the Hampshire Senior Cup to a side from Southampton, in this case Southampton FC's PGA squad. Again, no shame in that. Portchester will, no doubt, be focussed on their last league game of the season, looking to make it an undefeated run to the title.
SDFA Cup Semi-Final
AFC Stoneham 1-5 Southampton Women's
Stoneham's season came to an end with defeat in the Southampton Divisional Cup. However, going out to a team two divisions above them in the pyramid holds no shame. The Purps have had an excellent season and could yet finish as Division One South runners-up if Havant fail to beat Portchester in their last game.
Sunday
Premier League
Warminster Town 0-3 Wycombe Wanderers
Two mid-table sides brought the Premier League season to a close, with visitors Wycombe leapfrogging their hosts into fifth spot with a 3-0 win. Molly Carter put The Chairgirls in from midway through the first half, a lead they held up to the break. Emam Kassem and Kine Anderson added two more in the final 13 minutes. Plenty of promise from both teams to suggest they will set their sights a little higher next season.
Division One North
Milton United P-P Eversley & California
Penn & Tylers Green P-P Chesham United Development
Chairman's Cup Final
Woking P-P Beaconsfield Town
League Cup Final
Havant & Waterlooville P-P Bournemouth Sports
Oxfordshire County Cup Final
Oxford United P-P Oxford City
Hampshire Women's Senior Cup
AFC Portchester 0-5 Southampton FC PGA u21s
Following in the footsteps of Stoneham, Portchester exited the Hampshire Senior Cup to a side from Southampton, in this case Southampton FC's PGA squad. Again, no shame in that. Portchester will, no doubt, be focussed on their last league game of the season, looking to make it an undefeated run to the title.
Fixtures - Sunday 5th May
Division One North
Eversley & California v Penn & Tylers Green
Despite only being 3 points above bottom side Caversham and with a game against the Goats still to come, Eversley can still afford to be relatively relaxed in the knowledge that they still have a 49 goal advantage in the goal difference stakes. Penn are still in the running for a second spot finish and star striker Henna Hussain will be looking for three more goals to take her total past the 30 mark. The reverse fixture was awarded as a home win to Penn.
ESA, Fox Lane, Eversley RG27 0NS
Kidlington Youth v Beaconsfield Town
In terms of the league, there's not a lot riding on this game. Beaconsfield can't finish any higher but are safe from the drop. Kidlington could still claim third spot but, in all likelihood will be overhauled by one or both of Milton United and Penn. Kidlington won the reverse fixture 4-2, a game that saw Ciara Moore red-carded for The Rams.
Fun stat: Neither of these sides has drawn a home league game this season.
Exeter Park, Crown Road, Kidlington OX5 1AB
Eversley & California v Penn & Tylers Green
Despite only being 3 points above bottom side Caversham and with a game against the Goats still to come, Eversley can still afford to be relatively relaxed in the knowledge that they still have a 49 goal advantage in the goal difference stakes. Penn are still in the running for a second spot finish and star striker Henna Hussain will be looking for three more goals to take her total past the 30 mark. The reverse fixture was awarded as a home win to Penn.
ESA, Fox Lane, Eversley RG27 0NS
Kidlington Youth v Beaconsfield Town
In terms of the league, there's not a lot riding on this game. Beaconsfield can't finish any higher but are safe from the drop. Kidlington could still claim third spot but, in all likelihood will be overhauled by one or both of Milton United and Penn. Kidlington won the reverse fixture 4-2, a game that saw Ciara Moore red-carded for The Rams.
Fun stat: Neither of these sides has drawn a home league game this season.
Exeter Park, Crown Road, Kidlington OX5 1AB
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