FIXTURES - JANUARY 8th/14th

Roger Allen • January 7, 2022

Saturday January 8th

Premier Division

Hamworthy United 1-0 AFC Stoneham

Shaftesbury 3-1 Hamble Club

Division One

Millbrook A-A Petersfield Town (abandoned at half time)

All other games postponed

Tuesday January 11th

Dorset Senior Cup Semi Final

Poole Town 3-0 Portland United

Russell Cotes Cup Quarter Finals

Moneyfields 5-3 Lymington Town

Premier Division

Baffins Milton Rovers 5-1 Bournemouth

Southampton Senior Cup 1st Round

Romsey Town 2-0 New Milton Town

Winchester City 5-0 Downton

Wednesday January 12th

Southampton Senior Cup 1st Round

Fawley AFC 5-2 BTC Southampton

A number of games over a number of competitions but again the weather played a part wit the loss of the Division One fixture between Andover New Street and Ash United, the Russell Cores Cup tie at Follands, the Portsmouth Senior Cup tie at Horndean and the Southampton Senior Cup ties at Alresford, Ringwood and Hythe and Dibden. AFC Stoneham’s visit to Fratton Park was also postponed due to Portsmouth’s involvement in the EFL Cup, which took precedence on the evening,

The most significant of the completed fixtures was in the Premier Division where Baffins Milton Rovers defeated Bournemouth five one and joined Horndean and Brockenhurst on 54 points at the top of the table, Bournemouth actually took the lead through an own goal but goals from Oscar Johnstone, Craig McAllister, Jason Parish, Ed Sanders and James Cowan gave the home side an ultimately comfortable victory. Moneyfields moved into the last four of the Russell Cotes Cup with an impressive five three victory over Southern League Lymington Town with the goals coming from Steve Hutchings (2), Joe Briggs, Josh Bailey and Elliot Turnbull.

In the two games completed in the Southampton Senior Cup Romsey defeated New Milton two nil courtesy of goals from Ollie Jenkins and Pearce Farren and Downton went down five nil at Winchester City. Finally, Portland’s attempt to reach the Final of the Dorset Senior Cup ended at the semi final stage with a three nil defeat at Poole Town.

Lastly, one game on Wednesday with Fawley defeating Southampton Senior League side BTC Southampton five two on the Waterside. We were only supplied with the surnames of the goal scorers and Full Time is not up to date, so if the Christian names are wrong in any respect then apologies to all. The five goals came from Alec Sawyer (2),Keiron Roche, Jake Smith and Steven Green – three in the first half and two after the break.`

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