DIVISION ONE ROUND UP FOR 20th NOVEMBER
More Friday night football this week as Warminster Town Reserves welcomed Westbury United Reserves to their home on Weymouth Street for a match in The Trowbridge Windows and Conservatories sponsored Division One
WARMINSTER TOWN RESERVES 1 WESTBURY UNITED RESERVES 2
LAST GASP WINNER FOR DEW CLINCHES WESTBURY WIN
A screamer two minutes from time from Mathew Dew settled a tight match and gave Westbury United Reserves a 2 – 1 win over neighbours Warminster Town Reserves under the lights at Weymouth Street on Friday evening.
On a perfect night for football, Josh Whitehead gave Westbury United Reserves the lead in the first half with Brad Angell equalising for Warminster Town Reserves after the break.
With the game seemingly heading for a draw and with the clock running down Dew’s splendid strike gave Westbury United Reserves the points.
The win keeps Westbury United Reserves in fourth place in The Trowbridge Windows and Conservatories sponsored Division One, still very much in the hunt for a top three finish.
MELKSHAM TOWN DEVELOPMENT 0 HILPERTON UNITED 4
PERFECT MURDEN LEADS HILPERTON TO VICTORY
A perfect hat-trick from prolific striker Luke Murden ensured Hilperton United stayed top of The Trowbridge Windows and Conservatories sponsored Division One with a 4 – 0 win against improving Melksham Town Development.
A right footed penalty, a header from a corner and a left foot finish from a superb Liam Milburn cross was the icing on the cake for Hilperton United who are level on points at the top of the division with The Duke FC but have played two games more than their rivals.
Former Hilperton goalkeeper Kierran Ramsey staked his intentions to keep on playing up front with his second goal in three weeks for Hilperton’s fourth of the afternoon.
STAVERTON RANGERS 1 THE DUKE FC 10
FIVE ALIVE ADAMS AS THE DUKE MARCH ON
Drew Adam had an excellent afternoon for The Duke FC, scoring five goals in a 10 – 1 win against a depleted Staverton Rangers to keep up his team’s unbeaten season so far and continue The Dukes challenge for the Trowbridge Windows and Conservatories Division One title.
Mark Young and Jack Hayward each helped themselves to a brace with Joe Moloney scoring the tenth goal for The Duke.
The win leaves The Duke second place in Division One on goal difference behind Hilperton but having played two games less. Staverton Rangers goal was scored by Brandon Mould.
HEYTESBURY 1 FRESHFORD UNITED 1
HEYTESBURY HELD BY FRESHFORD UNITED
Freshford United are still looking for their first win of the season in The Trowbridge Windows and Conservatories sponsored Division One but can take a lot of confidence in holding third placed Heytesbury FC to a 1 – 1 draw.
Jake Owen was on the scoresheet for Heytesbury with the Freshford goal being an own goal.
Adam Fearon was the unlucky Heytesbury player who scored past his own keeper.
Heytesbury remain in third place in the table after this result but are only a point ahead of fourth placed Westbury United Reserves and have played two games more.
MARSHFIELD 0 SEMINGTON MAGPIES 5
MAGPIES FLY BACK TO WINNING WAYS
After not having played any football since 30th October you could be forgiven for thinking Semington Magpies would be a bit rusty but that couldn’t be further from the truth as they ran out convincing 5 – 0 winners against Marshfield FC.
James Cox led the way for Semington with a hat-trick with Jamie Phillips and Dave Percival scoring one each.
The win leaves Semington in fifth place in The Trowbridge Windows and Conservatories sponsored Division One, a more than comfortable 12 points ahead of Marshfield who are sixth.