First division stablemates FC Devizes United and last terms beaten finalists Seend United have made it through to this season’s PAH Accounting sponsored A&B Cup after respective victories over Melksham Town Development and Holt FC.
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FC Devizes United ran riot away at Warminster Town Reserves FC as they booked their place in the semi-finals of this term PAH Accounting sponsored A&B Cup.
Elsewhere, Melksham Town Development withstood a late fightback by Heytebury, Seend United needed extra time to overcome second division opposition Durrington FC and Holt disposed of Trowbridge Town Tigers.
Second division Trowbridge Town Tigers completed the PAH Accounting sponsored A&B Cup quarter-final line up after they roared to a 5-0 victory over first division, The Stiffs to set up a meeting away at Holt FC
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Frome Collegians began the defence of the PAH Accounting sponsored A&B Cup wit ha convincing victory over Freshford United.
Melksham Town Development avoided a potential banana skin at Calne Athletic.
A solitary George Holland was all it took to give Frome Collegians Reserves a 1-0 victory over Seend United in the final of the PAH Accounting sponsored A&B Cup. Seend can count themselves very unlucky as they were denied by the woodwork on three occasions and some resolute defending from the Collegians back line.
Victories for both Seend United away at Warminster Town Reserves and Frome Collegians Reserves away Melksham Town Development saw then set up an A&B Cup Final showdown of the PAH Accounting sponsored competition which has yet to be scheduled.
With, Warminster Town Reserves already through to the semi-finals of this season’s PAH Accounting sponsored A&B Cup semi-finals following their walkover after the withdrawal from the league by opponents Bromham, the first division side now know who will be joining them in the last four as for the first time in many weeks the weather held long enough to see more matches played than were lost.
Following weeks of disruption caused by the weather, normal service was resumed as last weeks postponed PAH Accounting sponsored A&B Cup second round matches were played to a conclusion and it would be fair to say that all four ties went to form.