Flavovespia Domestic Sports Newswire

by **Flavovespia** » Sun Mar 13, 2022 8:50 am

Final Tables and Cup results

Code: Select all: Natfiser Super League Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Garden City FC 30 18 4 8 65 43 +22 58 CL LA 2 Marthorpe City FC 30 17 7 6 59 43 +16 58 CL 3 Bavingtor FC 30 16 5 9 43 31 +12 53 CC CWC LA 4 Kings Lunsel FC 30 15 6 9 52 42 +10 51 CC 5 Langmere Green Rovers FC 30 15 2 13 47 41 +6 47 CC VCIAPP 6 Binclestead Wood FC 30 13 5 12 62 50 +12 44 7 Loxthorpe Rovers FC 30 11 10 9 54 49 +5 43 8 Apsbrooke FC 30 12 7 11 46 42 +4 43 9 St Astons City FC 30 12 6 12 53 52 +1 42 10 Butterfield Rovers FC 30 11 6 13 50 58 −8 39 11 Carston Green FC 30 11 4 15 37 48 −11 37 12 Hadford Hill FC 30 7 12 11 46 55 −9 33 13 Waldster FC 30 8 9 13 38 51 −13 33 14 Vale FC 30 9 4 17 38 51 −13 31 R 15 Stanmorn FC 30 8 7 15 48 66 −18 31 R 16 Gann FC 30 6 8 16 34 50 −16 26 R Natfiser Challenge League Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 30 15 8 7 48 39 +9 53 P 2 South Maishop FC 30 14 8 8 54 42 +12 50 P 3 Abbots Lunsel FC 30 14 6 10 50 40 +10 48 P 4 Guildwell Football 30 13 8 9 43 42 +1 47 5 North Mayshop FC 30 12 8 10 50 44 +6 44 6 Havermilly FC 30 13 5 12 51 49 +2 44 7 Capton Club 30 10 13 7 43 37 +6 43 8 Narrock Wood United FC 30 13 4 13 51 49 +2 43 9 Sporting Towerhaite 30 12 6 12 38 32 +6 42 10 Croxlich FC 30 12 6 12 35 33 +2 42 11 Nailwood Mills FC 30 12 4 14 43 47 −4 40 12 Vitarias Legion 30 11 6 13 49 52 −3 39 13 Rumlington Rovers FC 30 10 7 13 41 48 −7 37 14 Slaton FC 30 10 4 16 46 60 −14 34 R 15 Cartswood FC 30 8 9 13 37 44 −7 33 R 16 Woodbrook FC 30 7 6 17 32 53 −21 27 R Abbots Lunsel FC 0–2 Guildwell Football North Mayshop FC 2–0 Havermilly FC Abbots Lunsel FC 2–1 North Mayshop FC Guildwell Football 1–3 Abbots Lunsel FC Natfiser National League D1 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Johns Park FC 30 16 9 5 55 38 +17 57 P 2 Hopford FC 30 17 5 8 49 28 +21 56 P 3 Boll Lake Mariners FC 30 15 9 6 54 37 +17 54 P 4 Henhaven Islanders FC 30 14 8 8 47 35 +12 50 5 Millsea FC 30 12 11 7 44 34 +10 47 6 Old Marthorpe FC 30 12 11 7 43 36 +7 47 7 Whittlesbury Wanderers 30 14 3 13 46 39 +7 45 8 Redthwaite Rangers FC 30 11 8 11 44 38 +6 41 9 Alstone FC 30 12 3 15 31 40 −9 39 10 Claychester FC 30 9 11 10 43 42 +1 38 11 Langpool Capton FC 30 10 7 13 30 36 −6 37 12 Highhadford FC 30 11 4 15 40 60 −20 37 13 Buchraston FC 30 8 12 10 47 51 −4 36 14 Caffchin FC 30 7 5 18 37 55 −18 26 R 15 Locksmith-on-Carron FC 30 5 10 15 32 48 −16 25 R 16 Boleland Wood Town FC 30 5 8 17 30 55 −25 23 R Boll Lake Mariners FC 1–0 Henhaven Islanders FC Millsea FC 2–1 Old Marthorpe FC Henhaven Islanders FC 0–0 Millsea FC (0–0 AET) (3–1 pen.) Boll Lake Mariners FC 1–0 Henhaven Islanders FC Natfiser National League D2 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Radstye Rangers FC 30 18 7 5 56 27 +29 61 P 2 Oxwich FC 30 17 8 5 51 31 +20 59 P 3 Captonbridge Rangers FC 30 16 6 8 58 41 +17 54 4 Westwood FC 30 12 13 5 41 28 +13 49 P 5 Magic Roundabout FC 30 15 2 13 36 34 +2 47 6 Frostbrook Rovers FC 30 13 7 10 42 47 −5 46 7 FC North Waldster 30 12 9 9 45 39 +6 45 8 Henhaven Beachside 30 12 5 13 42 38 +4 41 9 Buchraston Heath FC 30 11 8 11 53 51 +2 41 10 Camber Place FC 30 10 11 9 48 46 +2 41 11 Saltearth FC 30 10 6 14 48 55 −7 36 12 Oxwich Wood FC 30 10 4 16 44 62 −18 34 13 Calhead Rangers FC 30 9 5 16 43 60 −17 32 14 Napsmouth FC 30 7 9 14 32 41 −9 30 R 15 Floombury United FC 30 7 6 17 38 52 −14 27 R 16 Ashland Common 30 6 4 20 28 53 −25 22 R Captonbridge Rangers FC 0–1 Westwood FC Magic Roundabout FC 2–3 Frostbrook Rovers FC Captonbridge Rangers FC 1–1 Frostbrook Rovers FC (1–1 AET) (2–4 pen.) Westwood FC 5–4 Frostbrook Rovers FC Western Alliance D1 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Hadford Dacorum FC 30 21 7 2 69 27 +42 70 P 2 Maltsterbrack FC 30 18 6 6 51 26 +25 60 P 3 Old Saints FC 30 16 5 9 55 40 +15 53 4 Ellerstone Aerodrome 30 14 7 9 46 41 +5 49 5 Melcave Meerkats 30 12 11 7 46 45 +1 47 6 Panford FC 30 12 9 9 47 42 +5 45 7 South Hadford United 30 10 9 11 43 40 +3 39 8 Hadford Industrial United 30 10 9 11 47 46 +1 39 9 Saxford FC 30 11 6 13 46 51 −5 39 10 Ellerstone United FC 30 10 7 13 35 41 −6 37 11 Flawthorpe FC 30 11 4 15 46 54 −8 37 12 Pykrot End FC 30 10 7 13 40 50 −10 37 13 Tadcester Wood FC 30 10 6 14 59 70 −11 36 14 Walbert Street FC 30 10 5 15 44 52 −8 35 R 15 Combury FC 30 5 6 19 31 54 −23 21 R 16 Addenleigh Rangers FC 30 4 8 18 36 62 −26 20 R Maltsterbrack FC 0–0 Leabury FC (0–0 AET) (3–1 pen.) Old Saints FC 0–0 Crimblewood Park FC (1–1 AET) (5–4 pen.) Leabury FC 1–2 Old Saints FC Maltsterbrack FC 0–0 Old Saints FC (0–0 AET) (3–0 pen.) Eastern Alliance D1 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Henhaven Palace FC 30 17 9 4 64 38 +26 60 P 2 Leabury FC 30 15 9 6 50 32 +18 54 3 Crimblewood Park FC 30 14 8 8 48 36 +12 50 4 Sandneston Rovers FC 30 13 9 8 49 33 +16 48 5 Lunselbury FC 30 13 6 11 52 47 +5 45 6 Queens FC 30 13 6 11 49 53 −4 45 7 Narrock Community Sports 30 13 5 12 48 44 +4 44 8 FC North Orbital 30 11 7 12 53 55 −2 40 9 Waldster Junction FC 30 10 9 11 42 38 +4 39 10 Hillsight Bridge FC 30 10 9 11 42 52 −10 39 11 Dame Roundabout FC 30 10 8 12 55 64 −9 38 12 Buchraston Arches FC 30 9 10 11 32 41 −9 37 13 Galling Rangers 7AU 30 8 12 10 40 42 −2 36 14 Capton Valley FC 30 8 8 14 40 56 −16 32 R 15 Woodlee Farm 30 8 4 18 37 52 −15 28 R 16 Fullertons FC 30 5 7 18 40 58 −18 22 R Northern Alliance D2 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Bridles End FC 30 18 2 10 59 45 +14 56 P 2 Trenton Bottom Sports 30 16 6 8 54 39 +15 54 3 Barmount FC 30 15 6 9 54 33 +21 51 4 Binclestead Wood Common FC 30 15 4 11 45 42 +3 49 5 Water Gardens FC 30 14 6 10 50 42 +8 48 6 Prince Street Wanderers 30 13 9 8 37 33 +4 48 7 Bavingtor Airport FC 30 12 9 9 39 32 +7 45 8 St Astons Striders FC 30 12 6 12 51 50 +1 42 9 Kingsley Green FC 30 12 5 13 63 65 −2 41 10 Parmo-by-Hadford FC 30 11 7 12 41 40 +1 40 11 Westwood North FC 30 10 6 14 49 57 −8 36 12 Blackwald FC 30 10 5 15 32 47 −15 35 13 The Chorltons 30 9 6 15 37 54 −17 33 14 Phinmall Wood FC 30 8 8 14 56 63 −7 32 15 Dyrham Park FC 30 8 8 14 46 55 −9 32 R 16 Hadford Aerodrome 30 8 5 17 31 47 −16 29 R St Astons Athletic 4–3 Trenton Bottom Sports Capton Street FC 0–1 Barmount FC Trenton Bottom Sports 2–2 Barmount FC (2–2 AET) (5–6 pen.) St Astons Athletic 1–0 Barmount FC Western Alliance D2 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Presmoor Bridge Railway FC 30 17 8 5 56 30 +26 59 P 2 St Astons Athletic 30 16 9 5 45 24 +21 57 P 3 Capton Street FC 30 18 2 10 48 40 +8 56 4 FC The Rise 30 16 6 8 46 30 +16 54 5 St Astons Abbey and Cathedral 30 16 4 10 59 51 +8 52 6 Havermilly Hanger FC 30 13 11 6 37 25 +12 50 7 Smug Oak FC 30 12 8 10 40 39 +1 44 8 Bridge Hill FC 30 11 10 9 44 44 0 43 9 Saltearthbury FC 30 13 3 14 42 46 −4 42 10 Oakwoods FC 30 10 9 11 49 43 +6 39 11 Gerald's Oak FC 30 9 6 15 47 49 −2 33 12 Watchers Associates 30 8 6 16 47 62 −15 30 13 AFC Jovinal Farm 30 6 11 13 35 50 −15 29 14 Torstermound FC 30 7 7 16 44 54 −10 28 15 Beachtree Rangers FC 30 6 8 16 37 57 −20 26 R 16 Anot FC (Carston Green) 30 6 4 20 37 69 −32 22 R Southern Alliance D2 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Hollytree FC 30 20 5 5 64 31 +33 65 P 2 Waldster Waterfields 30 20 3 7 68 40 +28 63 P 3 Ifleii FC 30 15 9 6 50 36 +14 54 4 Brimton FC 30 15 8 7 54 34 +20 53 5 Kingsland FC 30 14 9 7 52 44 +8 51 6 Waldster Harriers FC 30 12 9 9 51 47 +4 45 7 Omega FC 30 12 8 10 51 40 +11 44 8 Cardinal Cross FC 30 12 7 11 45 41 +4 43 9 Penfold Park FC 30 11 7 12 51 45 +6 40 10 Kings FC 30 10 5 15 46 59 −13 35 11 Queens Road FC 30 9 6 15 48 59 −11 33 12 UA North Waldster 30 10 3 17 33 44 −11 33 13 Garden Ash FC 30 8 5 17 39 57 −18 29 14 Waldster Park United FC 30 7 8 15 32 54 −22 29 15 Maishophall Brook 30 6 9 15 39 56 −17 27 R 16 Primrose Hill FC 30 7 3 20 30 66 −36 24 R Waldster Waterfields 2–1 Lukes Wood FC Rumlington Lakes FC 0–1 Ifleii FC Lukes Wood FC 0–0 Ifleii FC (0–1 AET) Waldster Waterfields 3–1 Ifleii FC Eastern Alliance D2 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Malter End FC 30 20 6 4 55 22 +33 66 P 2 Lukes Wood FC 30 17 7 6 45 34 +11 58 3 Rumlington Lakes FC 30 17 5 8 52 35 +17 56 4 Sutsyridge FC 30 15 8 7 56 34 +22 53 5 Whisbeleng Woods FC 30 13 10 7 55 50 +5 49 6 Baxlee Blues 30 13 7 10 50 48 +2 46 7 Pranglers Crouch FC 30 14 3 13 51 39 +12 45 8 Loxthorpe Green FC 30 13 6 11 43 42 +1 45 9 The Little Green FC 30 9 10 11 39 44 −5 37 10 Chesinglea Village FC 30 10 5 15 43 53 −10 35 11 Great Fuzzbrooke Wood 30 9 5 16 35 48 −13 32 12 Buchraston Mill FC 30 8 8 14 27 43 −16 32 13 Aston Road FC 30 7 8 15 46 55 −9 29 14 Pranglen End FC 30 7 8 15 24 42 −18 29 15 FC Loxthorpe Athletic 30 5 10 15 40 56 −16 25 R 16 Capton United FC 30 5 10 15 37 53 −16 25 R

Code: Select all: Flavovespia Gold Cup Preliminary Round 1 (NA2) Barmount FC 0–1 (NA2) Trenton Bottom Sports (NA2) St Astons Striders FC 3–0 (NA2) The Chorltons (WHHL) Roe FC 0–1 (NA2) Binclestead Wood Common FC (WHHL) Porwald Greens 1–1 (HL) FC Chasers (2–1 AET) (HL) FC Locksmith 1–3 (NA2) Kingsley Green FC (NA2) Westwood North FC 6–2 (HL) Azframbridge Phoenix (NA2) Hadford Aerodrome 2–0 (NA2) Bavingtor Airport FC (NA2) Phinmall Wood FC 1–1 (NA2) Blackwald FC (3–1 AET) (WHHL) Linwyn Lake FC 2–1 (HL) Walnut End United FC (HL) Hadford Bypass FC 5–3 (WHHL) Claret Courage (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers 2–0 (NA2) Bridles End FC (WHHL) Peartree Rovers FC 2–3 (WHHL) Ridge FC (NA2) Dyrham Park FC 1–1 (WHHL) Anot St Peter FC (2–1 AET) (HL) Billingwax Browns 4–1 (NA2) Water Gardens FC (HL) FC Cupid Green 1–0 (NA2) Parmo-by-Hadford FC (WHHL) Letty Green 3–2 (HL) Heartwood Forest FC (WAD) Fairvale FC 0–0 (WA2) Saltearthbury FC (0–0 AET) (7–6 pen.) (SASL) St Astons Hill FC 3–1 (SASL) Lawsons FC (WA2) St Astons Abbey and Cathedral 1–0 (WA2) Beachtree Rangers FC (WA2) Havermilly Hanger FC 2–1 (WA2) Anot FC (Carston Green) (WAD) Floombury Social Club 1–3 (WA2) St Astons Athletic (SASL) Roestock Rovers FC 0–1 (WA2) AFC Jovinal Farm (WA2) Gerald's Oak FC 0–0 (WA2) Bridge Hill FC (1–0 AET) (SASL) Blackbirds FC 1–3 (WA2) Capton Street FC (WAD) Carston Eleven 2–0 (WAD) Carston Butterflies (WA2) Smug Oak FC 0–0 (WA2) Oakwoods FC (1–1 AET) (2–3 pen.) (WA2) Torstermound FC 1–0 (WA2) Watchers Associates (WA2) Presmoor Bridge Railway FC 1–0 (WAD) Kimpford FC (WAD) Esterwick End FC 1–0 (SASL) Tiberius Square (WA2) FC The Rise 1–0 (SASL) FC Faylake (SASL) Hilt Wood FC 4–3 (WAD) The Folly (SASL) Rose FC 0–1 (WAD) Presmoor Bridge AFC (LLA) South Maishop Fields 0–1 (SA2) Cardinal Cross FC (WAL) FC Galling Park 0–2 (WAL) West Waldster Warriors (SA2) Waldster Park United FC 1–0 (LLA) Northrise FC (SA2) Ifleii FC 0–1 (SA2) Hollytree FC (WAL) Digsbury FC 1–0 (WAL) Courtiers FC (SA2) Maishophall Brook 0–0 (SA2) Kings FC (2–0 AET) (WAL) Beach Grove Rovers FC 3–3 (SA2) Omega FC (3–3 AET) (3–4 pen.) (SA2) UA North Waldster 0–1 (SA2) Queens Road FC (SA2) Brimton FC 2–0 (WAL) Leabury Green FC (LLA) Abbots Park FC 4–2 (SA2) Garden Ash FC (WAL) The Rooks 1–2 (LLA) FC Knights (Abbots) (SA2) Kingsland FC 2–0 (WAL) Bophort Lane Club (LLA) Trophy Rise 0–1 (LLA) North Mayshop Park (SA2) Penfold Park FC 1–2 (SA2) Primrose Hill FC (LLA) Amateurs of Cartswood 1–5 (SA2) Waldster Harriers FC (LLA) AFC Abbots 1–3 (SA2) Waldster Waterfields (EA2) Chesinglea Village FC 0–3 (EA2) Whisbeleng Woods FC (TRL) Hillfield Brook FC 3–2 (TRL) Capton Heath Village FC (TRL) Narrock Wood Trading Co. 2–3 (EA2) Baxlee Blues (EAL) Butterfield Refinery FC 1–4 (EAL) Rumlington Dragons FC (EAL) Croxlich Beachside FC 4–2 (EAL) South Oxwich FC (EAL) Chalk Hill FC 2–0 (EAL) Croxlich Casuals (EA2) Buchraston Mill FC 0–0 (EA2) Aston Road FC (0–0 AET) (4–5 pen.) (EA2) Rumlington Lakes FC 2–3 (EAL) Batchingtonwood Club (TRL) Loxspring FC 3–0 (EA2) Great Fuzzbrooke Wood (EA2) The Little Green FC 4–2 (EAL) Sutsyridge Sports and Social Club (TRL) Capton FC 1–4 (EA2) Pranglen End FC (EA2) Pranglers Crouch FC 0–0 (EA2) FC Loxthorpe Athletic (1–0 AET) (EA2) Malter End FC 0–1 (EA2) Loxthorpe Green FC (TRL) Captonbridge Park FC 0–1 (EA2) Capton United FC (TRL) Capton Central FC 1–1 (TRL) The Amateurs of Buchraston (1–1 AET) (5–6 pen.) (EA2) Lukes Wood FC 1–0 (EA2) Sutsyridge FC Preliminary Round 2 (NA2) Phinmall Wood FC 3–1 (NA2) St Astons Striders FC (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers 0–0 (NA2) Kingsley Green FC (1–1 AET) (4–3 pen.) (HL) FC Cupid Green 0–1 (WHHL) Letty Green (WHHL) Ridge FC 1–0 (NA2) Westwood North FC (WHHL) Linwyn Lake FC 0–0 (HL) Hadford Bypass FC (1–1 AET) (3–4 pen.) (NA2) Dyrham Park FC 0–1 (NA2) Hadford Aerodrome (NA2) Binclestead Wood Common FC 0–1 (NA2) Trenton Bottom Sports (WHHL) Porwald Greens 3–3 (HL) Billingwax Browns (3–3 AET) (3–2 pen.) (WA2) Havermilly Hanger FC 4–0 (WAD) Esterwick End FC (WAD) Presmoor Bridge AFC 2–1 (WA2) Torstermound FC (SASL) Hilt Wood FC 1–4 (WA2) Gerald's Oak FC (WAD) Fairvale FC 1–1 (WA2) Oakwoods FC (1–1 AET) (5–4 pen.) (WA2) St Astons Athletic 3–0 (WA2) Presmoor Bridge Railway FC (WAD) Carston Eleven 2–1 (WA2) FC The Rise (WA2) Capton Street FC 1–0 (SASL) St Astons Hill FC (WA2) St Astons Abbey and Cathedral 0–0 (WA2) AFC Jovinal Farm (1–0 AET) (SA2) Waldster Harriers FC 7–4 (SA2) Omega FC (SA2) Cardinal Cross FC 0–0 (WAL) Digsbury FC (1–0 AET) (SA2) Queens Road FC 0–0 (SA2) Brimton FC (0–1 AET) (SA2) Primrose Hill FC 1–0 (LLA) FC Knights (Abbots) (SA2) Hollytree FC 3–2 (SA2) Waldster Park United FC (WAL) West Waldster Warriors 0–1 (SA2) Waldster Waterfields (SA2) Maishophall Brook 3–6 (SA2) Kingsland FC (LLA) Abbots Park FC 3–5 (LLA) North Mayshop Park (EA2) Whisbeleng Woods FC 2–0 (TRL) Hillfield Brook FC (TRL) Loxspring FC 2–1 (EA2) Lukes Wood FC (EA2) Capton United FC 2–0 (EA2) Pranglen End FC (TRL) The Amateurs of Buchraston 0–3 (EA2) Baxlee Blues (EAL) Chalk Hill FC 1–2 (EA2) Pranglers Crouch FC (EA2) The Little Green FC 2–2 (EAL) Batchingtonwood Club (2–2 AET) (0–3 pen.) (EAL) Rumlington Dragons FC 3–4 (EA2) Loxthorpe Green FC (EAL) Croxlich Beachside FC 1–2 (EA2) Aston Road FC Preliminary Round 3 (WHHL) Ridge FC 0–1 (WA1) Old Saints FC (WA1) Flawthorpe FC 2–0 (NA2) Trenton Bottom Sports (WA1) Hadford Dacorum FC 0–0 (WA2) Capton Street FC (0–0 AET) (2–4 pen.) (WA2) St Astons Athletic 2–6 (WA1) Ellerstone United FC (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers 2–1 (WHHL) Letty Green (WA1) Panford FC 5–2 (NA2) Hadford Aerodrome (WA1) Tadcester Wood FC 0–0 (WA1) Walbert Street FC (1–0 AET) (WA1) Addenleigh Rangers FC 3–1 (WA2) Havermilly Hanger FC (WA1) Pykrot End FC 3–0 (HL) Hadford Bypass FC (WA1) Melcave Meerkats 2–1 (WA1) Ellerstone Aerodrome (WHHL) Porwald Greens 2–3 (WA2) St Astons Abbey and Cathedral (WA1) Hadford Industrial United 1–3 (WA1) Maltsterbrack FC (WAD) Presmoor Bridge AFC 1–4 (NA2) Phinmall Wood FC (WA2) Gerald's Oak FC 2–2 (WAD) Carston Eleven (3–3 AET) (5–6 pen.) (WA1) Combury FC 2–1 (WAD) Fairvale FC (WA1) Saxford FC 0–1 (WA1) South Hadford United (SA2) Hollytree FC 2–3 (EA1) Lunselbury FC (EA1) Woodlee Farm 1–1 (LLA) North Mayshop Park (1–1 AET) (3–4 pen.) (SA2) Brimton FC 3–0 (SA2) Primrose Hill FC (EAL) Batchingtonwood Club 1–2 (EA1) Sandneston Rovers FC (TRL) Loxspring FC 1–1 (EA1) Capton Valley FC (1–2 AET) (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC 2–1 (EA2) Baxlee Blues (EA1) Queens FC 2–3 (SA2) Waldster Waterfields (SA2) Waldster Harriers FC 5–2 (EA2) Whisbeleng Woods FC (EA1) Crimblewood Park FC 0–1 (EA1) Waldster Junction FC (EA1) Hillsight Bridge FC 2–1 (EA2) Loxthorpe Green FC (EA1) Henhaven Palace FC 2–1 (EA1) Leabury FC (EA1) Narrock Community Sports 3–0 (EA2) Aston Road FC (EA1) FC North Orbital 1–2 (SA2) Cardinal Cross FC (SA2) Kingsland FC 3–5 (EA1) Dame Roundabout FC (EA2) Capton United FC 0–3 (EA2) Pranglers Crouch FC (EA1) Fullertons FC 0–4 (EA1) Galling Rangers 7AU Round 1 (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC 0–3 (NLD2) Calhead Rangers FC (NLD1) Johns Park FC 2–2 (EA1) Dame Roundabout FC (3–2 AET) (EA1) Hillsight Bridge FC 0–3 (WA1) Panford FC (WAD) Carston Eleven 3–4 (WA1) Ellerstone United FC (NLD2) Westwood FC 1–0 (NLD1) Alstone FC (NLD1) Buchraston FC 3–0 (NLD2) Floombury United FC (WA1) Combury FC 3–5 (NLD2) Napsmouth FC (NLD2) Henhaven Beachside 0–2 (NLD1) Locksmith-on-Carron FC (EA1) Lunselbury FC 3–0 (NA2) Phinmall Wood FC (WA1) Addenleigh Rangers FC 2–4 (EA1) Sandneston Rovers FC (NLD1) Hopford FC 1–1 (NLD1) Langpool Capton FC (2–1 AET) (NLD2) Oxwich FC 2–1 (NLD1) Highhadford FC (NLD1) Claychester FC 1–0 (SA2) Waldster Harriers FC (EA1) Waldster Junction FC 3–0 (EA1) Henhaven Palace FC (WA1) Tadcester Wood FC 1–4 (NLD1) Boleland Wood Town FC (NLD2) FC North Waldster 1–3 (NLD1) Old Marthorpe FC (SA2) Brimton FC 0–1 (NLD1) Millsea FC (NLD2) Magic Roundabout FC 6–2 (NLD2) Saltearth FC (NLD2) Buchraston Heath FC 0–1 (NLD1) Boll Lake Mariners FC (EA2) Pranglers Crouch FC 2–0 (WA1) Maltsterbrack FC (WA1) Melcave Meerkats 2–1 (EA1) Galling Rangers 7AU (WA2) St Astons Abbey and Cathedral 0–4 (NLD1) Redthwaite Rangers FC (NLD2) Oxwich Wood FC 3–2 (EA1) Narrock Community Sports (LLA) North Mayshop Park 0–1 (SA2) Waldster Waterfields (NLD2) Captonbridge Rangers FC 5–1 (SA2) Cardinal Cross FC (WA1) Old Saints FC 3–1 (NLD2) Frostbrook Rovers FC (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers 0–1 (WA2) Capton Street FC (NLD2) Ashland Common 6–2 (WA1) Pykrot End FC (WA1) Flawthorpe FC 2–2 (NLD1) Whittlesbury Wanderers (2–2 AET) (4–2 pen.) (EA1) Capton Valley FC 1–2 (NLD2) Radstye Rangers FC (NLD1) Henhaven Islanders FC 1–1 (WA1) South Hadford United (2–1 AET) (NLD1) Caffchin FC 1–0 (NLD2) Camber Place FC Round 2 CL) Slaton FC 0–1 (SL) Vale FC (CL) Abbots Lunsel FC 3–0 (NLD1) Old Marthorpe FC (NLD2) Westwood FC 0–4 (NLD1) Millsea FC (SL) Apsbrooke FC 3–1 (EA1) Sandneston Rovers FC (SL) St Astons City FC 4–1 (NLD2) Calhead Rangers FC (NLD1) Boleland Wood Town FC 0–1 (NLD2) Radstye Rangers FC (NLD1) Claychester FC 1–1 (SL) Carston Green FC (1–1 AET) (7–6 pen.) (NLD2) Napsmouth FC 0–1 (CL) South Maishop FC (NLD1) Boll Lake Mariners FC 2–0 (SL) Kings Lunsel FC (CL) Narrock Wood United FC 2–0 (CL) Guildwell Football (NLD2) Magic Roundabout FC 3–0 (WA2) Capton Street FC (CL) Nailwood Mills FC 0–1 (SL) Garden City FC (SL) Bavingtor FC 0–0 (NLD1) Johns Park FC (1–0 AET) (NLD2) Ashland Common 3–0 (WA1) Old Saints FC (CL) Croxlich FC 0–1 (NLD1) Hopford FC (SL) Marthorpe City FC 3–1 (NLD1) Henhaven Islanders FC (NLD1) Locksmith-on-Carron FC 4–2 (CL) Rumlington Rovers FC (NLD2) Captonbridge Rangers FC 1–0 (WA1) Ellerstone United FC (CL) Cartswood FC 3–1 (WA1) Panford FC (SL) Binclestead Wood FC 1–0 (CL) Sporting Towerhaite (SL) Hadford Hill FC 3–1 (CL) Havermilly FC (WA1) Melcave Meerkats 0–1 (CL) North Mayshop FC (SA2) Waldster Waterfields 2–3 (EA1) Waldster Junction FC (CL) Capton Club 1–1 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC (1–1 AET) (2–3 pen.) (EA1) Lunselbury FC 0–1 (NLD1) Buchraston FC (NLD1) Caffchin FC 0–1 (NLD2) Oxwich FC (SL) Stanmorn FC 3–2 (SL) Butterfield Rovers FC (EA2) Pranglers Crouch FC 0–1 (SL) Gann FC (WA1) Flawthorpe FC 1–3 (NLD1) Redthwaite Rangers FC (SL) Waldster FC 5–1 (NLD2) Oxwich Wood FC (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC 1–0 (CL) Vitarias Legion (CL) Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 1–0 (CL) Woodbrook FC Round 3 (CL) South Maishop FC 0–1 (SL) St Astons City FC (NLD1) Claychester FC 0–0 (SL) Marthorpe City FC (0–0 AET) (5–4 pen.) (NLD2) Radstye Rangers FC 0–3 (SL) Binclestead Wood FC (SL) Bavingtor FC 1–0 (NLD1) Millsea FC (SL) Hadford Hill FC 3–1 (NLD1) Boll Lake Mariners FC (CL) Abbots Lunsel FC 0–2 (SL) Stanmorn FC (SL) Gann FC 4–1 (NLD1) Redthwaite Rangers FC (NLD2) Magic Roundabout FC 0–1 (EA1) Waldster Junction FC (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC 4–2 (SL) Waldster FC (NLD2) Captonbridge Rangers FC 1–0 (CL) Cartswood FC (CL) North Mayshop FC 2–1 (CL) Narrock Wood United FC (NLD1) Locksmith-on-Carron FC 2–0 (NLD2) Oxwich FC (NLD1) Buchraston FC 1–0 (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC (SL) Apsbrooke FC 1–0 (SL) Vale FC (CL) Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 1–0 (NLD2) Ashland Common (NLD1) Hopford FC 0–1 (SL) Garden City FC Round 4 (SL) Bavingtor FC 2–1 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC (NLD1) Claychester FC 2–2 (SL) Garden City FC (2–3 AET) (SL) Gann FC 5–0 (NLD1) Locksmith-on-Carron FC (NLD2) Captonbridge Rangers FC 4–6 (SL) Stanmorn FC (CL) North Mayshop FC 0–0 (EA1) Waldster Junction FC (1–0 AET) (SL) Binclestead Wood FC 2–2 (SL) Apsbrooke FC (2–2 AET) (4–2 pen.) (CL) Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 2–1 (NLD1) Buchraston FC (SL) Hadford Hill FC 2–3 (SL) St Astons City FC Quarter Finals (CL) North Mayshop FC 1–1 (CL) Batchingtonwood Rovers FC (1–1 AET) (4–3 pen.) (SL) Stanmorn FC 3–2 (SL) Gann FC (SL) St Astons City FC 0–3 (SL) Garden City FC (SL) Binclestead Wood FC 1–1 (SL) Bavingtor FC (1–1 AET) (0–2 pen.) Semi Finals (SL) Garden City FC 3–1 (SL) Stanmorn FC (CL) North Mayshop FC 2–3 (SL) Bavingtor FC Final (SL) Bavingtor FC 1–0 (SL) Garden City FC

Code: Select all: League Cup Round 1 (NLD1) Boll Lake Mariners FC 0–3 (SL) Hadford Hill FC (NLD1) Millsea FC 0–3 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC (NLD2) Magic Roundabout FC 0–3 (CL) Nailwood Mills FC (NLD2) Saltearth FC 1–2 (CL) South Maishop FC (NLD2) Radstye Rangers FC 3–2 (SL) Waldster FC (NLD1) Boleland Wood Town FC 0–2 (SL) Binclestead Wood FC (NLD1) Redthwaite Rangers FC 0–1 (CL) Cartswood FC (NLD2) Captonbridge Rangers FC 1–4 (SL) Vale FC (NLD2) FC North Waldster 1–1 (SL) Stanmorn FC (3–1 AET) (NLD2) Buchraston Heath FC 1–3 (CL) Capton Club (NLD1) Alstone FC 1–1 (SL) Marthorpe City FC (1–1 AET) (5–6 pen.) (NLD1) Locksmith-on-Carron FC 1–3 (CL) Croxlich FC (NLD2) Oxwich FC 0–1 (SL) St Astons City FC (NLD1) Whittlesbury Wanderers 3–3 (CL) Abbots Lunsel FC (4–4 AET) (5–4 pen.) (NLD1) Henhaven Islanders FC 1–0 (CL) Guildwell Football (NLD1) Old Marthorpe FC 0–2 (CL) Rumlington Rovers FC (NLD2) Ashland Common 0–1 (CL) Batchingtonwood Rovers FC (NLD2) Henhaven Beachside 0–1 (CL) Vitarias Legion (NLD2) Westwood FC 2–0 (SL) Apsbrooke FC (NLD2) Calhead Rangers FC 0–2 (SL) Garden City FC (NLD1) Caffchin FC 1–0 (CL) Narrock Wood United FC (NLD1) Buchraston FC 4–4 (CL) North Mayshop FC (5–4 AET) (NLD1) Langpool Capton FC 1–1 (CL) Sporting Towerhaite (1–1 AET) (3–4 pen.) (NLD1) Highhadford FC 3–4 (SL) Kings Lunsel FC (NLD2) Napsmouth FC 0–2 (CL) Woodbrook FC (NLD2) Floombury United FC 4–4 (SL) Bavingtor FC (4–6 AET) (NLD1) Johns Park FC 0–0 (CL) Slaton FC (1–0 AET) (NLD1) Hopford FC 2–2 (CL) Havermilly FC (3–3 AET) (1–3 pen.) (NLD1) Claychester FC 1–0 (SL) Carston Green FC (NLD2) Camber Place FC 1–3 (SL) Gann FC (NLD2) Oxwich Wood FC 3–1 (SL) Butterfield Rovers FC (NLD2) Frostbrook Rovers FC 0–2 (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC Round 2 (NLD2) Westwood FC 0–1 (SL) Marthorpe City FC (CL) Vitarias Legion 1–0 (NLD1) Johns Park FC (SL) Binclestead Wood FC 3–0 (NLD2) FC North Waldster (NLD1) Henhaven Islanders FC 5–3 (NLD2) Oxwich Wood FC (CL) Cartswood FC 5–0 (CL) Woodbrook FC (SL) Gann FC 1–1 (SL) St Astons City FC (1–2 AET) (SL) Garden City FC 0–3 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC (SL) Bavingtor FC 2–0 (NLD1) Claychester FC (CL) South Maishop FC 0–0 (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC (0–1 AET) (NLD1) Buchraston FC 1–2 (CL) Nailwood Mills FC (CL) Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 0–2 (CL) Sporting Towerhaite (SL) Hadford Hill FC 3–2 (NLD2) Radstye Rangers FC (CL) Croxlich FC 3–0 (CL) Havermilly FC (SL) Vale FC 1–0 (SL) Kings Lunsel FC (NLD1) Whittlesbury Wanderers 0–1 (CL) Capton Club (CL) Rumlington Rovers FC 1–1 (NLD1) Caffchin FC (1–1 AET) (4–2 pen.) Round 3 (CL) Capton Club 3–1 (CL) Nailwood Mills FC (SL) Binclestead Wood FC 4–0 (CL) Rumlington Rovers FC (CL) Cartswood FC 1–0 (CL) Vitarias Legion (CL) Croxlich FC 4–4 (SL) St Astons City FC (4–5 AET) (SL) Vale FC 0–1 (SL) Bavingtor FC (NLD1) Henhaven Islanders FC 0–2 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC (SL) Hadford Hill FC 1–2 (SL) Marthorpe City FC (CL) Sporting Towerhaite 2–1 (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC Quarter Finals (SL) Bavingtor FC 1–0 (CL) Capton Club (SL) Marthorpe City FC 0–0 (CL) Sporting Towerhaite (1–0 AET) (SL) St Astons City FC 2–2 (SL) Binclestead Wood FC (4–2 AET) (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC 3–1 (CL) Cartswood FC Semi Finals (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC 2–0 (SL) Bavingtor FC (SL) St Astons City FC 0–1 (SL) Marthorpe City FC Final (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC 1–1 (SL) Marthorpe City FC (2–1 AET)

Code: Select all: Alliance Shield Northern Round 1 (NA2) The Chorltons 0–0 (NA2) Kingsley Green FC (1–1 AET) (3–4 pen.) (NA2) Blackwald FC 1–2 (NA2) St Astons Striders FC (NA2) Parmo-by-Hadford FC 1–1 (NA2) Barmount FC (1–1 AET) (5–6 pen.) (NA2) Bridles End FC 3–1 (NA2) Bavingtor Airport FC (NA2) Binclestead Wood Common FC 5–4 (NA2) Westwood North FC (NA2) Trenton Bottom Sports 0–2 (NA2) Water Gardens FC (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers 1–0 (NA2) Phinmall Wood FC (NA2) Hadford Aerodrome 5–1 (NA2) Dyrham Park FC Western Round 1 (WA2) Havermilly Hanger FC 2–1 (WA2) AFC Jovinal Farm (WA2) St Astons Abbey and Cathedral 3–2 (WA2) Smug Oak FC (WA2) Anot FC (Carston Green) 1–0 (WA2) Torstermound FC (WA2) Oakwoods FC 4–1 (WA2) Bridge Hill FC (WA2) Saltearthbury FC 1–2 (WA2) Gerald's Oak FC (WA2) Presmoor Bridge Railway FC 4–4 (WA2) St Astons Athletic (5–4 AET) (WA2) Capton Street FC 3–0 (WA2) Beachtree Rangers FC (WA2) FC The Rise 1–0 (WA2) Watchers Associates Southern Round 1 (SA2) Maishophall Brook 0–0 (SA2) Waldster Park United FC (0–3 AET) (SA2) Waldster Waterfields 1–0 (SA2) Garden Ash FC (SA2) Ifleii FC 2–0 (SA2) Kings FC (SA2) Primrose Hill FC 1–1 (SA2) Omega FC (1–1 AET) (4–3 pen.) (SA2) Penfold Park FC 1–0 (SA2) Queens Road FC (SA2) Hollytree FC 3–3 (SA2) Brimton FC (3–3 AET) (3–2 pen.) (SA2) Kingsland FC 2–4 (SA2) Waldster Harriers FC (SA2) UA North Waldster 2–2 (SA2) Cardinal Cross FC (2–2 AET) (5–4 pen.) Eastern Round 1 (EA2) Whisbeleng Woods FC 4–4 (EA2) Great Fuzzbrooke Wood (5–5 AET) (4–3 pen.) (EA2) Chesinglea Village FC 1–0 (EA2) FC Loxthorpe Athletic (EA2) Rumlington Lakes FC 3–2 (EA2) Loxthorpe Green FC (EA2) Aston Road FC 3–3 (EA2) Pranglen End FC (3–4 AET) (EA2) Lukes Wood FC 3–0 (EA2) Buchraston Mill FC (EA2) Baxlee Blues 1–0 (EA2) Pranglers Crouch FC (EA2) Sutsyridge FC 1–2 (EA2) The Little Green FC (EA2) Capton United FC 0–3 (EA2) Malter End FC Western Round 2 (WA2) Oakwoods FC 1–0 (WA1) Walbert Street FC (WA2) Anot FC (Carston Green) 0–1 (WA1) Flawthorpe FC (NA2) Bridles End FC 1–1 (WA1) Hadford Dacorum FC (1–1 AET) (2–3 pen.) (NA2) St Astons Striders FC 3–0 (WA1) Ellerstone United FC (WA2) Capton Street FC 0–3 (WA1) Combury FC (NA2) Binclestead Wood Common FC 2–1 (WA1) Hadford Industrial United (NA2) Barmount FC 2–2 (WA1) Ellerstone Aerodrome (3–2 AET) (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers 1–0 (WA1) Panford FC (WA2) Havermilly Hanger FC 0–1 (WA1) Pykrot End FC (NA2) Kingsley Green FC 3–1 (WA1) South Hadford United (NA2) Hadford Aerodrome 2–1 (WA1) Maltsterbrack FC (WA2) FC The Rise 1–1 (WA1) Addenleigh Rangers FC (2–1 AET) (WA2) St Astons Abbey and Cathedral 2–2 (WA1) Old Saints FC (2–2 AET) (2–4 pen.) (WA2) Presmoor Bridge Railway FC 3–3 (WA1) Saxford FC (3–3 AET) (3–1 pen.) (NA2) Water Gardens FC 1–1 (WA1) Tadcester Wood FC (1–1 AET) (3–4 pen.) (WA2) Gerald's Oak FC 2–1 (WA1) Melcave Meerkats Eastern Round 2 (EA2) Baxlee Blues 0–1 (EA1) Capton Valley FC (SA2) Ifleii FC 0–1 (EA1) FC North Orbital (EA2) Chesinglea Village FC 0–1 (EA1) Woodlee Farm (SA2) Waldster Park United FC 0–1 (EA1) Galling Rangers 7AU (SA2) Waldster Harriers FC 3–3 (EA1) Sandneston Rovers FC (4–3 AET) (EA2) The Little Green FC 1–2 (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC (EA2) Rumlington Lakes FC 0–2 (EA1) Hillsight Bridge FC (EA2) Whisbeleng Woods FC 2–2 (EA1) Waldster Junction FC (3–2 AET) (SA2) Hollytree FC 2–1 (EA1) Crimblewood Park FC (SA2) Waldster Waterfields 1–2 (EA1) Leabury FC (EA2) Malter End FC 2–0 (EA1) Fullertons FC (SA2) Primrose Hill FC 1–2 (EA1) Lunselbury FC (SA2) Penfold Park FC 0–3 (EA1) Queens FC (EA2) Pranglen End FC 4–5 (EA1) Henhaven Palace FC (SA2) UA North Waldster 3–1 (EA1) Dame Roundabout FC (EA2) Lukes Wood FC 3–3 (EA1) Narrock Community Sports (4–4 AET) (4–3 pen.) Western Round 3 (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers 3–1 (WA1) Flawthorpe FC (NA2) St Astons Striders FC 3–1 (WA1) Hadford Dacorum FC (NA2) Binclestead Wood Common FC 2–0 (WA2) FC The Rise (NA2) Kingsley Green FC 2–0 (WA2) Oakwoods FC (NA2) Barmount FC 1–0 (WA2) Presmoor Bridge Railway FC (WA1) Pykrot End FC 3–0 (WA1) Combury FC (WA1) Tadcester Wood FC 1–0 (NA2) Hadford Aerodrome (WA2) Gerald's Oak FC 3–2 (WA1) Old Saints FC Eastern Round 3 (EA1) Woodlee Farm 1–1 (EA1) Lunselbury FC (2–3 AET) (EA1) Queens FC 3–2 (SA2) UA North Waldster (SA2) Hollytree FC 2–1 (EA1) Hillsight Bridge FC (EA1) Henhaven Palace FC 0–1 (EA2) Whisbeleng Woods FC (EA1) Leabury FC 1–0 (EA2) Lukes Wood FC (EA1) Capton Valley FC 0–1 (EA1) FC North Orbital (EA1) Galling Rangers 7AU 2–6 (EA2) Malter End FC (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC 1–1 (SA2) Waldster Harriers FC (2–1 AET) Western Quarter Finals (WA1) Pykrot End FC 2–2 (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers (2–2 AET) (4–2 pen.) (WA1) Tadcester Wood FC 0–0 (NA2) Kingsley Green FC (0–0 AET) (1–3 pen.) (WA2) Gerald's Oak FC 1–1 (NA2) Barmount FC (2–2 AET) (6–5 pen.) (NA2) St Astons Striders FC 2–2 (NA2) Binclestead Wood Common FC (2–2 AET) (6–7 pen.) Eastern Quarter Finals (EA2) Whisbeleng Woods FC 1–1 (EA1) Queens FC (1–2 AET) (SA2) Hollytree FC 1–3 (EA1) Leabury FC (EA1) Lunselbury FC 0–3 (EA2) Malter End FC (EA1) FC North Orbital 1–2 (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC Western Semi Finals (NA2) Kingsley Green FC 0–1 (WA1) Pykrot End FC (NA2) Binclestead Wood Common FC 1–1 (WA2) Gerald's Oak FC (3–1 AET) Eastern Semi Finals (EA1) Leabury FC 3–1 (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC (EA2) Malter End FC 4–0 (EA1) Queens FC Western Final (NA2) Binclestead Wood Common FC 1–0 (WA1) Pykrot End FC Eastern Final (EA1) Leabury FC 2–2 (EA2) Malter End FC (2–2 AET) (3–5 pen.) Final (EA2) Malter End FC 0–0 (NA2) Binclestead Wood Common FC (0–0 AET) (2–4 pen.)

by **Flavovespia** » Sun Mar 13, 2022 11:06 am

Awards

Young TOTY (23 and under)

GK: Nathan Crewe (23) (FVA) (Waldster FC)
LB: Darren Mayes (23) (FVA) (Vale FC)
CB: Malcolm Beresford (22) (FVA) (Bavingtor FC)
CB: Guðlaugur Ísidórsson (22) (PAS) (Langmere Green Rovers FC)
RB: Andrew Dance (23) (FVA) (Loxthorpe Rovers FC)
LM: Ben Evans (20) (FVA) (St Astons City FC)
CM: David Wassell (23) (FVA) (St Astons City FC)
CM: Simon Tucker (23) (FVA) (Marthorpe City FC)
RM: Jonathan Bagshaw (19) (FVA) (Langmere Green Rovers FC)
CF: Robin King (23) (FVA) (Apsbrooke FC)
CF: Derek Crompton (21) (FVA) (Bavingtor FC)

The potential starts of tomorrow, and a few of today, make the Young TOTY. Nathan Crewe is the Young TOTY goalkeeper again, his performances better than that of Julian Ellis, John Gildea and Garry Bowles. The defence is a mixed bag. Darren Mayes and Andrew Dance had okay seasons, but nothing groundbreaking. However Malcolm Beresford and Guðlaugur Ísidórsson showed real maturity and skill beyond their years. In midfield, Ben Evans showed skill in his appearances, and could well be a starter next season. David Wassell and Simon Tucker were both resolute in their respective mdifields. Jonathan Bagshaw meanwhile, looks like one of the best attacking midfielders in the league, and he’s still not out of his teens. Up front, Robin King is showing some good potential, and Derek Crompton impressed off the bench and in the handful of starts he made.

Veteran TOTY (32 and over)

GK: Robert Jones (33) (FVA) (Kings Lunsel FC)
LB: Gerald Bishop (32) (FVA) (Apsbrooke FC)
CB: David Thomas (32) (FVA) (Bavingtor FC)
CB: Iain Brown (34) (FVA) (Garden City FC)
RB: Ian Johnson (35) (FVA) (Bavingtor FC)
LM: Jonathan Feld (33) (FVA) (Kings Lunsel FC)
CM: Mark Crossland (34) (FVA) (Garden City FC)
CM: Tony Elvidge (34) (FVA) (Bavingtor FC)
RM: Steven Hall (34) (FVA) (Loxthorpe Rovers FC)
CF: Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen (32) (KOR) (Binclestead Wood FC)
CF: Andrew Mason (36) (FVA) (Garden City FC)

Several of the veterans really delivered this season. Robert Jones had a decent season in goal, helped by the new defensive reinforcements ahead of him. At the back, Iain Brown played one of his best ever seasons to help Garden City to that shock title. David Thomas and Ian Johnson put in great performances to help Bavingtor to 3rd and the best defensive record in the Super League. Gerald Bishop was a real asset for Apsbrooke. In midfield, Jonathan Feld showed age wasn’t hitting him yet, he was a menace down the left wing. Tony Elvidge seemed to finally hit some consistency and Mark Crossland was superb for champions Garden City. Steven Hall still seemed to be one of the best right wingers in the division, his critics exaggerating his drop off. Up front, Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen won the Golden Boot, and was one of the players of the season. And Andrew Mason, what a way to finish off his career, his 19 goals helping Garden City to the title.

International TOTY

GK: Lawrence Henderson (25) (NWK) (Langmere Green Rovers FC)
LB: Vesuvius Feist (28) (NPH) (Kings Lunsel FC)
CB: Kausjasteul Rilastadhaunden (30) (KOR) (Kings Lunsel FC)
CB: Guðlaugur Ísidórsson (22) (PAS) (Langmere Green Rovers FC)
RB: Grigori Reich (25) (PFA) (Kings Lunsel FC)
LM: Konstantin Vyland (30) (NPH) (Langmere Green Rovers FC)
CM: Timur Kransnyoporov (31) (PYA) (Marthorpe City FC)
CM: Daniel Laverne (30) (NPH) (Kings Lunsel FC)
RM: Victor Collomb (24) (SVG) (Marthorpe City FC)
CF: Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen (32) (KOR) (Binclestead Wood FC)
CF: Ásvarður Bergmundursson (27) (GRF) (St Astons City FC)

The Super League has a decent number of international players, and the International TOTY recognises them. Lawrence Henderson may not have had a spectacular season, but he was the best of the international goalkeepers. In defence, Vesuvius Feist, Kausjasteul Rilastadhaunden and Guðlaugur Ísidórsson showed why money was spent to bring them in, and Grigori Reich kept up his good form for Kings Lunsel. In the midfield, Konstantin Vyland didn’t have his best season in the colours of Langmere Green Rovers, but was still a good part of the team. Timur Kransnyoporov was a piece of the midfield Marthorpe City needed, and Daniel Laverne had a good command of the midfield for Kings Lunsel. Out on the right wing, Victor Collomb was an important part of a strong Marthorpe City attack. Up front, Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen was a no-brainer for this side, and Ásvarður Bergmundursson was 3rd with 20 goals in the Golden Boot standings, showing off his talents well.

Overall TOTY

GK: Thomas Foley (25) (FVA) (Bavingtor FC)
LB: David Lyons (26) (FVA) (Langmere Green Rovers FC)
CB: Vivek Soni (30) (FVA) (Garden City FC)
CB: David Thomas (32) (FVA) (Bavingtor FC)
RB: Alistair McKinlay (29) (FVA) (Garden City FC)
LM: Andrew Thomas (26) (FVA) (Marthorpe City FC)
CM: Sachin Gupta (26) (FVA) (Garden City FC)
CM: Robert Totten (29) (FVA) (Loxthorpe Rovers FC)
RM: Colin Henderson (26) (FVA) (Garden City FC)
CF: Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen (32) (KOR) (Binclestead Wood FC)
CF: Anthony Hannigan (27) (FVA) (Kings Lunsel FC)

And now, the overall TOTY. Thomas Foley was the goalkeeper of the year, unleashing his potential and drawing comparisons to ex-Bavingtor goalkeeper David Meehan. In defence, David Lyons was a little bit of a surprise choice, but whatever issues Langmere Green Rovers had, they weren’t from many mistakes by him. Vivek Soni really came out of nowhere to become a defensive rock, and he was one of many pieces that came together to get Garden City that fairytale title. David Thomas similarly proved to be an unexpected centre back star. Alistair McKinlay, who seemed to be eternally “one year away” from breaking through, had that breakthrough at last, really helping his side. Into midfield now, and Andrew Thomas was part of the fearsome attacking quarter of Marthorpe City that gave so many attackers issues. Sachin Gupta was another player who suddenly found form this year, few could cope with his closing down and passing skills. Robert Totten, despite the struggles of Loxthorpe Rovers, still had that elusiveness to score goals and get assists, and was their player of the season. A surprise at right midfield, Colin Henderson played out of his skin, and with 17 goals to his name, he edges out Steven Hall to make the team of the year. A player who began his pro career at Leabury and has played non league football, he’s worked so hard to achieve this, and it’s a huge inspiration to all. Up front, and it’s the two highest goalscorers who make the Overall TOTY, Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen and Anthony Hannigan. Both were brilliant in front of goal, and were rightfully in this TOTY, despite tough competition.

by **Flavovespia** » Sun Jun 05, 2022 9:54 am

Natfiser Super League

37AU, and another season of domestic football is about to begin. 240 games in the Super League are coming up, and in the end, there will be one winner. Who will it be this season?

by **Flavovespia** » Sun Jun 05, 2022 9:55 am

Natfiser Super League

Part 2 of the preview, containing the teams from 8th to 1st from last season.

by **Flavovespia** » Sun Jun 05, 2022 12:26 pm

Natfiser Super League

Part 1

Key Games

Butterfield Rovers FC 0–2 Garden City FC (MD1)

The traditional Friday Football Fever game to open the season saw last season’s surprise winners Garden City travel to Butterfield Rovers. It was a cagey first half, with little opportunity for either side. In the 55th minute, Craig Fraser, who scored the goal that won Garden City the title, started his season horribly, a straight red after he went through Alexander Anderson with his studs up. Butterfield Rovers pushed forward, but a late counter saw Sachin Gupta find space to get the first goal of the season. Malcolm Golfin would also score a tap-in on the counter to make it a win for the defending champions.

Abbots Lunsel FC 2–4 Batchingtonwood Rovers FC (MD1)

After 18 seasons away from the top flight, the atmosphere was rocking in Abbots Way. It was also a return to the Super League for Batchingtonwood Rovers, albeit after a much shorter time away. When Sanjay Pathak had 2 debut goals within 11 minutes, it seemed like a dream come true for the hosts. However, Alex Sturman 2 simple finishes either side of half time squared up the game. Anthony Sharkey found the net from just outside the box to give Batchingtonwood Rovers the lead, and Kenneth Pile scored one of the easiest goals of his career, Abbots Lunsel sent everyone including goalkeeper Garry Sutherland up for a corner, and the risk failed with an empty net left to score into.

Langmere Green Rovers FC 2–2 South Maishop FC (MD1)

South Maishop weren’t given an easy fixture at all upon their return to the Super League. Robert Simmons was making an immediate return to his old side, and in the 14th minute, Matthew Cope’s blocked shot fell to Simmons, who smashed in the rebound. No sentimentality from him as he ran off in celebration. A double though for Adrian Jones seemed to put Langmere Green Rovers in a great position at half-time. However, Murad Ahmed’s high challenge on Alan Patient was given as a red card after video review, and it proved costly. Matthew Cope got the equaliser 8 minutes from time, after some sustained pressure from the visitors. Langmere Green Rovers can’t start with a win, and a good point for South Maishop.

Bavingtor FC 1–3 Kings Lunsel FC (MD2)

This was last season’s 3rd place taking on last season’s 4th place. Both won their opening games, so this would be an interesting contest. Daniel Laverne’s long range effort set the tone for the visitors in their blue away kit. Steven Hurricane would also score from outside the box with 15 minutes to go, all but ending chances of the hosts getting something here. Kenneth McKeon’s cameo from the bench saw him tap in after Anthony Hannigan hit the post, with Nicholas Knox scoring a consolation goal, with some fans already leaving. Kings Lunsel looking strong based on their opening 2 games.

Garden City FC 1–0 Loxthorpe Rovers FC (MD2)

Garden City came into this keen to win a second game on the row to show their title credentials again, Loxthorpe Rovers keen to make up for a 0-1 loss at home to Bavingtor. Malcolm Golfin’s headed goal on the brink of half time proved to be the winner. The second half saw Loxthorpe Rovers have a fair amount of possession, but their attack was very lacklustre, and Fol Kacceo didn’t have too much drama in keeping a second clean sheet.

Binclestead Wood FC 2–3 Butterfield Rovers FC (MD2)

Two teams with not a lot of love or respect for each other faced off here, the host having won their opening game, the visitors having lost theirs. Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen added to the hat-trick he’d scored against Waldster, with a powerful shot to open up the scoring. However 2 quickly after the break put the visitors in front, before Andrew Thompson dragged in an equaliser, capitalising on a spilled shot by Liam Nicholls. Nicholls blushes were spared, when on the cusp of injury time, Alexander Anderson got a foot to the ball from a corner, and found the net.

St Astons City FC 2–2 Hadford Hill FC (MD3)

An early season Big 3 derby was upon us in St Astons City. St Astons City got a somewhat contentious penalty in the 17th minute, Christopher Ace brought down by Adrian Cooper, but the contact didn’t seem particularly strong. Nonetheless, Ásvarður Bergmundursson took the chance to put the hosts in front. However, a left-footed and then a right-footed goal by Mark Paul put Hadford Hill 1-2 up at the break. Liam Cunningham slotted in from a Christopher Ace cross early in the second half, but the rest of the game was more of a scrappy affair, a bit of a surprise in some ways that there were no red cards, with a fair few players squaring up at points.

Marthorpe City FC 3–1 Apsbrooke FC (MD3)

2 away draws left Marthorpe City needing to get their season going, meanwhile Apsbrooke were still goalless. Thomas Stratford scored with his first shot, poor defending from a Timur Kransnyoporov ball downfield allowing an easy route to goal. Mitul Shah then scored a brilliant goal for a defender from outside the box to equalise. However, it was in vain as Andrew Thomas soon restored the lead, beating Mitul Shah to then get the opportunity, and Thomas Stratford rounded off the win with a goal on the break in injury time.

Bavingtor FC 3–4 St Astons City FC (MD4)

When Oscar Brokhorst took just 95 seconds to open the scoring, this game was set up to be a thriller. David Wassell deflected Tony Elvidge’s shot into his own net to make it 2-0. By the break however, it was all square, Zdeslaw Markowić and Liam Cunningham finding the net from just inside the box. Liam Cunningham would score again, this time capitalising on a rebound to squeeze the ball past Thomas Foley at a tight angle. Nicholas Knox made it 3-3 to set up a potentially dramatic finish. It came just before injury time, a whipped in free-kick, and David Wassell at the right endheaded the ball down, it bounced up past Thomas Foley, hit the underside of the crossbar, and just crossed the line, the goal line technology confirming it was literal centimetres in. St Astons City remain undefeated in a decent start so far.

Binclestead Wood FC 4–0 Kings Lunsel FC (MD4)

3 win in a row, and Kings Lunsel were making clear that they were on title-winning form. Then four minutes into this game, David Harris somehow scored at a corner with nobody picking him up. Kings Lunsel’s attack was a little lethargic, and the result of this game got out of hand when Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen raced away for a second hat trick of the season. It was almost a one man show, and that one man was in the colours of the hosts Binclestead Wood. Elsewhere, with Batchingtonwood Rovers winning over Apsbrooke, the newly promoted side go top of the Super League.

Waldster FC 6–2 Butterfield Rovers FC (MD4)

After 2 home losses already, Waldster fans wanted to see more from their side in the Hornet’s Nest. And saw more they did. Dinsdale Landen and Andrew Travers made light work of Butterfield Rovers to drive into the box and score before 15 minutes. James Fortun set the scene for a comeback with a curling effort. However, just after the break, a lengthy penalty check for a handball by Richard Sanders was given, and Lancelot Wray slotted home. Then, a late collapse saw Akshat Kapur and Andrew Travers both score almost mirror goals, cutting inside and shooting across goal to the far post. Lancelot Wray scored again from the spot after Andrew Travers was tripped by Michael Luke. Alexander Anderson got a second goal late on in injury time this season, but this one made no difference. A big win for Waldster.

Kings Lunsel FC 1–2 Abbots Lunsel FC (MD5)

After almost 2 decades, the return of the Lunselbury derby in the Super League. The stadium was packed, and there was an almighty atmosphere in the ground. Graham Keeley found the net with a low driven shot on the quarter hour mark to put Kings Lunsel into the head. However Sanjay Pathak capitalised on a loose part to get one on one, and slotted past Robert Jones. 5 minutes later, and David Hulme’s attempted cross somehow curled it’s way into the net, confounding the defenders, goalkeeper Robert Jones, and most watching the game. The Abbots Lunsel fans, at home and those who made the short away trip didn’t care how the goals came though. They held on brilliantly in the second half, and got their first win back in the Super League at the home of their bitter rivals.

Carston Green FC 0–4 Bavingtor FC (MD5)

Carston Green were winless, but had only 1 loss and 3 goals conceded before this game. Bavingtor had stumbled a bit since the opener but not today. Not even 3 minutes were played before Nicholas Knox scored at the far post from Oscar Brokhorst’s cross. Franco Feretti scored from close range, than Gary Carr scored a penalty after he was tripped by Andrew Bell to make it 0-3. To compound the misery of the home fans, on 89 minutes, a former Carston Green youth product and player Johnathon Goldstone scored a spectacular 25 metre volley. He respectfully didn’t celebrate, almost seeming a bit embarrassed to have scored that, but the away fans were certainly cheering. For Carston Green, a dismal day that drops them into the Bottom 3.

Marthorpe City FC 4–0 Hadford Hill FC (MD5)

Not the most famous derby of the Matchday, but for Marthorpe City fans, this one mattered. The players knew it, and played like it. Andrew Thomas, Peter Smith and Thomas Stratford all scoring from some great passing to make it 3 goals to the good at the break. Reg Cupit then took out Victor Collomb in the box, somehow not seeing a red card. Thomas Stratford scored the resulting penalty, and Marthorpe City, despite a little late pressure, won the derby 4-0 in a memorable match. The first loss of the season for Batchingtonwood Rovers means Marthorpe City go top.

Golden Boot
1. Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen (Binclestead Wood FC) - 7
2. Alex Sturman (Batchingtonwood Rovers FC) - 5
=3. Malcolm Golfin (Garden City FC) - 4
Thomas Stratford (Marthorpe City FC) - 4
Liam Cunningham (St Astons City FC) - 4
=6. Sanjay Pathak (Abbots Lunsel FC) - 3
Kenneth Pile (Batchingtonwood Rovers FC) - 3
Nicholas Knox (Bavingtor FC) - 3
James Fortun (Butterfield Rovers FC) - 3
Mark Paul (Hadford Hill FC) - 3
Adrian Jones (Langmere Green Rovers FC) - 3
Andrew Thomas (Marthorpe City FC) - 3
Matthew Cope (South Maishop FC) - 3
Ásvarður Bergmundursson (St Astons City FC) - 3
Andrew Travers (Waldster FC) - 3
Lancelot Wray (Waldster FC) – 3

Lower League Roundup
Nobody had made a clear getaway at the start of the Challenge League. Only North Mayshop and Havermilly, two sides never in the top flight in the modern era (and the former never in their history), are still unbeaten. A surprise is Stanmorn, who haven’t exactly made light work of their new surroundings. Capton Club, hopefuls for the playoffs have also started poorly, and Johns Park are finding their long awaited return to the second tier a tough adaption to make.

National League Division 1 has largely gone to form, Cartswood are looking strong for an immediate return to the Challenge League, and Millsea look to try and put last season’s disappointment behind them. Alstone in 5th have made a bright start, defying pre-season predictions, and on the opposite end of the scale, Buchraston are struggling relative to the playoff spot predictions made for them. Woodbrook are also only just outside the relegation zone, having just been relegated back to the third tier.

The fourth tier is often seen as a bit of a chaotic league, but Locksmith-on-Carron and Boleland Wood Town are showing the predictions are correct early on. Hadford Dacorum make a decent start to their return to the league, currently in the playoffs. Down at the bottom, it’s two Henhaven Island rivals and Calhead Rangers facing the drop to non-league at the moment.

Flavovespia Gold Cup

Round 1
(NLD2) Captonbridge Rangers FC 1–2 (NLD2) Maltsterbrack FC
(WA1) Tadcester Wood FC 0–1 (NLD1) Old Marthorpe FC
(WA1) Ellerstone United FC 0–1 (NLD1) Woodbrook FC
(NLD1) Claychester FC 1–2 (NLD2) Oxwich Wood FC
(WA1) Melcave Meerkats 2–0 (EA1) Dame Roundabout FC
(NLD2) Calhead Rangers FC 0–2 (NLD1) Buchraston FC
(WA1) Pykrot End FC 1–1 (NA2) Hadford Bypass FC (2–1 AET)
(NLD2) Magic Roundabout FC 1–0 (WAL) Robin Rovers FC
(NA2) Addenleigh Rangers FC 0–2 (NLD1) Slaton FC
(NLD1) Oxwich FC 3–1 (SA2) Capton Valley FC
(EA1) Waldster Junction FC 1–1 (NLD1) Westwood FC (2–1 AET)
(NA2) Kingsley Green FC 2–2 (EA2) Lukes Wood FC (2–2 AET) (1–3 pen.)
(NLD2) Hadford Dacorum FC 4–2 (EA1) Hillsight Bridge FC
(NLD1) Cartswood FC 2–1 (TRL) The Amateurs of Buchraston
(NLD2) Frostbrook Rovers FC 3–2 (EA2) Woodlee Farm
(NLD1) Highhadford FC 2–0 (NLD2) Camber Place FC
(NLD1) Henhaven Islanders FC 1–0 (NA2) St Astons Striders FC
(NLD2) Boleland Wood Town FC 2–3 (WA1) Ellerstone Aerodrome
(NLD2) Henhaven Palace FC 1–2 (NLD1) Whittlesbury Wanderers
(WA1) Old Saints FC 3–2 (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers
(EA1) Narrock Community Sports 2–1 (EA2) Rumlington Lakes FC
(WA1) Hadford Industrial United 0–0 (EA1) Lunselbury FC (0–1 AET)
(NLD2) FC North Waldster 0–2 (NLD2) Locksmith-on-Carron FC
(EA1) FC North Orbital 2–1 (WA2) Walbert Street FC
(NLD1) Langpool Capton FC 7–3 (WA1) Flawthorpe FC
(NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC 3–1 (NLD2) Caffchin FC
(NLD1) Millsea FC 2–1 (NLD2) Saltearth FC
(WA1) Floombury United FC 0–1 (NLD1) Alstone FC
(EA1) Queens FC 2–2 (SA2) Waldster Harriers FC (2–2 AET) (3–4 pen.)
(NLD1) Redthwaite Rangers FC 2–4 (NLD2) Buchraston Heath FC
(EA1) Sandneston Rovers FC 3–0 (NLD2) Henhaven Beachside
(EA1) Ashland Common 1–0 (WA1) Saxford FC

64 teams, 32 from the third and fourth tier, and 32 non-league sides make up Round 1 of the Flavovespia Gold Cup. Robin Rovers and The Amateurs of Buchraston represented the sides from the seventh tier of Flavovespian football, but both had their long journeys to reach this point come to an end. There were some upsets from non-league sides over league opposition. Waldster Junction eliminated Westwood in extra time. Ellerstone Aerodrome enjoyed a victory in nearby Boleland Wood Town, a match with no love lost between those two sides. Sandneston Rovers eliminated Henhaven Beachside, although the non-league hosts are one of the largest teams by stature at that level. Some other interesting upsets saw Waldster Harriers of the sixth tier win on penalties away at Queens, to go through to Round 2. Claychester were also eliminated at this stage at home, Oxwich Wood inflicting the knockout blow. Outside of upsets, Langpool Capton and Flawthrope played out a ten goal thriller, the hosts winning that one 7-3. 11 non-league sides progress to join the top clubs in the draw for Round 2. Lukes Wood and Waldster Harriers carry the flame of the sixth tier.

by **Flavovespia** » Sun Jun 05, 2022 12:59 pm

Natfiser Super League

Part 2

Key Games

Hadford Hill FC 1–2 Apsbrooke FC (MD6)

No wins in 5, and Robert Brown had not made a good early impression at Apsbrooke. However this was the game that turned it around. Alan Holdsworth would open the scoring with a tidy finish from just outside the box, low to the ground and hard for any goalkeeper to stop. Victor Cooke doubled the lead when some poor clearing let him have an easy shot at goal. A clumsy foul by Juergen Kessler let Mark Paul score from the spot to set up a nervous injury time. However Mark Paul just missed in the dying seconds, striking the crossbar, and Apsbrooke had their first win of the season. 12th for Hadford Hill so far, in a slow start to the season.

Binclestead Wood FC 2–3 St Astons City FC (MD6)

This game nearly saw a great comeback by the hosts. 3rd after 5 games, Binclestead Wood were undone by Christopher Ace, first he scored, before being fouled by Kishan Rees to give away a penalty that was converted. David Robb then scored from outside the box, to make it 0-3 before half time. In the second half, it was all the hosts way, Stephen Nichols got 2 goals. Then in the 89th minute, he took a shot for a hat-trick, that Pearce Weaver easily saved, but with Amrik Singh charging in to a better position. Maybe a bit too selfish from the striker, and it could’ve cost Binclestead Wood a point.

Loxthorpe Rovers FC 1–1 Batchingtonwood Rovers FC (MD7)

As far as bad starts go, Robert Ellis at Loxthorpe Rovers was having an awful one. No wins, just 3 draws and a single goal scored, and bar the goalkeeper and maybe defence, the side were all out of shape. The boos only got louder when in the 22nd minute, poor marking at a free kick allowed Samuel Thomas an easy header to score. Batchingtonwood Rovers were trying to hold on, only for Ernest Hunter to mistime an attempt to clear the ball outside his box, and he clattered into Peter Gann. Gann was concussed, Hunter was sent off and Thomas Stamp had to come on to take the gloves against his old side. He didn’t keep a clean sheet for very long, from the resulting free kick Steven Hall found substitute Andrew Brocklehurst who fired home. Still, the 1-1 result was hardly the confidence boost for Loxthorpe Rovers who remain in the relegation zone.

Langmere Green Rovers FC 5–3 Waldster FC (MD7)

An 8 goal thriller was played out in Seafront Stadium. Langmere Green Rovers had started reasonably well, but wanted to find a higher gear for their title aspirations. By recent standards, Waldster had also had a decent start, home form concerns notwithstanding. Langmere Green Rovers flew out of the gate, great dribbling by Jonathan Bagshaw set up Robin King for the opener, before King outpaced the defence to score his second within 15 minutes. Valentine Richmond would score direct from a free-kick, before Lancelot Wray equalised on the edge of the box to make it 2-2. Adrian Jones then showed good strength to hold off the defence to make it 3-2 before half time. Adrian Jones than starred in the second half, to get his hat-trick, both driven shots from around 10 metres out. Richard Doughty’s goal with the last kick of the game was a consolation goal.

Marthorpe City FC 1–0 Garden City FC (MD7)

Garden City beat Marthorpe City to last year’s title on goal difference, and they came into this game as a 3rd vs 1st situation, just the point between them. This time Marthorpe City took the 3 points, Thomas Stratford heading in a curling cross by Victor Collomb in the 14th minute. The game was tetchy in places, and a few challenges seemed a bit rough, but nothing that in the end warranted more than a handful of yellows.

Bavingtor FC 3–3 South Maishop FC (MD8)

Bavingtor were keen to try and get back into the IFCF places, meanwhile South Maishop wanted to kick on from a start dominated by draws. This game was a real back and forth encounter. Gary Carr capitalised on errors at the back for a simple tap-in. Robert Simmons would equalise via a cut inside and shot across goal. Matthew Cope gave South Maishop the lead with a well hit volley on the turn, before Tony Elvidge scored, John Holmes making a mess of the long range shot. It was Steven Blakesley who found the net, with South Maishop looking on course for a second win this season. Then in the dying seconds, a long ball forward wasn’t dealt with, and in the goalmouth scramble Franco Ferretti eventually got it over the line. A frantic game, with the points shared.

Garden City FC 6–1 Apsbrooke FC (MD8)

This game turned out to be one of the most one sided of the season so far. It didn’t start that way, when Munster Galvin curled in a free kick from almost 25 metres out just 3 minutes in. The equaliser came 10 minutes later via the head of Iain Brown. Colin Henderson and Giordano Limeme both found the net before the break, to set up a good lead for the hosts. Then the defending champions scored less than a minute after the second half began, thanks to Giordano Limene. His shot outside the area on the 84th minute completed his hat trick, before Malcolm Golfin compounded the misery.

Waldster FC 5–3 St Astons City FC (MD8)

Derbies can be exciting games, and this certainly was one of them. By 15 minutes in, Richard Doughty, Zdeslaw Markowić, Richard Doughty and Liam Cunningham had all contributed to the 2-2 scoreline. Richard Doughty’s 2nd made it 3-2, the score at the break. Whilst Liam Cunningham found an equaliser, Richard Doughty would complete his hat trick with a simple goal, and then a poor own goal as Ryan Hawkins failed to clear a low cross anywhere but his own net meant a win for Waldster. Disappointment for St Astons City as their charge towards the top stalled, but Waldster were very pleased with the derby win that put to rest a few home form concerns. Richard Doughty wrote himself into the annals of Waldster as well, with a derby day hat trick.

Kings Lunsel FC 4–0 Batchingtonwood Rovers FC (MD9)

Kings Lunsel had this game down as one they wanted to win to make a statement of intent in the title fight. Batchingtonwood Rovers meanwhile, after a bright start, were looking for an upset to kick start their season again. This went the way most predicted however. Steven Hurricane’s early goal following an inability from the visitors to clear their lines set the tone. Anthony Hannigan was brought down in the box and scored from the spot. The misery continued in the second half, when Andrew Bowden deflected a corner into his own net, and was finished with Graham Keeley scoring a goal that Thomas Stamp should’ve covered. After his good performance against Hadford Hill, Thomas Stamp failed this audition to stay in goal when Ernest Hunter’s suspension ends. Kings Lunsel, thanks to other results would go back to the top of the table.

Langmere Green Rovers FC 3–3 Loxthorpe Rovers FC (MD9)

The Rovers Derby, and could the contrast in fortunes after 8 games be any clear? Langmere Green Rovers were top of the Super League, Loxthorpe Rovers bottom of the Super League. The form book seemed to be telling the story, when goals from Adrian Jones and Konstantin Vyland made it 2-0 after 51 minutes. Then Steven Hall with some masterful dribbling showed his age wasn’t an issue to get one back. With 6 minutes to go, Robin King exploited some tired legs to make it 3-1, and it seemed 3 points and bragging rights would go to Langmere Green Rovers. But then, with pressure mounting on set pieces, a Nepharan double punch of Dorian Ballard and Asher Corby, his first ever goal for Loxthorpe Rovers, snatched back a point. Even if in the context of the table things were still poor for Loxthorpe Rovers, the fans savoured the euphoria of the moment.

South Maishop FC 3–3 Garden City FC (MD9)

Both these sides were involved in high scoring games last Matchday, and they repeated it again. Alan Patient drove through the middle for a surprise opener, before Giordano Limeme slotted past John Woodberry, a change in goalkeeper in the line-up for the hosts. Matthew Cope then scored a classic veteran’s finish, right place in the right time and on target to give the hosts the lead at the break. Then the attack from out wide, via Colin Henderson and then Craig Fraser, put Garden City ahead. The equaliser came via the diving head of Geoff Taylor. In injury time, Matthew Cope was convinced he had scored the winner, but when Geoff Taylor headed it back across goal, he was offside, and the hosts had the win taken away via the video referee.

Garden City FC 5–2 Hadford Hill FC (MD10)

Garden City were no strangers to the opposition goal in recent games, and they showed it here as the bid to defend their title. Even an early saved penalty from Giordano Limene, well stopped by Garry Bowles, didn’t dampen the play. Malcolm Golfin got himself a first half hat trick, and Giordano Limeme also found the net before the break. Even Mark Paul’s got meant little, it was 4-1 at half time. Colin Henderson finished the scoring for Garden City, before Mark Paul pulled one back from the spot. Garden City lie 3rd, and well in the title fight. 12th for Hadford Hill, and they could do with some better performances just to get away a bit more from any relegation danger.

Abbots Lunsel FC 1–2 Apsbrooke FC (MD10)

Both these sides were in varying levels of relegation danger, Abbots Lunsel more so, but that wasn’t a surprise to most. There was early hope when Christopher Turner’s long range shot hit Daniel Crosland to prevent Andrew Bulman saving. The lead lasted just 6 minutes, before Alan Holdsworth was played through by Victor Cooke to score. The Apsbrooke scored with some trickery. From a free-kick, Munster Galvin and Terence Neil played a one two before Galvin shot from range, and beat Garry Sutherland. The last 10 minutes saw tempers raise, and then boil over, when time wasting saw Chester Brooks and Terence Neil square up doe to the latter’s time wasting. Both saw yellow, sadly for Neil it was his second and a red followed. Apsbrooke held on with 10 men, to move up to 10th. Abbots Lunsel stay bottom.

Butterfield Rovers FC 3–1 Carston Green FC (MD10)

Two of last season’s surprise outfits, these two were looking closer to relegation danger this time around. It was a veteran of tough battles at the bottom of the Super League, John McLean, who opened the scoring early on, with a turn and shot down past Nicholas Dobson. Another veteran striker, Edward Barkes equalised, flicking in the long ball from Per Neilsen. A foul by Glen Fleetwood on Richard Birmingham, despite protestations that the young striker went down too easily, gave Butterfield Rovers the chance to restore the lead, and John McLean made no mistake. James Fortun would then score into an open goal, when Nicholas Dobson went up for a late corner, adding his huge height to the attack. 11th now for Butterfield Rovers, but unfortunately for Carston Green, they lie 14th, in the relegation zone.

Loxthorpe Rovers FC 2–3 St Astons City FC (MD10)

This was make or break for Loxthorpe Rovers and Robert Ellis, winless so far, and they needed to get their season underway soon to have any hope of challenging for IFCF spots. However Christopher Ace danced past Cliff Thompson before scoring the opener. Robert Totten got an equaliser with a tidy finish, but Hilmar Farmansson blocked a cross with a hand in the box, to give fellow Græntfjaller Ásvarður Bergmundursson a chance to restore the lead. Ásvarður slotted it down low to restore the lead. Liam Cunningham doubled the lead before the break with a close range finish. Despite Shug de la Fontaine getting on the scoresheet, Loxthorpe Rovers feel to defeat. 15th, winless and on only 6 points, even the patience of the Loxthorpe Rovers board was done, and Robert Ellis was sacked. In his place, at least for the interim, Victor Adeyemo. The former striker, now 40 years, played for Loxthorpe Rovers for 2 seasons, and was current reserves manager. Back to St Astons City, 2nd, 1 point off of top, and after 10 games, it was a very good season so far.

Manager Fired
Loxthorpe Rovers FC - Robert Ellis
Manager Hired (Interim)
Loxthorpe Rovers FC - Victor Adeyemo

Golden Boot
=1. Adrian Jones (Langmere Green Rovers FC) - 9
Liam Cunningham (St Astons City FC) - 9
=3. Malcolm Golfin (Garden City FC) - 8
Ásvarður Bergmundursson (St Astons City FC) - 8
=5. Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen (Binclestead Wood FC) - 7
Giordano Limene (Garden City FC) - 7
=7. Mark Paul (Hadford Hill FC) - 6
Matthew Cope (South Maishop FC) - 6
Andrew Travers (Waldster FC) - 6
=10. Alex Sturman (Batchingtonwood Rovers FC) - 5
Nicholas Knox (Bavingtor FC) - 5
James Fortun (Butterfield Rovers FC) - 5
Thomas Stratford (Marthorpe City FC) - 5
Richard Doughty (Waldster FC) - 5
Lancelot Wray (Waldster FC) – 5

Lower League Roundup
10 games in, and North Mayshop and Havermilly still have a small lead as they bid to break into the top tier of Flavovespian football. Behind them is a pack of yo-yo teams, with Guildwell Football also in the mix. The big surprise for now is Stanmorn. Only 9th, the worst of the recently relegated sides, and the early favourites and former Super League winners aren’t adapting well to the second tier. At the bottom end, Johns Park edge into a safety spot, at the expense of promoted twice in a row Boll Lake Mariners, with Vitarias Legion and Nailwood Mills footing the table.

In the National League Division 1, Millsea and Cartswood look the two sides favourites to go up, living up to the predictions from pre-season. Redthwaite Rangers and Radstye Rangers impress with their good starts, joining Henhaven Islanders and Claychester, the latter two fairly recently second tier sides, in the playoff spots. No newly promoted sides lie in the bottom 3 (one Radstye Rangers, of course in the top 56), as Highhadford, Langpool Capton and Buchraston face the drop for now.

Into the National League Division 2, and it’s the 3 recently relegated sides topping the table. Then, 2 of the 3 playoff losing sides occupy 4th and 5th, with Camber Place in 6th breaking the pattern. Playoff losers from last season, Frostbrook Rovers are having a tough time at the moment, 15th and facing a non-league return. So too are Saltearth and Henhaven Beachside, although the latter are only a point behind a whole cluster of teams, the fight to stay up is still well and truly open.

Flavovespia Gold Cup

Round 2
(NLD1) Woodbrook FC 2–1 (SL) Garden City FC
(NLD1) Henhaven Islanders FC 1–2 (NLD1) Langpool Capton FC
(CL) Rumlington Rovers FC 1–1 (CL) Capton Club (1–2 AET)
(CL) Vale FC 1–0 (NLD2) Magic Roundabout FC
(WA1) Old Saints FC 0–3 (SL) Butterfield Rovers FC
(SL) Waldster FC 1–0 (NLD1) Buchraston FC
(EA1) Narrock Community Sports 1–1 (NLD2) Maltsterbrack FC (2–1 AET)
(SL) Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 2–3 (SL) Abbots Lunsel FC
(CL) Stanmorn FC 1–0 (CL) Sporting Towerhaite
(SL) Hadford Hill FC 3–0 (WA1) Ellerstone Aerodrome
(WA1) Melcave Meerkats 1–1 (NLD1) Oxwich FC (1–1 AET) (3–4 pen.)
(CL) North Mayshop FC 3–2 (NLD1) Old Marthorpe FC
(SL) South Maishop FC 1–1 (CL) Johns Park FC (1–1 AET) (4–3 pen.)
(CL) Guildwell Football 0–1 (NLD2) Hadford Dacorum FC
(NLD2) Oxwich Wood FC 2–1 (NLD2) Frostbrook Rovers FC
(CL) Croxlich FC 2–0 (NLD2) Locksmith-on-Carron FC
(SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC 1–0 (NLD1) Whittlesbury Wanderers
(EA1) Waldster Junction FC 4–5 (SL) Carston Green FC
(NLD2) Buchraston Heath FC 2–0 (CL) Boll Lake Mariners FC
(EA1) FC North Orbital 0–0 (NLD1) Slaton FC (1–1 AET) (4–3 pen.)
(CL) Nailwood Mills FC 3–0 (NLD1) Alstone FC
(SL) Bavingtor FC 0–1 (NLD1) Millsea FC
(EA2) Lukes Wood FC 2–5 (CL) Havermilly FC
(CL) Gann FC 5–1 (NLD1) Highhadford FC
(SL) St Astons City FC 3–0 (CL) Hopford FC
(SL) Binclestead Wood FC 1–1 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC (1–1 AET) (2–3 pen.)
(EA1) Sandneston Rovers FC 1–2 (CL) Narrock Wood United FC
(NLD1) Cartswood FC 3–1 (SL) Marthorpe City FC
(EA1) Ashland Common 2–2 (NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC (2–2 AET) (12–11 pen.)
(EA1) Lunselbury FC 1–1 (SL) Apsbrooke FC (1–1 AET) (3–4 pen.)
(WA1) Pykrot End FC 0–2 (SL) Kings Lunsel FC
(CL) Vitarias Legion 5–1 (SA2) Waldster Harriers FC

Round 2, and now it’s a straight knockout tournament, with the top two tiers in. And there were some big shocks. Holders Bavingtor were out at this round, and at home by Millsea. A 6th minute goal from a corner enough to end the holders defence at the first hurdle. Also out are Super League holders Garden City, suffering an upset against Woodbrook. Marthorpe City also fell to third tier opposition in the shape of Cartswood. A dramatic 92nd minute winner did it for the hosts, before they scored into an empty net with the last kick of the game on the counter. Other top flight sides out are Batchingtonwood Rovers, losing to Abbots Lunsel, and Binclestead Wood, defeated by Langmere Green Rovers. Other entertaining games saw Ashland Common upset Radstye Rangers, in a penalty shootout that required both teams to have 14 kick takers. Stanmorn were the 1-0 victors in a derby against Sporting Towerhaite, quite a feisty match. FC North Orbital caused an upset to go through, with a penalty win over. The other non-league side left, Narrock Community Sports, also did so via an upset, this one in extra time vs Maltserbrack.

by **Flavovespia** » Wed Jun 08, 2022 12:52 pm

Natfiser Super League

Part 3

Key Games

Langmere Green Rovers FC 0–2 Batchingtonwood Rovers FC (MD11)

Some games just defy all logic. The league leaders hosted an ailing newly promoted side, and it was the hosts dominating. But one quick break in the 23rd minute, and Alex Sturman silenced the home crowd to take the lead. Try as they might, Langmere Green Rovers just couldn’t score, and even with a missed penalty, Batchingtonwood Rovers would run out 0-2 winners, Michael Davidson this time scoring against the run of play.

St Astons City FC 2–0 Kings Lunsel FC (MD11)

This game was one that some pundits thought would show if St Astons City were really contenders, and they delivered. A tough first half saw Zdeslaw Markowić break the deadlock, with a smart pass by Liam Cunningham to find the attacking midfielder in space. Peter Canavan’s late foul allowed Ásvarður Bergmundursson to finish the job from the spot. St Astons City showed grit and determination to win, and labelled themselves as the real deal in the title race at this stage.

Carston Green FC 0–1 Loxthorpe Rovers FC (MD11)

Both these sides went into this in the bottom 3. For Loxthorpe Rovers, a first league game as manager for Victor Adeyemo. Back in a 4-2-3-1, and whilst there was room to improve on, his team in the away red kit looked the best. Andrew Brocklehurst scored on 49 minutes, and it was a deserved goal. Finally Loxthorpe Rovers get a win, but for Carston Green, even at this stage the Challenge League looks closer.

Marthorpe City FC 3–4 Butterfield Rovers FC (MD11)

A thrilling game under the dome in City Arena. Marthorpe City wanted to show that they could be contenders after some shaky form. 33 minutes later, 3 goals down and everyone was wondering what on earth was going wrong? Peter Smith and Andrew Thomas scored and assisted each other to make it 2-3 before the break. The comeback was initially competed by Andrew Thomas not long after an hour’s play. Then, in the late minutes of the game, young talent Richard Birmingham found space between Stuart Cookson and Saltino Salazar, and finished with power and precision, to give Butterfield Rovers a great victory.

Hadford Hill FC 0–5 Binclestead Wood FC (MD11)

The return of Marcus McCormick’s old side to his new side was a game he’d sooner like to forget. Amrik Singh scored from a great curling effort, and then played a part in the second, when his shot rebounded off Adrian Cooper and in. Hadford Hill then lost composure in the second half. Mistakes allowed Stephen Nichols, Graham Moore and Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen all to score. A dismal display by the hosts, boos ringing out loudly at the final whistle form the fans who hadn’t already left.

Loxthorpe Rovers FC 1–0 Marthorpe City FC (MD12)

Victor Adeyemo was a bit of a cult hero as a player for both these sides, but it was his Loxthorpe Rovers side who got the spoils of the day here. Shug de la Fontaine scored from a Steven Hall cross in the 21st minute, and a well-disciplined display saw the hosts keep a clean sheet. More struggles though for Marthorpe City, who begin to lose ground in not just the title race, but the IFCF places race.

Langmere Green Rovers FC 2–3 St Astons City FC (MD12)

Langmere Green Rovers have also hit a stumbling block in the title race, against a very determined St Astons City taking many by surprise. Alan Young was back at his old club, and thanks to Liam Cunningham’s left foot, Ryan Hawkins’ head and David Robb’s right foot, they were 0-3 up at half time. Whatever Kelvin Muir said at half-time fired up his side. First, a fortuitous goal when Jonathan Bagshaw’s long range shot was spilled over the line by Pearce Weaver. Then Adrian Jones headed in the cross of Bagshaw. A stubborn fight for a 3rd looked in vain, and then a late penalty when Robin King went down under a challenge from Daniel Lansdell. However, Pearce Weaver became the hero, parrying away Jones penalty, and the 3 point went to the visitors.

St Astons City FC 4–4 Batchingtonwood Rovers FC (MD13)

This game had everything, chaos, controversy and more. 20 minutes in, and a very debateable penalty was given to the hosts, after Gerald Staples had a shot strike his arm, despite it seemingly being tucked in. Ásvarður Bergmundursson slotted it home, then 4 minutes later David Wassell doubled the lead from a free kick. Kenneth Pile pulled one back, and then on the brink of half-time, Daniel Lansdell was adjudged to have fouled Amar Kataria at a corner. Lansdell was apopletic, himself thinking he was fouled by Kataria who’d practically jumped over him and landed awkwardly (thankfully uninjured) but the decision stood and Pile equalised. Then a third penalty in this game early in the second half, only this time David Robb clearly fouled Anthony Sharkey. Kenneth Pile got his hat-trick, and then Bruce Jackman scored to make it 2-4. However defensive errors cost the visitors the chance of a great win, and Sajad Hussain and Zdeslaw Markowić scored easy goals, leaving Ernest Hunter fuming at his defenders. 4-4 in a thrilling game, unfortunately the referee drew a lot of criticism from both sides.

Hadford Hill FC 3–0 Waldster FC (MD13)

Down to 14th after 12 games, Hadford Hill were in a rut, compounded by visiting rivals Waldster being 5th, and St Astons City being top at the end of Matchday 12. There was a fair amount of acrimony going into this, not just because of the history of this Big 3 derby, but because of the unpleasantness of this derby on the final Matchday last season. Just 113 seconds in, and Stephen Shepherd inadvertently turned a low cross into his own net. From there, the hosts never looked back. Reg Cupit scored direct from a free kick, and Gary Smith finished off a convincing win on 88 minutes, after Mark Paul missed a penalty earlier on. A comprehensive display to get the hosts back on course, the visitors stunned after some decent display before this, and bitterly disappointed with the Derby loss. Gary Hodgson seemed to have been unfortunate to underestimate what his Waldster side were up against.

Garden City FC 2–1 Binclestead Wood FC (MD13)

Garden City got back to the top of the Super League after this win against an ailing Binclestead Wood. However the game was marred early on, when Kishan Rees reckless lunge left Colin Henderson badly injured, causing a lengthy delay as he received treatment. It wasn’t deliberate or malicious, but Reees was sent off, and soured his reputation. A double by Craig Fraser set up the victory, with Alexander Clarkson scoring to narrow the deficit despite the numbers disadvantage.

Abbots Lunsel FC 3–2 Garden City FC (MD14)

Mohammod Iqbal put the hero in “hat trick hero” as relegation candidates Abbots Lunsel stunned leaders and holders Garden City. An early goal for Malcolm Golfin was match by Iqbal late in the first half. Mike Beeton made it 1-2, and that was the score with 10 minutes to go. Then, Iqbal equalised for a second time with a shot just on the edge of the box. The game would finish 10 vs 10 after an off the ball clash between Iain Clark and Jules Fraser where both unnecessarily started a shoving match. In injury time, a bit of a scramble in the box saw Iqbal lunge in and stick a foot in to knock the ball over the line. A great win for the hosts, who look to try and survive against the odds.

Langmere Green Rovers FC 4–2 Marthorpe City FC (MD14)

An entertaining game between two teams who’ve maybe not lived up to expectations yet, Langmere Green Rovers got back on track. Robin King and Jonathan Bagshaw put the hosts 2-0 up before the break, the latter scoring from 25 metres out. Adrian Jones quickly scored in the second half to set up a 3 goal lead. Then, Andrew Thomas scored a double and was denied a hat trick by Lawrence Henderson’s fine save, as Marthorpe City found their feet in this game. Adrian Jones would score another though, to wrap up the game. Langmere Green Rovers go up to 3rd, but Marthorpe City remain outside the IFCF places.

St Astons City FC 1–1 Carston Green FC (MD14)

A surprise contender at the top, Carston Green proved a tricky visitor on their relatively short trip to St Astons City. Gerald buckle drew a penalty from Peter Canavan, which Edward Barkes converted. Christopher Ace equalised from a pacey run and a cut inside and shot. Despite plenty of St Astons City pressure, the points were shared. St Astons City don’t go top, and Carston Green at least get one in what has been a tough season so far.

Hadford Hill FC 3–4 Loxthorpe Rovers FC (MD15)

Victor Adeyemo made it 13 points from the first 5 games, in a thriller at Hadford Hill. Andrew Brocklehurst scored twice in the first half, capitalising on some good passing play making it 0-2 before half time. Sean McClafferty then scored from outside the box, making it 0-3 and seemingly a runaway win. But then Alastair Ross deflected a cross with his hand. Mark Paul scored the penalty and the comeback was on. Marko Djuradjić scored with his head in the 80th minute, and then followed it up with a goal in the 88th minute to equalise. The drama wasn’t over, and in injury time, Robert Totten turned in Shug de la Fontaine’s cross, giving Loxthorpe Rovers the win, and a really tough loss for Hadford Hill after such a great comeback.

Bavingtor FC 2–0 Butterfield Rovers FC (MD15)

Bavingtor have been in great form, as they charge up the table towards the top. They continued that form in their minor rivalry against Butterfield Rovers. A sluggish first half ended goalless. The opener came in farcical circumstances when Liam Nicholls dropped the cross of Oscar Brokhorst over the goal line, although the goalkeeper claimed the ball wasn’t regardless of what the technology said. On a late counter attack, Gary Carr made it a 2 goal win, just when Butterfield Rovers looked like they could find an injury time equaliser.

Binclestead Wood FC 0–2 Abbots Lunsel FC (MD15)

Binclestead Wood’s relatively poor first half to the season ended in a defeat to a resurgent Abbots Lunsel. The hosts were the side making most of the early chances, only to fall behind when Eric Reid scored from a quick break downfield. Binclestead Wood did almost everything right, but they couldn’t score, and conceded late on from another breakaway, Snajay Pathak this time scoring. Abbots Lunsel now lie just a point from safety. Binclestead Wood are falling away from the IFCF spots.

Manager Fired
Carston Green FC - Jonathan Bullock
Manager Hired
Carston Green FC -Vinh Ha

Golden Boot
=1. Adrian Jones (Langmere Green Rovers FC) - 9
Liam Cunningham (St Astons City FC) - 9
=3. Malcolm Golfin (Garden City FC) - 8
Ásvarður Bergmundursson (St Astons City FC) - 8
=5. Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen (Binclestead Wood FC) - 7
Giordano Limene (Garden City FC) - 7
=7. Mark Paul (Hadford Hill FC) - 6
Matthew Cope (South Maishop FC) - 6
Andrew Travers (Waldster FC) - 6
=10. Alex Sturman (Batchingtonwood Rovers FC) - 5
Nicholas Knox (Bavingtor FC) - 5
James Fortun (Butterfield Rovers FC) - 5
Thomas Stratford (Marthorpe City FC) - 5
Richard Doughty (Waldster FC) - 5
Lancelot Wray (Waldster FC) – 5

Lower League Roundup
10 games in, and North Mayshop and Havermilly still have a small lead as they bid to break into the top tier of Flavovespian football. Behind them is a pack of yo-yo teams, with Guildwell Football also in the mix. The big surprise for now is Stanmorn. Only 9th, the worst of the recently relegated sides, and the early favourites and former Super League winners aren’t adapting well to the second tier. At the bottom end, Johns Park edge into a safety spot, at the expense of promoted twice in a row Boll Lake Mariners, with Vitarias Legion and Nailwood Mills footing the table.

In the National League Division 1, Millsea and Cartswood look the two sides favourites to go up, living up to the predictions from pre-season. Redthwaite Rangers and Radstye Rangers impress with their good starts, joining Henhaven Islanders and Claychester, the latter two fairly recently second tier sides, in the playoff spots. No newly promoted sides lie in the bottom 3 (one Radstye Rangers, of course in the top 56), as Highhadford, Langpool Capton and Buchraston face the drop for now.

Into the National League Division 2, and it’s the 3 recently relegated sides topping the table. Then, 2 of the 3 playoff losing sides occupy 4th and 5th, with Camber Place in 6th breaking the pattern. Playoff losers from last season, Frostbrook Rovers are having a tough time at the moment, 15th and facing a non-league return. So too are Saltearth and Henhaven Beachside, although the latter are only a point behind a whole cluster of teams, the fight to stay up is still well and truly open.

Flavovespia Gold Cup

Round 3
(NLD1) Millsea FC 4–2 (NLD2) Buchraston Heath FC
(SL) Carston Green FC 2–1 (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC
(SL) Waldster FC 1–0 (CL) Stanmorn FC
(SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC 1–0 (CL) Croxlich FC
(CL) North Mayshop FC 1–3 (CL) Nailwood Mills FC
(NLD1) Cartswood FC 1–2 (CL) Havermilly FC
(EA1) Ashland Common 0–0 (CL) Narrock Wood United FC (1–0 AET)
(NLD2) Hadford Dacorum FC 2–1 (NLD1) Langpool Capton FC
(SL) Apsbrooke FC 0–1 (SL) Kings Lunsel FC
(EA1) Narrock Community Sports 0–1 (CL) Gann FC
(SL) Butterfield Rovers FC 5–0 (SL) Hadford Hill FC
(EA1) FC North Orbital 0–2 (SL) South Maishop FC
(SL) St Astons City FC 4–0 (CL) Capton Club
(CL) Vitarias Legion 6–2 (NLD2) Oxwich Wood FC
(NLD1) Oxwich FC 1–0 (CL) Vale FC
(SL) Abbots Lunsel FC 3–2 (NLD1) Woodbrook FC

Round 3, 32 teams remain now. There were still handful upsets across the 16 matches. The biggest was Ashland Common, who took their neighbours Narrock Wood United to extra time. Then, in the 119th minute, a corner was headed in by Ashland Common, to send the non-league side into Round 4. In a clash of two lower league sides, fourth tier Hadford Dacorum got the better of third tier Langpool Capton. Oxwich also caused an upset, with a one goal win over Vale. Butterfield Rovers managed an impressive 5-0 thrashing of their fellow Super League side Hadford Hill, few saw that margin of victory.

by **Flavovespia** » Wed Jun 08, 2022 1:31 pm

Natfiser Super League

Part 4

Key Games

South Maishop FC 1–4 Langmere Green Rovers FC (MD16)

One man would dominate this game. It initially seemed the hosts could cause a shock, when Robert Simmons repeated his opening matchday feat with a goal against his old side. On the brink of half time, Adrian Jones headed in an equaliser to make it 1-1. From there on, it was all Adrian Jones. He added to his first half tally with a hat trick of goals in the second half, responsible for all 4 of the goals to take down South Maishop.

Marthorpe City FC 3–0 Carston Green FC (MD16)

Vinh Ha returns to the dugout, this time at Carston Green and with a very difficult task to keep them in the Super League. Results like this won’t help. Marthorpe City were comfortably the best side as they look to return to form. Thomas Stratford scored after sustained pressure from the hosts. Early in the second half, Andrew Bell turned Victor Collomb’s cross into his own net, before Collomb himself finished off the win 10 minutes later, slotting in from just inside the box.

St Astons City FC 1–1 South Maishop FC (MD17)

A chance to go top was missed by St Astons City. Liam Cunningham had given them the lead on the half hour mark with a scrappy goal from an untidy corner routine that nobody seemed to get a clean boot on. St Astons City should’ve had control, but missed chances to extend the lead, and were knocked back by a familiar face, Matthew Cope their old striker, who scored with a powerful shot in the box. South Maishop remain in the relegation zone but with safety not far away.

Kings Lunsel FC 2–1 Bavingtor FC (MD17)

A battle near the top of the table, and it was a good game. Gary Carr opened up the scoring halfway through the first half, flicking in the free kick from Tony Elvidge. Then not long into the second half, an unlikely goalscorer in Simon Barker equalised the game, his shot from the left hand size of the box finding it’s way in. Then Steven Hurricane scored from outside the box, to secure the win for the home side, and to go top of the Super League thanks to other results.

Loxthorpe Rovers FC 1–0 Garden City FC (MD17)

A blow for the defending champions, as they lose to a Loxthorpe Rovers side recovering well under Victor Adeyemo. The hosts matched the visitors throughout the game, and it was Shug de la Fontaine to net the only goal in this game, scoring from a rebound after Fol Kacceo blocked Steven Hall’s curling shot. The relegation zone looks further and further away from Loxthorpe Rovers, even if an IFCF place still seems distant.

Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 4–3 Waldster FC (MD18)

Goals galore this matchday, and there were 7 in this match between a Batchingtonwood Rovers side adapting well to the top flight, and aWaldster side on a bit of a downturn after a decent start. A very early penalty for Kenneth Pile was saved, although it didn’t take too long for Michael Davidson to give the home side the lead. Lancelot Wray would score his penalty to make it 1-1, before a flurry of goals in the second half. 2 in 5 minutes for Alex Sturman proved to be decisive, swinging this game from a loss to a win for Batchingtonwood Rovers. A good win for the home side, but the visitors struggle for points again.

Binclestead Wood FC 3–3 Loxthorpe Rovers FC (MD18)

Neither of these sides have quite made the inroads towards the IFCF places this season they hoped for, but this was an entertaining game. Steven Hall and Robert Totten scored from just inside the box within 15 minutes, and although Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen got one back, Robert Totten got a second on the brink of half time. Then, he was given the chance to score from the spot in the 72nd minute for a hat trick. His shot was saved, and by the 80th minute, an own goal off the head of Michael Kersey from a corner, and Stuart Smith’s tidy finish ensured that the points were shared here. Both teams are top half, but a bit off the key Top 5 places.

Garden City FC 0–1 Kings Lunsel FC (MD18)

This battle at the top wasn’t much of a high scoring game, but there was plenty of tension for the fans. The only goal came early in the second half, when Aladdin Gilbert had his cross volleyed in by Daniel Laverne. An impressive goal, not least given the circumstances. Garden City lacked the ability in attack today against a very strong Kings Lunsel defence, as the visitors press their title credentials a bit harder.

Bavingtor FC 5–3 Langmere Green Rovers FC (MD18)

8 goals (and not even the highest amount in a match this matchday), as Bavingtor press on in the title race, pushing Langmere Green Rovers back. 2-1 by 15 mintues, Franco Ferretti, Robin King and Gary Carr all scoring. Nicholas Knox and Colin Correa wouldmake it 4-1 by halftime, the defence of Langmere Green Rovers having an off day. Tony Elvidge became the 5th goalscorer for Bavingtor in the 70th minute, in a brilliant display of goalscoring for the hosts. Jonathan Bagsahw and Adrian Jones could only make the defeat less humbling with their goals.

Hadford Hill FC 1–0 St Astons City FC (MD18)

This derby certainly wasn’t a thriller, but Hadford Hill spoiled the title chase of their rivals. A controversial 81st minute did it, Pearce Weaver brought down Mark Paul. The hosts felt the goalkeeper should’ve been sent off, the visitors thought it was a dive. Nevertheless, Mark Paul stepped up and converted the penalty. A few scrappy off the ball moments marked the final minutes of the game, both sides lucky to have no red cards, but the result was 3 points for Hadford Hill.

South Maishop FC 5–5 Carston Green FC (MD18)

These two relegation fighting teams shared an incredible 10 goals between themselves. A nonplussed South Maishop found themselves 3 goals down within a quarter hour, to the fury of the home fans, some of which looked like leaving already. The deficit was clawed back to 2-3 at the break, and the mood swing to a sense that the home side could still get something. It went to 2-4, before another 2 for the host made it 4-4. Gerald Buckle celebrated his 87th minute header like it was the winner, but in the dying seconds, a goalmouth scramble saw Alan Patient finally get the ball over the line, goalline technology showing it was 18cm on the good side. 10 goals, a point each, but neither side much closer to safety than before.

Apsbrooke FC 3–2 Batchingtonwood Rovers FC (MD19)

Apsbrooke were hovering close to the relegation zone, and needed a positive result for Robert Brown’s management to be reaffirmed. Batchingtonwood Rovers rolled up after a win over Waldster, and 2 early goals seemingly set them up well. Alan Holdsworth would reduce the deficit with a glancing header from a corner. Munster Galvin would then score direct from a free kick, a favourite of his to equalise. In the final minutes, Josep Ros had his heel clipped by Gerald Staples, setting up a Victor Cooke penalty to win it. Victor Cooke scored the penalty, and Apsbrooke held on for a key 3 points.

Butterfield Rovers FC 3–0 Waldster FC (MD19)

Butterfield Rovers pushed themselves back up to midtable, but left Waldster wondering where they’d find a win from, in this 3-0 result. Paul Jorgensen would twice capitalise on a lacklustre defence, to make it 2-0 within 12 minutes of play. Alexander Anderson slotted in at close range in the 32nd minute, and by that point it never really seemed like the visitors had a reply. Waldster seem to be sinking, and that relegation zone is getting ever closer.

Abbots Lunsel FC 0–1 Kings Lunsel FC (MD20)

The Lunselbury Derby is always a big game, and this one would be no exception. Kings Lunsel, top of the table were out for revenge after losing the reverse fixture, but Abbots Lunsel would fight as hard as ever to stop the 3 points going to their bitter rivals. In the end, a close game was decided by Jonathan Feld, who cut inside before shooting across the face of goal and into the bottom corner. A tough result for the hosts, who arguably deserved a point, but Kings Lunsel get the local glory and stay top.

Binclestead Wood FC 2–1 Langmere Green Rovers FC (MD20)

A thrilling end in this game kept Binclestead Wood close enough to the IFCF places for them to still be a realistic goal, but left Langmere Green Rovers asking where things were going wrong. Paul Taylor’s foul on Amrik Singh caused an early second half penalty, and Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen slotted it past Lawrence Henderson. Adrian Jones would equalise with a half volley 12 minutes from time, but the winner came from Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen, heading in the angled cross of Alexander Clarkson. A good game despite a relatively modest scoreline, but the woes of the visitors continue.

Garden City FC 2–2 St Astons City FC (MD20)

These two sides are close to the top, and it’s not a surprise they ended up sharing the points. Giordano Limene opened the scoring, a loose pass out of the back allowed him to intercept and run through to score. Zdeslaw Markowić then scored a free kick, before teenager Ken Miles got on the scoresheet, sliding in to tap in a cross that had seemingly missed everyone. A quick goal after the break, the second for Zdeslaw Markowić would make it a point apiece, despite some late pressure from the hosts.

Hadford Hill FC 0–2 Marthorpe City FC (MD20)

Another derby game this weekend, Marthorpe City made it a double over their neighbours in this game. Both Timur Kransnyoporov and Simon Tucker found the net from outside the box in a 3 minute spell, the 2 goals ultimately the deciding factor in the game. Hadford Hill never found a way back into it, and will need some more points soon to just avoid getting dragged into a relegation fight. Marthope City have recovered from a poor start to put the top 5 and the IFCF places well within reach.

South Maishop FC 0–4 Apsbrooke FC (MD20)

This defeat for South Maishop was one too many for Glyn Hughes, and he has been given the sack. Josep Ros scored from close range, before Daniel Crosland headed in the free kick from Munster Galvin. Any hope of salvaging anything against the run of play ended in the second half, when Thomas Dennis and Victor Cooke both scored with the defence offering little to stop them. Apsbrooke’s comprehensive win is starting to just make the fans believe they’ll be safe and sound this season. On the other side, the 0-4 defeat was a poor, poor performance and the end for Glyn Hughes, as reserves manager and former striker Yungen Li is now in, to try and keep South Maishop from an immediate relegation back to the Challenge League.

Manager Fired
South Maishop FC - Glyn Hughes
Manager Hired (Interim)
South Maishop FC - Yungen Li

Golden Boot
1. Adrian Jones (Langmere Green Rovers FC) - 21
2. Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen (Binclestead Wood FC) - 15
=3. Gary Carr (Bavingtor FC) - 12
Giordano Limene (Garden City FC) - 12
Ásvarður Bergmundursson (St Astons City FC) - 12
=6. Malcolm Golfin (Garden City FC) - 11
Liam Cunningham (St Astons City FC) - 11
8. Andrew Thomas (Marthorpe City FC) - 10
=9. Alex Sturman (Batchingtonwood Rovers FC) - 9
John McLean (Butterfield Rovers FC) - 9
Mark Paul (Hadford Hill FC) - 9
Matthew Cope (South Maishop FC) – 9

Lower League Roundup
10 games to go, and North Mayshop lead the Challenge League, but only on goal difference from Vale. Stanmorn have hit form and are up to 4th, with rivals Havermilly and Guildwell Football, along with Croxlich in the playoff, the Top 6 just stretching out a little from the chasing pack. Nailwood Mills are still struggling at the bottom, but although Johns Parks and Hopford are in the Bottom 3, plenty of sides are within reach of them.

Millsea and Cartswood continue to lead by a fair margin in the National League Division 1. Henhaven Islanders and Claychester head Radstye Rangers and Redthwaite Rangers in the playoff picture, with Woodbrook and Slaton close behind. Alstone, Whittlesbury Wanderers and Langpool Capton lie in the bottom 3.

In the fourth tier, Locksmith-on-Carron and now Captonbridge Rangers have a fairly healthy lead in the automatic promotion spots. Magic Roundabout, Boleland Wood Town and Caffchin lead the chase. Camber Place now lead a close battle for 6th place. At the wrong end, relegation seems inevitable for Saltearth, and Henhaven Palace and Oxwich Wood are losing ground on safety.

Flavovespia Gold Cup

Round 4
(SL) Carston Green FC 7–3 (EA1) Ashland Common
(NLD1) Millsea FC 1–2 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC
(CL) Gann FC 4–4 (SL) Butterfield Rovers FC (4–4 AET) (3–2 pen.)
(SL) St Astons City FC 2–1 (CL) Havermilly FC
(CL) Nailwood Mills FC 3–0 (CL) Vitarias Legion
(NLD2) Hadford Dacorum FC 1–1 (SL) Waldster FC (1–2 AET)
(SL) South Maishop FC 2–2 (SL) Abbots Lunsel FC (3–2 AET)
(SL) Kings Lunsel FC 3–0 (NLD1) Oxwich FC

16 teams remain now, as the final and the trophy get ever closer. Ashland Common were carrying the flame of the non-league sides, but a high-scoring game at Carston Green saw that flame extinguished, as the hosts run out 7-3 winners. Nobody outside the top two flights would win. Hadford Dacorum took Waldster to extra time, but the visitors scored almost from kick off in extra time to win the watch. Oxwich were sadly never able to match Kings Lunsel, who were 3-0 winners. Millsea almost took Langmere Green Rovers to extra time, but an 88th minute winner ended that dream. One upset in this round saw Gann defeat Butterfield Rovers on penalties, after they scored 4 goals apiece in the earlier 120 minutes.

by **Flavovespia** » Wed Jun 08, 2022 2:52 pm

Natfiser Super League

Part 5

Key Games

South Maishop FC 3–2 Batchingtonwood Rovers FC (MD21)

Yungen Li’s first task as interim manager, get a result in this relegation six pointer against fellow newly promoted side Batchingtonwood Rovers. An early stumble came from Michael Davidson’s low driven shot. But a quickfire double by Alan Patient and Robert Simmons put the hosts into the lead. Perry Chambers then scored when Ernest Hunter misjudged a cross and let it go in direct, and South Maishop were in control. A late, late goal by Alex Sturman took little away from a key win for South Maishop.

Carston Green FC 2–3 Garden City FC (MD21)

Carston Green lead twice against their fellow Western side, but lost in the dying seconds of the game. Per Neilsen opened from the left hand side with an angled shot in at the near post. Giordano Limene headed in an equaliser to make it 1-1 before the break. Gordon Cox and then Colin Henderson scored, and it seemed destined for a 2-2, until in the final seconds, Colin Henderson’s cross was shot over the line by Malcolm Golfin. Dismay for the hosts who seem destined to go down now, Garden City a big relief as they don’t drop points in the title race.

St Astons City FC 4–4 Binclestead Wood FC (MD21)

An 8 goal thriller between a side with fading title aspirations but in the Top 5, and a side looking to make a late run for the Top 5. 8 players made their way onto the scoresheet, and at no point did either of the sides managed a lead of more than one goal. Liam Cunningham got the pick of the goals, the last in the game, with a diving header from Christopher Ace’s cross to send the ball past Toby Curry. An entertaining game, but both sides will come away with a sense of 2 points dropped.

Butterfield Rovers FC 2–2 Kings Lunsel FC (MD22)

Kings Lunsel’s winning streak is finally ended at an impressive total of 8. Daniel Laverne’s opener suggested that the in form side would keep on rolling through, only for James Fortun to equalise against the run of play. David Ord then scored in the second half, raising prospects of a surprise win for the hosts. Anthoyn Hannigan quickly put paid to those ambitions, but the defence of the home side held firm to deny Kings Lunsel the 3 points. Kings Lunsel still lead the way at the top, as Butterfield Rovers keep ticking over in the midfield positions.

Garden City FC 1–0 Marthorpe City FC (MD22)

Garden City blunt the form of Marthorpe City, whilst keeping themselves in with a chance of retaining their title. Just the one goal here, with Marthorpe City seemingly sleepwalking after the break allowing Malcolm Golfin to score off a long ball from former Marthorpe City player Sachin Gupta. The visitors played well, but Fol Kacceo kept an impressive clean sheet to give the hosts the 3 points. Still a relatively close race at the top of the Super League.

Bavingtor FC 0–1 Apsbrooke FC (MD22)

Bavingtor missed the chance to put some real pressure on Kings Lunsel. A dogged, determined performance by Apsbrooke was rewarded with the 3 points when Munster Galvin found the net from just inside the box, after Bavingtor failed to get one of his free kicks away from danger in a timely fashion. Bavingtor had more chances, but couldn’t put any in the net, and this was 3 points well and truly dropped. No complaints from Apsbrooke, they hit the 30 point mark and barring a big collapse in form, look safe and sound.

Apsbrooke FC 2–2 Garden City FC (MD23)

Another stutter for the defending champions, as Apsbrooke again frustrate a side at the top. Victor Cooke would open from the spot kick, after Michael Glackin fouled Josep Ros. Craig Fraser equalised from a cross that flew through the box to him. Sean Rafferty then scored a spectacular strike from long range, before Craig Fraser rescued a point with 6 minutes left. Garden City lose ground in the race for the title and the second IFCF Champions League spot, Apsbrooke meanwhile keep up the good work in recent games.

Carston Green FC 1–0 Abbots Lunsel FC (MD23)

Don Ferguson’s header from a corner was enough for Carston Green to win only their second game this season. Abbots Lunsel rue the chance to add to their points total as they fight to stay up against the odds. Carston Green are 9 points from safety, and with only 7 left to play, even this win hardly lifts their chances of survival noticeably.

St Astons City FC 1–1 Waldster FC (MD23)

A loss here would’ve surely seen Gary Hodgson sacked. However after just 160 seconds, Richard Doughty headed in from Valentine Richmond’s early cross. Zdeslaw Markowić would equalise, but despite the pressure of the hosts from that moment onwards, Waldster held on for a point at their rivals. It doesn’t help Waldster massively in their fight to avoid a first ever relegation, but it drags St Astons City closer to falling out of the top 5 and the IFCF places.

Kings Lunsel FC 4–3 Loxthorpe Rovers FC (MD23)

An absolute thriller in Kings Lunsel sees Anthony Hannigan star against his former side to keeps Kings Lunsel in a good spot. It didn’t look good for the hosts when Robert Totten and Anthony Hannigan found the net from around 10 metres out. Anthony Hannigan got his first off the cross of Jonathan Feld in the 33rd minute. Steven Hall then scored against his old side in the 39th minute, before Anthony Hannigan’s goal just before the break gave the hosts some hope. Anthony Hannigan set up the equaliser, playing in Aladdin Gilbert, before Gilbert setup the hat trick and the win in the 86th minute. Hannigan the star of the show, Loxthorpe Rovers stuck in 11th and wanting this season over as soon as possible.

Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 3–0 Kings Lunsel FC (MD24)

Batchingtonwood Rovers thew a real spanner in the works of the title race and the relegation race. Not since Matchday 11 have Kings Lunsel lost, but Michael Davidson put them to the sword today. The opener seemed to come from nothing, a half the visitors were in top in, but Michael Davidson found space on the edge of the box and shot well, beating Robert Jones. Robert Jones was then later caught out by a loose back pass, and Davidson was in for his second. The hat-trick came from similar circumstances to the first, he wasn’t closed down quickly enough, and smashed in his third. The hosts move out of the relegation zone, and the lead at the top drops to a point.

Loxthorpe Rovers FC 4–0 Langmere Green Rovers FC (MD24)

It’s not been the season Loxthorpe Rovers wanted, but they’ll not forget this result for a long time. A four goal hammering of their rivals, and it was well deserved. Andrew Brocklehurst turned in the through ball by Shug de la Fontaine. On the brink of half time, Robert Totten headed in a cross by Steven Hall. Steven Hall would get on the scoresheet in the 74th minute from a free kick, before Shug de la Fontaine played in Robert Totten late on to finish off a fine game for the hosts. As for the visitors, the pressure on Kelvin Muir mounts, especially with an IFCF place nowhere near secure.

Waldster FC 0–0 Carston Green FC (MD24)

This game could’ve gone on for 180 or 270 minutes and a goal would be unlikely, it felt like it went on that long. The result has pushed Waldster into the relegation zone, and Gary Hodgson has been sacked. 6 games remain for John Arnold, reserves manager, to come in as an interim manager to try and get the team to safety. Carston Green are 11 points off safety with 6 games to go, survival seems a remote possibility.

Manager Fired
Waldster FC - Gary Hodgson
Manager Hired (Interim)
Waldster FC -John Arnold

Bavingtor FC 1–0 Batchingtonwood Rovers FC (MD25)

Joseph Judah’s red card for a denial of goalscoring opportunity on old teammate Gary Carr seemed to make the result obvious. And whilst Jonathan Goldstone’s half volley confirmed that, it was a valiant performance from the visitors. Sadly for them, no points means they’re still only a point above safety. As for Bavingtor, the 3 points sends them top thanks to other results, with just 5 games to go.

Marthorpe City FC 4–0 Waldster FC (MD25)

A nightmare start for John Arnold. The hosts dominated in the midfield, Timur Kransnyoporov scoring twice, and assisting the goal for Thomas Stratford. The result was never in doubt, and the curling effort from range by Victor Collomb was the icing on the cake for the hosts. They’re 6th, but with a real shot of the IFCF places. As for Waldster, no escape from the relegation zone yet, their only comfort is everyone else around them lost.

Langmere Green Rovers FC 2–2 Kings Lunsel FC (MD25)

A dramatic game with key title race implications. Anthony Hannigan put the visitors ahead from the spot, after Guðlaugur Ísidórsson fouled him. Aladdin Gilbert doubled the lead, and it seemed destined for a 0-2 win. In just 3 minutes though, Adrian jones headed in Jonathan Bagshaw’s cross, and then Konstantin Vyland went on to score, cutting in from the left hand side, to grab a point for the hosts. They remain 5th and could’ve really done with 3, but the visitors have lost their top spot, with little of the season to go.

Golden Boot
1. Adrian Jones (Langmere Green Rovers FC) - 22
2. Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen (Binclestead Wood FC) - 19
3. Ásvarður Bergmundursson (St Astons City FC) - 14
=4. Gary Carr (Bavingtor FC) - 13
Giordano Limene (Garden City FC) - 13
Malcolm Golfin (Garden City FC) - 13
Liam Cunningham (St Astons City FC) - 13
=8. John McLean (Butterfield Rovers FC) - 11
Mark Paul (Hadford Hill FC) - 11
Robert Totten (Loxthorpe Rovers FC) - 11
Andrew Thomas (Marthorpe City FC) – 11

Lower League Roundup
After their slow start, Stanmorn have hit a purple patch, and now lead the Challenge League, with just 5 games to go. Outer Waldster rivals Vale lie in 2nd place, ahead by 2 points. Havermilly in 3rd have passed a North Mayshop falling stray, with Guildwell Football and Croxlich still in the playoff spots. Vitarias Legion have slipped in the relegation zone, ahead of Johns Park and an improving Nailwood Mills.

From the start, Cartswood and Millsea have controlled the National League Division 1, both only need a few more positive results to return to the second tier. Henhaven Islanders and Claychester are 3rd and 4th, with Slaton sneaking up to 5th, and Redthwaite Rangers in 6th. Buchraston, Highhadford and Alstone are in the bottom 3, but all 3 have a route to safety if they improve.

Locksmith-on-Carron lead comfortably with 5 games left of the National League Division 2, and look set for an immediate return to the third tier. Captonbridge Rangers are 2nd, but could still be caught by the chasing pack. Magic Roundabout, Boleland Wood Town and Caffchinshould at least make the playoffs now. Calhead Rangers and FC North Waldster are locked in battle for 6th. Saltearth have improved, but maybe too late to survive. Henhaven Palace and Oxwich Wood are closing up to safety, but as it stands, will end up playing non-league football next season.

Flavovespia Gold Cup

Quarter Finals
(SL) Kings Lunsel FC 4–1 (SL) Carston Green FC
(CL) Nailwood Mills FC 3–1 (CL) Gann FC
(SL) St Astons City FC 1–2 (SL) South Maishop FC
(SL) Waldster FC 0–1 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC

8 team remain, 2 of them from the Challenge League, and 6 from the Super League. The draw pitted the two Challenge League sides together. Nailwood Mills would defy the league table and make home form count, to eliminate Gann 3-1. Gann lead at the break, but 3 second half goals sent the hosts to the semi finals. Carston Green took an early lead in the 7th minute via Gordon Cox, but Steven Hurricane, Jonathan Feld and a deflected own goal made it 3-1 to Kings Lunsel before the half-hour mark. Steven Hurricane’s 87th minute strike finished off the game. In St Astons City, Sajad Hussain and Steven Blakesley traded goals in the 64th and 67th minute to set up a nail biter. Then, Wing Day’s 89th minute shot on a narrow angle squirmed into the goal, sending South Maishop through in dramatic fashion. Finally, a late goal sealed the deal in Waldster. Robin King scored from a rebound after Adrian Jones had his shot saved, the goal in the 86th minute ending a strong defence of Waldster who seem to be getting knocked out of cups a lot by Langmere Green Rovers.

by **Flavovespia** » Sun Jun 12, 2022 10:27 am

Natfiser Super League

Part 6

Key Games

Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 2–2 Langmere Green Rovers FC (MD26)

Batchingtonwood Rovers were so close to a surprise win that’d given their survival hopes a big boost. Konstanin Vyland’s opener seemed to set the tone of the game, but against the run of play, Kenneth Pile then equalised on the brink of half time. Samuel Thomas then slotted in to make it 2-1. The equaliser came with 5 minutes to go, Jonathan Bagshaw having his cross turned in by Andrew Bowden. A point is still good for the hosts, but disappointing having lead. Langmere Green Rovers fall out of the Top 5, their season becoming a struggle.

Kings Lunsel FC 1–0 St Astons City FC (MD26)

Kings Lunsel stay 1 point off Bavingtor and end the title hopes of St Astons City. Grigori Reich scored after his first cross eventually found its way back to him, and he took an opportunistic shot at goal that went in. St Astons City have their Top5 spot and IFCF football under threat, the hosts still very well placed to capitalise on a Bavingtor slip up, and have the 2nd spot for the IFCF Champions League in control.

Abbots Lunsel FC 0–1 South Maishop FC (MD26)

A real relegation six pointer here, between two of the newly promoted sides hoping not to immediately return to the second tier. It was Matthew Cope who made the difference, scoring the only goal of the game after Garry Sutherland parried his first shot back at him. South Maishop were the better side in the game, and have played themselves back into contention. Abbots Lunsel are only ahead of Waldster on goal difference now.

Garden City FC 0 – 1 Bavingtor FC (MD26)

A big six pointer at the top between 3rd vs 1st going into this matchday. And it was the side at the top who stay at the top. Gary Carr’s shot off the post was then turned in by Tony Elvidge in the 59th minute. Pressure from Garden City couldn’t overcome a steely defence from Bavingtor and some great goalkeeping from Thomas Foley, and the visitors take another step towards the title. It’s not all over for Garden City, but a defence of their title or an IFCF Champions League spot look a fair way off.

Garden City FC 1–1 Batchingtonwood Rovers FC (MD27)

Both teams needed 3 points for very different reasons, but both only got 1. Colin Henderson’s curling effort in the 37th minute should’ve been enough, especially with how many chances Garden City had. In the final minute, with 10 players in the box including the goalkeeper for Batchingtonwood Rovers, Anthony Sharkey’s corner was headed in by Kenneth Pile. Batchingtonwood Rovers stay 12th, 2 points above safety, but for Garden City, they’re 7 points off top and now need a miracle to hold onto the title.

Bavingtor FC 1–0 Binclestead Wood FC (MD27)

The two rivals faced off with Bavingtor top, Binclestead Wood an outside chance of the Top 5 but more concerned today with trying to stop their rivals route to the title. A 7th minute goal from Gary Carr via the through ball of Oscar Brokhorst was enough for the win. Despite the scoreline, it was a game Bavingtor largely controlled well, frustrating the visitors, who nearly saw a red card or two.

South Maishop FC 3–0 Waldster FC (MD27)

This even by the standards of the season was a bad performance for Waldster. Alan Patient opened the scoring just 5 minutes in, and the visitors never looked like getting back into it. Eddie Killingsworth turned a cross into his own net under little pressure, and in the dying minutes Alan Patient finished off the game with a tidy finish from just outside the box. South Maishop move to 13th and 2 points above safety, thanks to an Abbots Lunsel loss at Hadford Hill. Waldster are 15th, 2 points off safety, and a first ever relegation is really feeling likely now.

Carston Green FC 2–5 Kings Lunsel FC (MD27)

Relegation seemed all but certain for Carston Green, and this result confirms it. After Benjamin Potter saw red very early on for taking out Anthony Hannigan when he was through on goal, there was only one likely outcome. Whilst Gerald Buckle’s 2 goals for the hosts were commendable, a hat trick for Anthony Hannigan, combined with goals by wingers Jonathan Feld and Aladdin Gilbert, relegated the Western side. Kings Lunsel meanwhile still sit just a point behind Bavingtor, hoping for just one slip up by the leaders.

St Astons City FC 1–1 Langmere Green Rovers FC (MD27)

A point apiece, a result that isn’t all that great for wither side with wins for Marthorpe City and Apsbrooke. Ásvarður Bergmundursson had his first half penalty saved by Lawrence Henderson. That miss looked costly when Jonathan Bagshaw found the back of the net just before the hour mark. Liam Cunningham would get the equaliser from a deflected Ásvarður Bergmundursson that fell kindly to him. St Astons City are holding on to an IFCF spot by a thread, Langmere Green Rovers are still outside looking up at them.

Kings Lunsel FC 6–2 Marthorpe City FC (MD28)

The performance of the season so far for Kings Lunsel, as they not only won, but greatly improved their goal difference. Steven Hurricane scored from long range, before Jonathan Feld cut inside to make it 2-0. Thomas Stratford headed in the cross of Victor Collomb, but Kenneth McKeon made it 3-1. A second half hat-trick for Anthony Hannigan made this a rout, a goal for Victor Collomb barely a consolation. Kings Lunsel needed this win to stay firmly in the title hunt, Marthorpe City dragged right back into the race for the IFCF spots after getting a bit of daylight in the Top 5.

Abbots Lunsel FC 0–1 Bavingtor FC (MD28)

Both sides needed wins, but it was the visitors who did so. Bavingtor were the better side throughout, but only managed to score one, via Nicholas Knox connecting from a through ball by Gary Carr. That one goal was enough for the 3 points however, and it crucially keeps Bavingtor one point ahead (tied on goal difference now) with 2 games to go. Abbots Lunsel now potentially face relegation in the next matchday.

Waldster FC 1–1 Hadford Hill FC (MD28)

It wasn’t just the very real threat of relegation for Waldster to handle in their last few games, but this derby as well. Hadford Hill only needed a point to guarantee safety, and a point they got, even if they wanted the win and 3 points. Mark Paul’s early penalty after a foul by Dinsdale Landen on former teammate at Stanmorn Matthew Hanley made it a very nervous game for the hosts. Lancelot Wray equalised in the 37th minute, but the point doesn’t move them any closer to safety with just 2 games to go. At worst, their first ever relegation could happen next matchday.

Butterfield Rovers FC 1–1 South Maishop FC (MD28)

When Matthew Cope scored 3 minutes in, it looked like South Maishop’s good run would continue on, and they’d move even closer to safety. James Fortun would score with a spectacular volley in the 57th minute to tie the game, a score that’d remain until the end. South Maishop are 13th on 28 points, and with Waldster on 26 points and Abbots Lunsel on 25 points, South Maishop need one more win to really put the pressure on the two sides below.

Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 0–0 St Astons City FC (MD28)

Profligacy was the word here, a scoreless draw gets each side a point. For Batchingonwood Rovers, they remain 12th on 28 points, and still have safety well within their own hands. St Astons City however, drop into 6th, out of the IFCF places, behind Marthorpe City and Langmere Green Rovers on goal difference. They all have 43 points, and it’ll likely go down to the final day for 4th and 5th. Apsbrooke on 41 points and Loxthorpe Rovers on 39 points still have a chance at once of those two spots two.

Bavingtor FC 2–0 Waldster FC (MD29)

Going into this Matchday leading by a point, Bavingtor knew there was a chance they could be champions, if they won and Kings Lunsel lost. Oscar Brokhurst put the hosts in the lead in the 36th minute, with a smart finish from the left hand side. Sidney Harper was sent off only a few minutes later for the visitors, they desperately needed points and their task was now so much harder. They still attacked in the last minutes, and that allowed Tony Elvidge to score on a quick counter attack. 2-0 to Bavingtor, the question was, what was happening between Apsbrooke vs Kings Lunsel?

Apsbrooke FC 2–1 Kings Lunsel FC (MD29)

Apsbrooke still had a chance of the IFCF places, and weren’t going to make this easy for title chasing Kings Lunsel. Anthony Hannigan’s goal in the 57th minute, played in via Jonathan Feld, had seemingly put the visitors in control. But just 5 minutes later, Munster Galvin found the net from a free kick. Then, in the 3rd minute of stoppage time, a cross in by Terence Neil was first headed at goal by Victor Cooke. Robert Jones blocked it, but into the path of Josep Ros, who smashed it home. The roar from the crowd in Apsbrooke was matched by the roar from the crowd in Bavingtor when they heard the news. That was it, on the penultimate matchday, Bavingtor were champions! As for Kings Lunsel, they were now just 3 points ahead of Garden City in 3rd.

Marthorpe City FC 3–2 Langmere Green Rovers FC (MD29)

A winner in this game would put themselves so much closer to the IFCF spots. This was an entertaining game, and it didn’t take long for Victor Collomb to start that entertainment, sliding in to knock in the low cross by Andrew Thomas. Victor Collomb would score again to make it 2-0 before the break. An early second half goal by Adrian Jones reduced the deficit, before Andrew Thomas headed in with 15 minutes to go, making it 3-1. Konstantin Vyland’s powerful shot gave the visitors some hope, but it wasn’t enough. Marthorpe City are 4th, and with their goal difference, a draw should keep them in the IFCF playoff spots. Langmere Green Rovers drop to 7th, they must beat Apsbrooke in their final game, and hope St Astons City don’t beat Marthorpe City (or cause a huge goal difference swing).

Binclestead Wood FC 2–1 Batchingtonwood Rovers FC (MD29)

When Kenneth Pile headed in just 3 minutes into this game, it really seemed Batchingtonwood Rovers could take a huge leap towards safety. Visitors Binclestead Wood had other ideas, by half time it was 2-1 thanks to Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen and Stuart Smith. And despite an Amrik Singh red card for a petulant shove on Anthony Sharkey to prematurely end Singh’s season, Batchingtonwood Rovers couldn’t make a man advantage count. Safety is still not secure for Batchingtonwood Rovers with a game to go.

South Maishop FC 0–2 Loxthorpe Rovers FC (MD29)

A glimmer of hope for the IFCF spots remain for Loxthorpe Rovers, as they end an unbeaten streak of South Maishop that had lasted for 4 games. Steven Hall and Shug de la Fontaine both scored similar goals, cutting in from the inside before shooting home. South Maishop are still outside the relegation zone, and can secure safety on the final day with a win, but are still at risk of relegation. For Loxthorpe Rovers they’re only in the IFCF Challengers Cup if Marthorpe City defeat St Astons City, and rivals Langmere Green Rovers draw with Apsbrooke.

Garden City FC 3–1 Abbots Lunsel FC (MD29)

The other side in the relegation battle, Abbots Lunsel couldn’t capitalise on losses around them. Giordano Limene put the hosts in the lead in the 16th minute. He’d score again just after the break, before Sachin Gupta made it 3-0. David Hulme may have scored, but Abbots Lunsel never looked like getting another two, as they hit 5 losses in a row. IFCF Champions League football is still on for Garden City, if they win at Waldster and Kings Lunsel lose to South Maishop. Abbots Lunsel must defeat Binclestead Wood to have any chance of staying up, then hope at least one of Batchingtonwood Rovers and South Maishop lose and Waldster don’t win, or both Batchingtonwood Rovers and South Maishop lose.

Lower League Roundup
One game to go, and Outer Waldster rivals Stanmorn and Vale are guaranteed promotion straight back to the Super League. A point separates them, it’s merely a matter of if Stanmorn slip up or not to give Vale the chance at the Challenge League title. Guildwell Football and North Mayshop are into the playoffs, but 8th place Sporting Towerhaite host 5th placed Havermilly, and 6th placed Narrock Wood United host 7th place Croxlich, with playoff spots on the line. No last day drama in the relegation race, Vitarias Legion, Nailwood Mills and Johns Park are down.
Capton Club v Guildwell Football
Johns Park FC v Stanmorn FC
Hopford FC v North Mayshop FC
Rumlington Rovers FC v Nailwood Mills FC
Gann FC v Vitarias Legion
Sporting Towerhaite v Havermilly FC
Narrock Wood United FC v Croxlich FC
Vale FC v Boll Lake Mariners FC

Millsea and Cartswood have both lead for so long, but with 61 and 60 points respectively, Henhaven Islanders on 60 points could crash the promotion or title winning party. Claychester and Slaton are guaranteed 4th and 5th now. Old Marthorpe will have Radstye Rangers and Redthwaite Rangers hoping they slip up in the race for 6th. No relegation drama on the last day, Westwood, Highhadford and Alstone are down.

Old Marthorpe FC v Langpool Capton FC
Radstye Rangers FC v Buchraston FC
Westwood FC v Woodbrook FC
Highhadford FC v Henhaven Islanders FC
Whittlesbury Wanderers v Millsea FC
Redthwaite Rangers FC v Oxwich FC
Cartswood FC v Alstone FC
Claychester FC v Slaton FC

Locksmith-on-Carron are up, but to win the title they need to not lose against Captonbridge Rangers, or the visitors will steal the title on the final day. The visitors need a win to guarantee promotion, else Boleland Wood Town could snatch promotion. Magic Roundabout are all but assured of 4th. Caffchin can secure 5th at least with a draw, and are definitely in the playoffs. Calhead Rangers and FC North Waldster are separated by a point in the battle for 6th. Oxwich Wood are relegated to non-league with the wooden spoon after 5 consecutive losses. Barring a big goal difference swing, Henhaven Palace are relegated even if they win and Buchraston Heath lose. But if Buchraston Heath fail to win, Saltearth could still avoid relegation to non-league.

Boleland Wood Town FC v Camber Place FC
Saltearth FC v Magic Roundabout FC
Locksmith-on-Carron FC v Captonbridge Rangers FC
Henhaven Palace FC v Calhead Rangers FC
Caffchin FC v FC North Waldster
Maltsterbrack FC v Frostbrook Rovers FC
Oxwich Wood FC v Hadford Dacorum FC
Henhaven Beachside v Buchraston Heath FC

Abbots Lunsel FC 3–3 Binclestead Wood FC (MD30)

An entertaining game, but in the end it saw Abbots Lunsel go down. Jacob Jamieson headed in the opening goal, a bad sign for the hosts. Sanjay Pathak and Eric Reid then found the net, and it looked like survival could well be on. Stuart Smith made that dream last just 3 minutes though, before his curling shot flew in. In the second half, Mohammod Iqbal briefly revived the dream, only for Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen to shut it off 2 minutes later. Looking at other results elsewhere didn’t matter, Abbots Lunsel were down regardless. A commendable effort to reach 26 points given preseason predictions, but in the end, their long awaited return to the top flight lasted just one season. Binclestead Wood finished 9th, and for Andrew Lowe and Binclestead Wood, the offseason could be time to decide if they part ways.

Kings Lunsel FC 1–2 South Maishop FC (MD20)

Away at Kings Lunsel to secure safety is not an easy task, but South Maishop did it anyway. Robert Simmons put in one of his performances of the season, scoring 2 goals within 16 minutes to set up South Maishop. Jonathan Feld equalised in the 23rd minute, but South Maishop weren’t to be scored against again. Results elsewhere wouldn’t make a difference for them, they were safe and sound. Kings Lunsel meanwhile, had to wait and see what would happen in the capital to see if they would be playing in the IFCF Champions League or IFCF Challengers Cup.

Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 0–2 Carston Green FC (MD30)

A win would’ve kept Batchingtonwood Rovers safe, even a draw would’ve realistically done it, barring a huge Waldster win. But the side with just 2 wins all season, got a 3rd when it mattered least for them. Gerald Buckle’s early first half goal, with the first attack of the game, and Imran Ahmed’s inadvertent deflection to score meant a 0-2 deficit at the break. The hosts seemed all out of ideas, and couldn’t get back into this game. Carston Green at least end a dismal season with a bright spark, the hosts had all eyes on the capital.

Waldster FC 1–0 Garden City FC (MD30)

It was quite simple, both sides had to win to have any chance of achieving their goals. A game that was so tense, turned into a flurry of opportunistic long balls forward, both sides trying anything to score. In the 82nd minute, Lancelot Wray’s pass feel to Richard Doughty. He took it in stride, and slotted past Fol Kacceo. There was an unbelievable cheer around the Hornet’s Nest, and another one when at full time, Waldster had held on. Results elsewhere meant Waldster had survived, no first ever relegation yet. As for Garden City, well with Kings Lunsel losing this was a blown opportunity to snatch 2nd. 3rd though, whilst they haven’t defended their title, they at least get IFCF Challengers Cup football.

St Astons City FC 2–0 Marthorpe City FC (MD30)

St Astons City needed a win to guarantee IFCF football, in fact they couldn’t lose or they’d be out of the Top 5. Marthorpe City needed only a draw, and preferably Apsbrooke to not win at Langmere Green Rovers. Against the run of play somewhat, Christopher Ace found the net in the 54th minute, connecting from Zdeslaw Markowić’s through ball. Christopher Ace would then round off the win in injury time, scoring on the counter with the visitors piling forward for an equaliser. St Astons City had fourth, Marthorpe City now needed results elsewhere to go in their favour to make it into the IFCF Challengers Cup.

Langmere Green Rovers FC 1–0 Apsbrooke FC (MD30)

Both these sides realistically needed a win and other results to go their way to make it to the IFCF Challengers Cup. In the end, thanks to this result and other results elsewhere, neither did make it in. Robin King’s goal against his former side, the side he also supports, was a bittersweet one in the circumstances. It was all in vain as well, as Langmere Green Rovers only finished 6th. The Flavovespia Gold Cup is their last chance at continental football, and this finish leaves a lot of questions for and about Kelvin Muir, and some of the star names in the side. Apsbrooke finish 8th, the 5th time in 7 years they’ve managed that feat, and for Robert Brown, after early nerves and bad form, a reassuring first season in the dugout at Apsbrooke.

Loxthorpe Rovers FC 1–0 Hadford Hill FC (MD30)

The faint hope that Loxthorpe Rovers could make the Top 5 was eliminated by results elsewhere, despite this win. A decent team performance and a good long range goal by Robert Totten, but it didn’t mean much in the end. 7th they finished, just below their rivals Langmere Green Rovers. It was a good recovery for Victor Adeyemo, likely to either be named full time manager at Loxthorpe Rovers, or find a managerial job elsewhere in the Super League. Hadford Hill finished 10th, they avoided too much danger this season, but were largely quite anonymous.

Butterfield Rovers FC 2–2 Bavingtor FC (MD30)

And finally, the champions visited Butterfield Rovers, for a somewhat more lowkey rivalry match. Having already lifted the trophy at their home ground last Matchday, the players could be forgiven for almost seeing this as a glorified friendly. But despite the 2-2 scoreline, it was still a good performance on both sides of the ball. Paul Jorgensen’s equaliser with a diving header the pick of the goals in this. Butterfield Rovers finish 11th, and whilst it wasn’t a spectacular season, a team of their stature and with their early predictions can be pleased with that. As for Bavingtor, they weren’t outsiders like Garden City were, but also weren’t favourites. They’ve had an incredible season, combined with a great international set of results, and this season will go down in their history as a legendary one.

Golden Boot
1. Adrian Jones (Langmere Green Rovers FC) - 26
2. Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen (Binclestead Wood FC) - 21
3. Giordano Limene (Garden City FC) - 16
=4. Gary Carr (Bavingtor FC) - 15
Anthony Hannigan (Kings Lunsel FC) - 15
Robert Totten (Loxthorpe Rovers FC) - 15
Ásvarður Bergmundursson (St Astons City FC) - 15
8. Liam Cunningham (St Astons City FC) - 14
=9. John McLean (Butterfield Rovers FC) - 13
Malcolm Golfin (Garden City FC) - 13
Mark Paul (Hadford Hill FC) - 13
Thomas Stratford (Marthorpe City FC) – 13

Lower League Roundup

The Challenge League final day was spectacular. 15 minutes to go, Vale were cruising to a 5-2 victory over Boll Lake Mariners, and Stanmorn were losing 4-2 at Johns Park. Then, by the end of the 85th minute, 3 goals in 10 minutes put Stanmorn 4-5 up, and from there they’d snatch the title from the rivals when it seemed lost. The playoff race was also full of drama. Despite being 0-2 up after just 12 minutes, Havermilly collapsed to 5-2 at half time against Sporting Towerhaite. More goals followed, as Sporting Towerhaite ran out 7-3 winners and snagged a playoff spot from their opponents. Narrock Wood United fans witnessed a heartbreaking 0-2 defeat at home to Croxlich, as the away side took their playoff spot. Vitarias Legion, Nailwood Mills and Johns Park were already relegated.

Not a lot of drama in the end in the National League Division 1. Millsea got the one goal win to seal the title, Cartswood got a one goal win to go up in 2nd, and Henhaven Islanders only drew anyway. Similarly in the race for 6th, Old Marthorpe won to seal that spot, with Radstye Rangers and Redthwaite Rangers drawing anyway. Highhadford, Westwood and Alstone were already relegated.

Locksmith-on-Carron’s 0-0 draw with Captonbridge Rangers wasn’t exciting, but it sealed the title, a job well done for them in the National League Division 2. Boleland Wood Town capitalised, their 3-0 win snatching 2nd from Captonbridge Rangers. Calhead Rangers won in Henhaven Palace, the home team were sadly relegated as a result and the visitors seal a playoff spot. Saltearth would also lose, to join Henhaven Palace and Oxwich Wood in relegation. The draw for Buchraston Heath in the end not necessary to save them anyway.

Flavovespia Gold Cup

Semi Finals
(CL) Nailwood Mills FC 0–0 (SL) South Maishop FC (0–0 AET) (4–3 pen.)
(SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC 4–2 (SL) Kings Lunsel FC

Nailwood Mills were into the semis, but this was their first game against a top tier side all tournament. South Maishop looked slightly better over the course of the game, but 120 minutes were played with no goals. It went to penalties, 3-3 after 4 each. Nailwood Mills scored their 5th, and then goalkeeper Phillip James would then save the penalty of Wing Day, making him the hero of the town as the relegated Challenge League side made it to the Flavovespia Gold Cup final. The other semi final was a cup classic. Kings Lunsel took an early lead at Langmere Green Rovers, when David Lyons fouled Aladdin Gilbert to draw a penalty, which Anthony Hannigan converted. Robin King equalised just 4 minutes later, but Anthony Hannigan restored the lead in the 33rd minute. 4 minutes after half time, Adrian Jones hit the equalising goal on the half volley. Jones would then set up Robin King for the goal to take the lead in the 62nd minute. The visitors pressed hard in the final minutes, but were vulnerable on the counter. That was exploited, and with a minute to go before stoppages, Jonathan Bagshaw’s long pass found Adrian Jones, who rounded Robert Jones (no relation) to score.

by **Flavovespia** » Sun Jun 12, 2022 11:58 am

Part 7

Playoffs

North Mayshop took on Guildwell Football for a spot in the Challenge League Playoff final. Despite a penalty saved by the hosts turning into a goal for Guildwell Football within 2 minutes, North Mayshop fought back to win 2-1, and move to within 90 minutes of Super League football. Croxlich snatched a playoff spot on the final day, but this time it was their turn to face disappointment, a single goal by Sporting Towerhaite sent the visitors through. Guildwell Football hosted Sporting Towerhaite in a thriller. 3-3 after 120 minutes, some great penalty saves from the Sporting Towerhaite goalkeeper meant Guildwell Football, ever the playoff strugglers, were out again. The playoff final is typically a close game, with a lot of nerves and tension. This one in Highland Road wasn’t. A 25th minute goal and a 42nd minute penalty for Sporting Towerhaite put them 0-2 up at the break. 2 more goals, including another penalty meant that Sporting Towerhaite, who only made the playoffs on the final day, would join rivals Stanmorn and Vale back in the top flight. As for North Mayshop, their dream of a top flight appearance will have to restart next season.

The National League Division 1 playoffs seemed to be a game of penalty shootouts. Henhaven Islanders lost at home to Claychester in the match for a direct final spot. Slaton defeated Old Marthorpe on penalties, before booking their place in the final by inflicting another penalty shootout loss on Henhaven Islanders. No penalties were needed in the final though in Saints Park between these 2 nearby sides. Slaton took an early lead, and doubled up just after 16 minutes. Claychester got it back to 2-2 by half time, but would end up losing to a quickfire double in the second half. Slaton were the ones returning to the second tier.

Captonbridge Rangers played a close game against Magic Roundabout, but would prevail thanks to 2 extra time goals making it 4-2 AET. Calhead Rangers edged out Caffchin by a single goal, to setup a match against Magic Roundabout. Calhead Rangers couldn’t get another win on the road, Magic Roundabout won 2-0 to set up a repeat fixture in the final against Captonbridge Rangers, in Seafront Stadium. A 17th minute goal set Captonbrige Rangers up nicely, and they finished off the win on the counter in the 89th minute. After dropping out of automatic promotion on the final day, Captonbridge Rangers redeem themselves with a playoff win to go up.

League Cup

Code: Select all: League Cup Round 1 (NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC 0–0 (CL) Guildwell Football (0–0 AET) (4–1 pen.) (NLD2) Camber Place FC 1–0 (CL) Sporting Towerhaite (NLD1) Slaton FC 0–0 (CL) Capton Club (0–0 AET) (3–4 pen.) (NLD2) Captonbridge Rangers FC 0–1 (SL) Marthorpe City FC (NLD2) Hadford Dacorum FC 3–3 (CL) Nailwood Mills FC (3–3 AET) (4–2 pen.) (NLD1) Millsea FC 1–2 (CL) Croxlich FC (NLD1) Whittlesbury Wanderers 0–5 (CL) Johns Park FC (NLD1) Redthwaite Rangers FC 2–3 (SL) Carston Green FC (NLD1) Alstone FC 3–3 (CL) Rumlington Rovers FC (3–4 AET) (NLD2) Henhaven Beachside 0–1 (CL) Vitarias Legion (NLD2) Calhead Rangers FC 0–1 (SL) South Maishop FC (NLD2) Maltsterbrack FC 4–5 (CL) Boll Lake Mariners FC (NLD2) Magic Roundabout FC 1–0 (SL) Apsbrooke FC (NLD1) Cartswood FC 2–2 (CL) Narrock Wood United FC (2–2 AET) (2–1 pen.) (NLD1) Claychester FC 1–0 (SL) St Astons City FC (NLD2) Frostbrook Rovers FC 0–2 (SL) Bavingtor FC (NLD2) Saltearth FC 0–3 (SL) Butterfield Rovers FC (NLD2) Henhaven Palace FC 3–3 (SL) Batchingtonwood Rovers FC (3–4 AET) (NLD1) Buchraston FC 4–1 (SL) Waldster FC (NLD1) Henhaven Islanders FC 1–3 (SL) Kings Lunsel FC (NLD2) FC North Waldster 0–4 (SL) Abbots Lunsel FC (NLD1) Langpool Capton FC 1–2 (CL) Stanmorn FC (NLD2) Oxwich Wood FC 0–3 (CL) Havermilly FC (NLD1) Highhadford FC 2–3 (CL) North Mayshop FC (NLD2) Caffchin FC 1–4 (SL) Hadford Hill FC (NLD2) Locksmith-on-Carron FC 2–3 (SL) Garden City FC (NLD2) Boleland Wood Town FC 0–3 (CL) Gann FC (NLD1) Westwood FC 0–3 (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC (NLD1) Woodbrook FC 1–2 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC (NLD1) Oxwich FC 0–2 (SL) Binclestead Wood FC (NLD1) Old Marthorpe FC 0–3 (CL) Vale FC (NLD2) Buchraston Heath FC 2–3 (CL) Hopford FC Round 2 (SL) Hadford Hill FC 2–0 (CL) Havermilly FC (NLD1) Buchraston FC 2–0 (NLD2) Magic Roundabout FC (SL) Garden City FC 2–3 (CL) Stanmorn FC (CL) Capton Club 0–3 (SL) Marthorpe City FC (CL) Vale FC 1–0 (NLD2) Hadford Dacorum FC (SL) Butterfield Rovers FC 4–1 (SL) Bavingtor FC (NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC 4–1 (CL) Johns Park FC (SL) Binclestead Wood FC 2–0 (SL) Carston Green FC (SL) Kings Lunsel FC 2–1 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC (CL) Boll Lake Mariners FC 1–0 (CL) Rumlington Rovers FC (NLD1) Claychester FC 4–1 (CL) Vitarias Legion (CL) Gann FC 3–0 (SL) Batchingtonwood Rovers FC (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC 0–0 (SL) South Maishop FC (1–1 AET) (6–5 pen.) (NLD1) Cartswood FC 3–1 (NLD2) Camber Place FC (CL) Hopford FC 3–0 (CL) North Mayshop FC (CL) Croxlich FC 0–0 (SL) Abbots Lunsel FC (0–0 AET) (4–3 pen.) Round 3 (SL) Hadford Hill FC 1–2 (SL) Binclestead Wood FC (NLD1) Cartswood FC 1–1 (CL) Croxlich FC (1–2 AET) (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC 6–1 (NLD1) Buchraston FC (SL) Kings Lunsel FC 2–2 (CL) Stanmorn FC (2–2 AET) (4–5 pen.) (SL) Marthorpe City FC 4–0 (CL) Vale FC (CL) Hopford FC 1–0 (NLD1) Claychester FC (CL) Gann FC 3–1 (SL) Butterfield Rovers FC (CL) Boll Lake Mariners FC 4–3 (NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC Quarter Finals (CL) Gann FC 3–0 (CL) Stanmorn FC (CL) Croxlich FC 1–2 (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC (CL) Hopford FC 0–2 (CL) Boll Lake Mariners FC (SL) Marthorpe City FC 4–0 (SL) Binclestead Wood FC Semi Finals (CL) Boll Lake Mariners FC 0–2 (CL) Gann FC (SL) Marthorpe City FC 2–0 (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC Final (CL) Gann FC 0–2 (SL) Marthorpe City FC

The 64 league teams compete in the League Cup. The seeded first round sees third and fourth tier sides host a first or second tier side. Magic Roundabout’s 1-0 over Apsbrooke was the only fourth tier defeating a first tier side match, although both St Astons City and Waldster fell to third tier opposition. Many Super League sides got eliminated fairly early, by the Quarter Finals 5 Challenge League sides remained. One of them, Gann made it all the way to the final. However Marthorpe City proved too much for them, thanks to goals by Andrew Thomas and Victor Collomb. Nevertheless, with Marthorpe City in the IFCF Challengers Cup, Gann have the consolation prize of a Vilitan Cove International spot.

Alliance Shield

Code: Select all: Alliance Shield Northern Round 1 (NA2) Hadford Bypass FC 0–1 (NA2) Phinmall Wood FC (NA2) Barmount FC 3–1 (NA2) Westwood North FC (NA2) Parmo-by-Hadford FC 4–2 (NA2) Kingsley Green FC (NA2) Blackwald FC 0–0 (NA2) Binclestead Wood Common FC (1–2 AET) (NA2) Trenton Bottom Sports 5–1 (NA2) St Astons Striders FC (NA2) Addenleigh Rangers FC 3–0 (NA2) Bavingtor Airport FC (NA2) The Chorltons 3–3 (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers (3–5 AET) (NA2) Letty Green 1–2 (NA2) Water Gardens FC Western Round 1 (WA2) Capton Street FC 2–0 (WA2) Oakwoods FC (WA2) FC The Rise 0–1 (WA2) Walbert Street FC (WA2) Gerald's Oak FC 2–1 (WA2) Smug Oak FC (WA2) Torstermound FC 1–4 (WA2) Carston Eleven (WA2) Watchers Associates 1–1 (WA2) Hilt Wood FC (1–2 AET) (WA2) AFC Jovinal Farm 4–4 (WA2) Saltearthbury FC (5–4 AET) (WA2) St Astons Abbey and Cathedral 1–0 (WA2) Bridge Hill FC (WA2) Combury FC 2–1 (WA2) Havermilly Hanger FC Southern Round 1 (SA2) Omega FC 5–3 (SA2) Queens Road FC (SA2) Kings FC 1–0 (SA2) North Mayshop Park (SA2) Waldster Park United FC 0–3 (SA2) Kingsland FC (SA2) Waldster Harriers FC 1–1 (SA2) Penfold Park FC (1–1 AET) (5–6 pen.) (SA2) Brimton FC 4–1 (SA2) Cardinal Cross FC (SA2) Garden Ash FC 0–0 (SA2) UA North Waldster (0–0 AET) (3–4 pen.) (SA2) Ifleii FC 3–1 (SA2) Digsbury FC (SA2) Capton Valley FC 1–1 (SA2) Great Fuzzbrooke Wood (1–2 AET) Eastern Round 1 (EA2) Aston Road FC 2–0 (EA2) Sutsyridge FC (EA2) Pranglen End FC 3–0 (EA2) Loxspring FC (EA2) Rumlington Lakes FC 2–1 (EA2) The Little Green FC (EA2) Loxthorpe Green FC 1–0 (EA2) Batchingtonwood Club (EA2) Fullertons FC 2–2 (EA2) Pranglers Crouch FC (2–2 AET) (1–3 pen.) (EA2) Buchraston Mill FC 1–0 (EA2) Woodlee Farm (EA2) Baxlee Blues 3–2 (EA2) Whisbeleng Woods FC (EA2) Lukes Wood FC 4–3 (EA2) Chesinglea Village FC Western Round 2 (WA2) Combury FC 2–1 (WA1) Old Saints FC (NA2) Water Gardens FC 2–4 (WA1) St Astons Athletic (WA2) Hilt Wood FC 2–3 (WA1) Saxford FC (NA2) Barmount FC 2–0 (WA1) Tadcester Wood FC (WA2) Carston Eleven 1–3 (WA1) Napsmouth FC (WA2) Walbert Street FC 3–0 (WA1) Flawthorpe FC (WA2) St Astons Abbey and Cathedral 1–2 (WA1) Floombury United FC (WA2) Capton Street FC 0–0 (WA1) Melcave Meerkats (0–1 AET) (WA2) Gerald's Oak FC 0–2 (WA1) South Hadford United (NA2) Addenleigh Rangers FC 0–1 (WA1) Panford FC (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers 1–2 (WA1) Pykrot End FC (NA2) Parmo-by-Hadford FC 3–2 (WA1) Ellerstone Aerodrome (NA2) Trenton Bottom Sports 2–2 (WA1) Bridles End FC (2–3 AET) (NA2) Binclestead Wood Common FC 0–2 (WA1) Hadford Industrial United (NA2) Phinmall Wood FC 1–0 (WA1) Presmoor Bridge Railway FC (WA2) AFC Jovinal Farm 1–2 (WA1) Ellerstone United FC Eastern Round 2 (EA2) Rumlington Lakes FC 1–0 (EA1) Queens FC (EA2) Pranglen End FC 0–0 (EA1) Waldster Junction FC (0–1 AET) (EA2) Lukes Wood FC 0–2 (EA1) FC North Orbital (SA2) Omega FC 2–6 (EA1) Lunselbury FC (SA2) Kings FC 2–2 (EA1) Leabury FC (2–3 AET) (EA2) Baxlee Blues 4–2 (EA1) Narrock Community Sports (SA2) UA North Waldster 0–2 (EA1) Ashland Common (SA2) Kingsland FC 1–1 (EA1) Hillsight Bridge FC (1–2 AET) (EA2) Buchraston Mill FC 2–4 (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC (EA2) Pranglers Crouch FC 0–1 (EA1) Sandneston Rovers FC (SA2) Penfold Park FC 0–0 (EA1) Malter End FC (0–0 AET) (5–4 pen.) (EA2) Aston Road FC 3–1 (EA1) Dame Roundabout FC (SA2) Brimton FC 1–1 (EA1) Hollytree FC (1–1 AET) (7–6 pen.) (SA2) Great Fuzzbrooke Wood 2–3 (EA1) Waldster Waterfields (EA2) Loxthorpe Green FC 0–0 (EA1) Crimblewood Park FC (0–0 AET) (3–4 pen.) (SA2) Ifleii FC 0–0 (EA1) Galling Rangers 7AU (1–0 AET) Western Round 3 (WA1) Melcave Meerkats 1–2 (WA1) Floombury United FC (WA1) Pykrot End FC 1–3 (NA2) Barmount FC (NA2) Phinmall Wood FC 1–2 (WA1) Bridles End FC (WA2) Walbert Street FC 1–2 (WA1) Panford FC (NA2) Parmo-by-Hadford FC 1–0 (WA1) South Hadford United (WA2) Combury FC 1–3 (WA1) Hadford Industrial United (WA1) Napsmouth FC 5–0 (WA1) Saxford FC (WA1) St Astons Athletic 3–4 (WA1) Ellerstone United FC Eastern Round 3 (EA1) Ashland Common 3–1 (EA1) Waldster Waterfields (EA1) Sandneston Rovers FC 1–0 (EA1) Hillsight Bridge FC (SA2) Brimton FC 1–1 (SA2) Ifleii FC (2–2 AET) (1–3 pen.) (SA2) Penfold Park FC 0–1 (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC (EA2) Baxlee Blues 1–2 (EA1) Lunselbury FC (EA2) Rumlington Lakes FC 2–0 (EA2) Aston Road FC (EA1) Crimblewood Park FC 1–2 (EA1) Waldster Junction FC (EA1) FC North Orbital 0–0 (EA1) Leabury FC (0–0 AET) (1–3 pen.) Western Quarter Finals (NA2) Barmount FC 1–0 (NA2) Parmo-by-Hadford FC (WA1) Bridles End FC 0–0 (WA1) Napsmouth FC (1–2 AET) (WA1) Floombury United FC 1–2 (WA1) Panford FC (WA1) Hadford Industrial United 2–5 (WA1) Ellerstone United FC Eastern Quarter Finals (SA2) Ifleii FC 0–0 (EA1) Lunselbury FC (0–0 AET) (4–3 pen.) (EA2) Rumlington Lakes FC 0–0 (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC (0–1 AET) (EA1) Ashland Common 2–2 (EA1) Leabury FC (4–2 AET) (EA1) Sandneston Rovers FC 2–1 (EA1) Waldster Junction FC Western Semi Finals (WA1) Panford FC 0–1 (WA1) Napsmouth FC (NA2) Barmount FC 2–0 (WA1) Ellerstone United FC Eastern Semi Finals (EA1) Ashland Common 3–0 (SA2) Ifleii FC (EA1) Sandneston Rovers FC 0–2 (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC Western Final (WA1) Napsmouth FC 1–0 (NA2) Barmount FC Eastern Final (EA1) Ashland Common 3–2 (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC Final (EA1) Ashland Common 0–1 (WA1) Napsmouth FC

The 96 sides in the non-league Alliance, the two tiers directly below the league play in this tournament. Whilst in years gone past there’s been some upsets from sides in the Alliance D2, this time the final was between Napsmouth, 2nd in the Western Alliance D1, and Ashland Common, winners of the Eastern Alliance D1, and going back to the league. Napsmouth would win this final by a goal to nil, proving themselves to be one of the top non-league sides.

Flavovespia Gold Cup

Final

Highland Road, Hadford Hill was the venue. In the eyes of most, this was going to be a Flavovespia Gold Cup final that was a mismatch on paper. Langmere Green Rovers had won this cup 4 times, were Super League champions 6 times, the earliest of which was 10 years ago, and were one of the top teams of recent times in Flavovespia, even if 6th in the Super League this season was a disappointment. Nailwood Mills had just been relegated from the Challenge League in 15th, and their only ever cup final appearance, an Inter City Cup final 98 years ago (61BU), which they lost 4-0 to Hadford Hill. When Asif John brought down Jonathan Bagshaw, and Adrian Jones converted the penalty in the 6th minute, it seemed destined for a big score. But then, a 30th minute attack by Nailwood Mills finished with Donald Palmer finding the back of the net. Langmere Green Rovers had dominated the first half, but the half ended 1-1. The hard work of Nailwood Mills seemed undone in the 69th minute, when Jonathan Bagshaw slotted the ball low past Phillip James, through a crowded box. Nailwood Mills never gave up, and in the 87th minute, from a corner, David Chandler managed to head the ball over the line and in. Full time, it was 2-2, and somehow the second tier underdogs had taken this game to extra time. The minutes ticked towards the end of extra time, and penalties were looming. And then, in the 116th minute, with Nailwood Mills only real attack of extra time, Donald Palmer’s long ball from the right hand side found David Hart. David Hart took it down, and despite the incoming pressure of Guðlaugur Ísidórsson, hit a pinpoint accurate shot past Lawrence Henderson and into the bottom corner of the net. 4 minutes left, and the underdogs now lead. The final few minutes were the longest of the 11 Nailwood Mills player’s lives, but the final whistle came, and that was it. The relegated Challenge League side had stunned practically everyone in Flavovespia, to win the Flavovespia Gold Cup. The greatest game ever for Nailwood Mills, and the small twam in the Torlands, whilst they would now be playing third tier football, would also be playing in the IFCF Cup Winners Cup, and the LigAnaia.

by **Flavovespia** » Sun Jun 12, 2022 12:05 pm

Final Tables and Cup results

Code: Select all: Natfiser Super League Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Bavingtor FC 30 21 3 6 54 28 +26 66 CL LA 2 Kings Lunsel FC 30 19 4 7 58 36 +22 61 CL 3 Garden City FC 30 18 4 8 56 35 +21 58 CC 4 St Astons City FC 30 12 11 7 54 48 +6 47 CC 5 Marthorpe City FC 30 14 4 12 46 37 +9 46 CC 6 Langmere Green Rovers FC 30 12 10 8 52 46 +6 46 7 Loxthorpe Rovers FC 30 11 12 7 45 35 +10 45 8 Apsbrooke FC 30 12 8 10 40 43 −3 44 9 Binclestead Wood FC 30 12 5 13 57 49 +8 41 10 Hadford Hill FC 30 11 5 14 35 49 −14 38 11 Butterfield Rovers FC 30 9 8 13 40 46 −6 35 12 South Maishop FC 30 7 10 13 42 54 −12 31 13 Waldster FC 30 7 8 15 39 57 −18 29 14 Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 30 6 10 14 41 53 −12 28 R 15 Abbots Lunsel FC 30 6 8 16 30 45 −15 26 R 16 Carston Green FC 30 3 10 17 26 54 −28 19 R Natfiser Challenge League Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Stanmorn FC 30 17 7 6 57 42 +15 58 P 2 Vale FC 30 17 6 7 54 43 +11 57 P 3 North Mayshop FC 30 14 7 9 60 44 +16 49 4 Guildwell Football 30 13 9 8 51 39 +12 48 5 Croxlich FC 30 13 8 9 47 40 +7 47 6 Sporting Towerhaite 30 13 7 10 65 52 +13 46 P 7 Havermilly FC 30 13 6 11 59 56 +3 45 8 Narrock Wood United FC 30 11 11 8 42 35 +7 44 9 Capton Club 30 12 8 10 53 51 +2 44 10 Gann FC 30 11 6 13 41 44 −3 39 VCIAPP 11 Rumlington Rovers FC 30 9 8 13 39 47 −8 35 12 Hopford FC 30 8 10 12 35 47 −12 34 13 Boll Lake Mariners FC 30 9 7 14 50 64 −14 34 14 Vitarias Legion 30 7 7 16 40 50 −10 28 R 15 Nailwood Mills FC 30 6 8 16 29 50 −21 26 R LA CWC 16 Johns Park FC 30 6 7 17 33 51 −18 25 R North Mayshop FC 2–1 Guildwell Football Croxlich FC 0–1 Sporting Towerhaite Guildwell Football 3–3 Sporting Towerhaite (3–3 AET) (1–3 pen.) North Mayshop FC 0–4 Sporting Towerhaite Natfiser National League D1 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Millsea FC 30 18 10 2 64 32 +32 64 P 2 Cartswood FC 30 19 6 5 62 40 +22 63 P 3 Henhaven Islanders FC 30 17 10 3 55 34 +21 61 4 Claychester FC 30 16 9 5 53 36 +17 57 P 5 Slaton FC 30 14 7 9 45 38 +7 49 6 Old Marthorpe FC 30 11 10 9 34 27 +7 43 7 Radstye Rangers FC 30 9 13 8 40 44 −4 40 8 Redthwaite Rangers FC 30 11 7 12 47 52 −5 40 9 Woodbrook FC 30 10 9 11 43 46 −3 39 10 Oxwich FC 30 10 7 13 46 48 −2 37 11 Whittlesbury Wanderers 30 8 11 11 46 58 −12 35 12 Langpool Capton FC 30 8 6 16 33 41 −8 30 13 Buchraston FC 30 7 9 14 41 54 −13 30 14 Highhadford FC 30 6 6 18 42 56 −14 24 R 15 Westwood FC 30 7 3 20 37 60 −23 24 R 16 Alstone FC 30 3 9 18 26 48 −22 18 R Henhaven Islanders FC 0–0 Claychester FC (1–1 AET) (3–4 pen.) Slaton FC 2–2 Old Marthorpe FC (2–2 AET) (4–2 pen.) Henhaven Islanders FC 2–2 Slaton FC (2–2 AET) (4–5 pen.) Claychester FC 2–4 Slaton FC Natfiser National League D2 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Locksmith-on-Carron FC 30 17 8 5 49 32 +17 59 P 2 Boleland Wood Town FC 30 16 9 5 61 31 +30 57 P 3 Captonbridge Rangers FC 30 17 6 7 58 35 +23 57 P 4 Magic Roundabout FC 30 15 8 7 52 37 +15 53 5 Caffchin FC 30 13 9 8 46 43 +3 48 6 Calhead Rangers FC 30 14 5 11 44 35 +9 47 7 FC North Waldster 30 11 11 8 38 41 −3 44 8 Maltsterbrack FC 30 9 12 9 43 42 +1 39 9 Camber Place FC 30 11 5 14 58 55 +3 38 10 Hadford Dacorum FC 30 11 5 14 44 46 −2 38 11 Henhaven Beachside 30 9 9 12 34 40 −6 36 12 Frostbrook Rovers FC 30 10 3 17 42 63 −21 33 13 Buchraston Heath FC 30 7 10 13 45 54 −9 31 14 Saltearth FC 30 7 7 16 34 47 −13 28 R 15 Henhaven Palace FC 30 7 6 17 27 49 −22 27 R 16 Oxwich Wood FC 30 7 5 18 45 70 −25 26 R Captonbridge Rangers FC 2–2 Magic Roundabout FC (4–2 AET) Caffchin FC 0–1 Calhead Rangers FC Magic Roundabout FC 2–0 Calhead Rangers FC Captonbridge Rangers FC 2–0 Magic Roundabout FC Western Alliance D1 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Ellerstone United FC 30 17 8 5 63 39 +24 59 P 2 Napsmouth FC 30 16 5 9 54 42 +12 53 3 South Hadford United 30 14 7 9 52 41 +11 49 4 Ellerstone Aerodrome 30 13 9 8 46 34 +12 48 5 Floombury United FC 30 13 9 8 40 32 +8 48 6 Panford FC 30 13 8 9 42 37 +5 47 7 Old Saints FC 30 13 7 10 50 43 +7 46 8 Pykrot End FC 30 13 6 11 49 50 −1 45 9 Melcave Meerkats 30 11 6 13 43 43 0 39 10 Presmoor Bridge Railway FC 30 9 10 11 45 48 −3 37 11 Flawthorpe FC 30 9 10 11 48 52 −4 37 12 Saxford FC 30 9 9 12 48 61 −13 36 13 Bridles End FC 30 9 5 16 45 51 −6 32 14 Tadcester Wood FC 30 8 5 17 41 64 −23 29 R 15 Hadford Industrial United 30 6 10 14 41 56 −15 28 R 16 St Astons Athletic 30 7 6 17 42 56 −14 27 R Napsmouth FC 1–1 Waldster Junction FC (2–1 AET) Galling Rangers 7AU 2–2 South Hadford United (2–5 AET) Waldster Junction FC 4–3 South Hadford United Napsmouth FC 1–1 Waldster Junction FC (1–1 AET) (1–3 pen.) Eastern Alliance D1 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Ashland Common 30 19 5 6 61 34 +27 62 P 2 Waldster Junction FC 30 15 7 8 43 36 +7 52 P 3 Galling Rangers 7AU 30 16 4 10 41 37 +4 52 4 Leabury FC 30 15 6 9 58 41 +17 51 5 Sandneston Rovers FC 30 14 9 7 44 31 +13 51 6 Lunselbury FC 30 14 7 9 48 33 +15 49 7 Buchraston Arches FC 30 12 7 11 42 44 −2 43 8 Dame Roundabout FC 30 10 11 9 47 47 0 41 9 Crimblewood Park FC 30 10 8 12 45 47 −2 38 10 Narrock Community Sports 30 10 7 13 39 46 −7 37 11 Queens FC 30 10 5 15 47 61 −14 35 12 FC North Orbital 30 9 7 14 34 48 −14 34 13 Hollytree FC 30 8 9 13 39 40 −1 33 14 Waldster Waterfields 30 9 4 17 38 47 −9 31 R 15 Malter End FC 30 6 10 14 31 45 −14 28 R 16 Hillsight Bridge FC 30 6 8 16 39 59 −20 26 R Northern Alliance D2 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Addenleigh Rangers FC 30 22 3 5 60 27 +33 69 P 2 Prince Street Wanderers 30 18 8 4 59 33 +26 62 3 St Astons Striders FC 30 16 7 7 50 36 +14 55 4 Trenton Bottom Sports 30 15 4 11 51 39 +12 49 5 Phinmall Wood FC 30 12 10 8 42 30 +12 46 6 Hadford Bypass FC 30 13 7 10 41 35 +6 46 7 Barmount FC 30 12 10 8 31 30 +1 46 8 Kingsley Green FC 30 13 4 13 45 45 0 43 9 Binclestead Wood Common FC 30 11 10 9 42 42 0 43 10 Westwood North FC 30 9 8 13 39 51 −12 35 11 Parmo-by-Hadford FC 30 8 8 14 35 47 −12 32 12 Water Gardens FC 30 7 10 13 34 46 −12 31 13 Bavingtor Airport FC 30 8 5 17 34 47 −13 29 14 Blackwald FC 30 5 11 14 31 45 −14 26 15 Letty Green 30 7 5 18 46 61 −15 26 R 16 The Chorltons 30 5 8 17 23 49 −26 23 R Prince Street Wanderers 0–0 Combury FC (0–1 AET) St Astons Striders FC 0–1 Walbert Street FC Prince Street Wanderers 4–0 Walbert Street FC Combury FC 2–1 Prince Street Wanderers Western Alliance D2 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Capton Street FC 30 18 5 7 56 37 +19 59 P 2 Combury FC 30 18 5 7 50 34 +16 59 P 3 Walbert Street FC 30 15 8 7 47 31 +16 53 4 Carston Eleven 30 13 10 7 50 38 +12 49 5 FC The Rise 30 15 4 11 55 44 +11 49 6 St Astons Abbey and Cathedral 30 13 9 8 47 33 +14 48 7 Havermilly Hanger FC 30 14 6 10 38 34 +4 48 8 Bridge Hill FC 30 13 7 10 49 45 +4 46 9 Gerald's Oak FC 30 13 6 11 43 36 +7 45 10 Torstermound FC 30 10 10 10 27 33 −6 40 11 Oakwoods FC 30 10 6 14 52 47 +5 36 12 AFC Jovinal Farm 30 10 5 15 30 40 −10 35 13 Saltearthbury FC 30 7 8 15 38 53 −15 29 14 Watchers Associates 30 6 7 17 32 50 −18 25 15 Smug Oak FC 30 5 7 18 37 70 −33 22 R 16 Hilt Wood FC 30 3 11 16 30 56 −26 20 R Southern Alliance D2 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Waldster Harriers FC 30 18 6 6 54 30 +24 60 P 2 Capton Valley FC 30 15 7 8 59 39 +20 52 P 3 Brimton FC 30 14 10 6 60 47 +13 52 4 Kingsland FC 30 15 4 11 46 37 +9 49 5 Ifleii FC 30 15 3 12 59 47 +12 48 6 Cardinal Cross FC 30 13 9 8 48 36 +12 48 7 North Mayshop Park 30 13 6 11 50 45 +5 45 8 Waldster Park United FC 30 11 9 10 38 37 +1 42 9 Queens Road FC 30 12 5 13 35 36 −1 41 10 Omega FC 30 10 10 10 45 45 0 40 11 Digsbury FC 30 12 4 14 51 53 −2 40 12 Penfold Park FC 30 11 6 13 38 53 −15 39 13 UA North Waldster 30 10 3 17 35 59 −24 33 14 Kings FC 30 8 8 14 37 45 −8 32 15 Garden Ash FC 30 6 7 17 33 54 −21 25 R 16 Great Fuzzbrooke Wood 30 5 7 18 35 60 −25 22 R Woodlee Farm 0–0 Capton Valley FC (0–0 AET) (3–4 pen.) Lukes Wood FC 4–3 Brimton FC Woodlee Farm 1–2 Lukes Wood FC Capton Valley FC 2–0 Lukes Wood FC Eastern Alliance D2 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Whisbeleng Woods FC 30 18 8 4 59 35 +24 62 P 2 Woodlee Farm 30 18 2 10 61 42 +19 56 3 Lukes Wood FC 30 15 8 7 50 35 +15 53 4 Loxthorpe Green FC 30 15 7 8 53 44 +9 52 5 Pranglers Crouch FC 30 14 8 8 58 45 +13 50 6 Fullertons FC 30 13 8 9 63 57 +6 47 7 Sutsyridge FC 30 13 7 10 46 51 −5 46 8 Rumlington Lakes FC 30 11 8 11 55 59 −4 41 9 Pranglen End FC 30 10 6 14 40 54 −14 36 10 Loxspring FC 30 8 11 11 38 35 +3 35 11 Baxlee Blues 30 9 8 13 57 60 −3 35 12 Aston Road FC 30 8 9 13 44 53 −9 33 13 Batchingtonwood Club 30 7 11 12 41 51 −10 32 14 Chesinglea Village FC 30 7 9 14 35 49 −14 30 15 Buchraston Mill FC 30 5 10 15 44 62 −18 25 R 16 The Little Green FC 30 5 8 17 40 52 −12 23 R

Code: Select all: Flavovespia Gold Cup Preliminary Round 1 (NA2) Binclestead Wood Common FC 4–1 (WHHL) Linwyn Lake FC (HL) Heartwood Forest FC 1–2 (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers (WHHL) AFC Bears 1–0 (HL) Azframbridge Phoenix (NA2) Addenleigh Rangers FC 4–1 (NA2) Parmo-by-Hadford FC (WHHL) Roe FC 2–2 (WHHL) Coolheights Village FC (2–2 AET) (5–3 pen.) (HL) Billingwax Browns 1–1 (NA2) Kingsley Green FC (1–2 AET) (NA2) St Astons Striders FC 4–2 (HL) Gary Hill Rovers FC (NA2) Trenton Bottom Sports 2–1 (NA2) Water Gardens FC (NA2) Westwood North FC 0–1 (WHHL) Anot St Peter FC (WHHL) Ellerstone Open Space 1–0 (NA2) Barmount FC (NA2) Letty Green 0–1 (NA2) Bavingtor Airport FC (HL) Blackbirds Moor 0–4 (HL) Shrub Hill Common AFC (WHHL) Porwald Greens 0–0 (WHHL) Linvale Town FC (0–0 AET) (2–3 pen.) (NA2) Blackwald FC 2–1 (NA2) Phinmall Wood FC (NA2) The Chorltons 0–1 (HL) Hadford Aerodrome (HL) Hadford Metro 2–3 (NA2) Hadford Bypass FC (SASL) Rose FC 2–3 (WA2) Hilt Wood FC (SASL) St Astons Sports & Social Club 0–0 (WAD) Enigma FC (Carston Green) (1–0 AET) (WA2) Torstermound FC 1–0 (SASL) Tiberius Square (WA2) Walbert Street FC 5–0 (SASL) Lawsons FC (WA2) Carston Eleven 3–3 (WA2) St Astons Abbey and Cathedral (3–3 AET) (4–2 pen.) (WAD) Needleden FC 1–2 (WAD) Northlee United FC (WAD) Carston Union 3–0 (SASL) Chadwickbury FC (WAD) Langpool Capton Valley FC 2–1 (SASL) St Astons Hill FC (WA2) Havermilly Hanger FC 1–0 (WA2) Bridge Hill FC (WA2) Gerald's Oak FC 2–0 (SASL) Rovers FC (St Astons) (WA2) Smug Oak FC 1–4 (WA2) FC The Rise (WAD) Anot FC (Carston Green) 3–1 (WA2) AFC Jovinal Farm (WA2) Saltearthbury FC 4–0 (WAD) Williams Farm (WA2) Oakwoods FC 1–0 (WAD) Fairvale FC (WA2) Watchers Associates 1–1 (WA2) Combury FC (1–2 AET) (WA2) Capton Street FC 5–1 (SASL) Cottonmill Rangers FC (SA2) Cardinal Cross FC 1–0 (SA2) Waldster Park United FC (SA2) Great Fuzzbrooke Wood 2–1 (WAL) Courtiers FC (SA2) Omega FC 4–1 (SA2) Garden Ash FC (SA2) Waldster Harriers FC 2–1 (SA2) Penfold Park FC (LLA) QES FC 1–0 (WAL) Yellow Hornet Amateurs (SA2) Brimton FC 4–0 (LLA) AFC Abbots (WAL) Robin Rovers FC 2–1 (WAL) Vespa FC (LLA) FC Kings Lunsel Road 1–1 (LLA) Dancers Park (2–1 AET) (WAL) Cherry Hill FC 2–1 (SA2) UA North Waldster (WAL) FC Galling Park 3–2 (LLA) Amateurs of Cartswood (SA2) Digsbury FC 3–3 (SA2) Queens Road FC (3–3 AET) (2–3 pen.) (LLA) FC Knights (Abbots) 3–1 (SA2) Ifleii FC (SA2) Kings FC 1–3 (WAL) Marely Park FC (SA2) Kingsland FC 1–0 (WAL) Calcio Waldster (SA2) North Mayshop Park 0–0 (SA2) Capton Valley FC (1–2 AET) (LLA) Lunsel and Co Factory 1–3 (LLA) Lunselbury Ridge (TRL) Narrock Wood Trading Co. 1–1 (EA2) Batchingtonwood Club (1–1 AET) (2–4 pen.) (EAL) Butterfield Terminal FC 1–2 (EAL) FC Rumlington (TRL) Capton Central FC 0–3 (EA2) Loxthorpe Green FC (TRL) Old College FC 0–0 (TRL) AFC Holy Rood (0–0 AET) (5–4 pen.) (EAL) Boll Lake Amateur FC 3–3 (EA2) The Little Green FC (3–3 AET) (4–2 pen.) (EA2) Loxspring FC 1–0 (EA2) Whisbeleng Woods FC (TRL) Capton FC 3–3 (TRL) Buchraston Hall FC (3–4 AET) (EA2) Sutsyridge FC 1–3 (EA2) Rumlington Lakes FC (EA2) Baxlee Blues 4–1 (EAL) FC Seaside (Rumlington) (EA2) Pranglers Crouch FC 3–0 (EAL) Croxlich Casuals (TRL) The Amateurs of Buchraston 0–0 (EA2) Chesinglea Village FC (1–0 AET) (EA2) Buchraston Mill FC 2–0 (EAL) Calhead Recreational (EAL) Butterfield Refinery FC 1–1 (EA2) Aston Road FC (1–2 AET) (EA2) Fullertons FC 0–0 (EAL) Sutsyridge Lane FC (0–0 AET) (5–4 pen.) (TRL) FC Loxthorpe Athletic 0–0 (EA2) Woodlee Farm (1–2 AET) (EA2) Lukes Wood FC 2–0 (EA2) Pranglen End FC Preliminary Round 2 (NA2) Trenton Bottom Sports 1–0 (NA2) Binclestead Wood Common FC (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers 3–1 (WHHL) Anot St Peter FC (NA2) Bavingtor Airport FC 1–2 (NA2) St Astons Striders FC (NA2) Hadford Bypass FC 2–0 (NA2) Blackwald FC (HL) Shrub Hill Common AFC 0–0 (NA2) Addenleigh Rangers FC (0–0 AET) (3–4 pen.) (NA2) Kingsley Green FC 2–0 (WHHL) Linvale Town FC (WHHL) AFC Bears 0–1 (WHHL) Ellerstone Open Space (WHHL) Roe FC 0–2 (HL) Hadford Aerodrome (WAD) Northlee United FC 1–2 (WA2) Hilt Wood FC (WAD) Langpool Capton Valley FC 3–0 (WA2) Combury FC (WAD) Carston Union 0–1 (WA2) Carston Eleven (WA2) FC The Rise 1–0 (WA2) Gerald's Oak FC (WA2) Havermilly Hanger FC 2–1 (SASL) St Astons Sports & Social Club (WA2) Torstermound FC 4–4 (WA2) Saltearthbury FC (4–4 AET) (1–4 pen.) (WA2) Walbert Street FC 2–1 (WA2) Oakwoods FC (WA2) Capton Street FC 1–0 (WAD) Anot FC (Carston Green) (SA2) Capton Valley FC 0–0 (LLA) FC Kings Lunsel Road (1–0 AET) (WAL) Cherry Hill FC 3–2 (SA2) Brimton FC (SA2) Queens Road FC 1–0 (WAL) FC Galling Park (SA2) Omega FC 3–1 (SA2) Great Fuzzbrooke Wood (SA2) Kingsland FC 2–0 (LLA) FC Knights (Abbots) (WAL) Marely Park FC 1–0 (SA2) Cardinal Cross FC (SA2) Waldster Harriers FC 1–0 (LLA) Lunselbury Ridge (WAL) Robin Rovers FC 3–1 (LLA) QES FC (EA2) Loxthorpe Green FC 0–3 (EA2) Woodlee Farm (EA2) Fullertons FC 1–1 (EA2) Loxspring FC (1–3 AET) (EA2) Baxlee Blues 0–0 (EAL) FC Rumlington (1–0 AET) (TRL) The Amateurs of Buchraston 2–1 (EA2) Aston Road FC (EA2) Rumlington Lakes FC 2–0 (EA2) Buchraston Mill FC (EA2) Lukes Wood FC 1–0 (EA2) Pranglers Crouch FC (EAL) Boll Lake Amateur FC 3–5 (TRL) Buchraston Hall FC (EA2) Batchingtonwood Club 1–2 (TRL) Old College FC Preliminary Round 3 (WA1) Old Saints FC 2–0 (WA2) FC The Rise (WA1) Ellerstone United FC 2–1 (WA2) Havermilly Hanger FC (WA1) Saxford FC 2–1 (WA1) St Astons Athletic (WA1) Bridles End FC 0–1 (WA2) Walbert Street FC (WA1) Tadcester Wood FC 3–1 (WA1) Presmoor Bridge Railway FC (HL) Hadford Aerodrome 0–1 (WA1) Flawthorpe FC (WA2) Saltearthbury FC 1–2 (NA2) Addenleigh Rangers FC (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers 1–0 (WHHL) Ellerstone Open Space (WA1) Pykrot End FC 2–1 (WA1) Panford FC (WA1) Melcave Meerkats 1–0 (WA2) Hilt Wood FC (WAD) Langpool Capton Valley FC 0–0 (WA1) Floombury United FC (0–1 AET) (WA1) Napsmouth FC 1–1 (NA2) Hadford Bypass FC (1–2 AET) (WA1) Ellerstone Aerodrome 5–3 (NA2) Trenton Bottom Sports (WA2) Carston Eleven 0–2 (NA2) Kingsley Green FC (NA2) St Astons Striders FC 1–1 (WA1) South Hadford United (2–1 AET) (WA2) Capton Street FC 2–4 (WA1) Hadford Industrial United (EA1) Waldster Junction FC 5–2 (EA2) Baxlee Blues (WAL) Marely Park FC 0–2 (EA1) Sandneston Rovers FC (SA2) Omega FC 1–2 (EA1) Narrock Community Sports (SA2) Kingsland FC 0–1 (EA1) Hillsight Bridge FC (EA1) FC North Orbital 4–2 (EA1) Galling Rangers 7AU (WAL) Robin Rovers FC 4–4 (EA1) Waldster Waterfields (4–4 AET) (3–1 pen.) (EA1) Leabury FC 0–0 (EA2) Rumlington Lakes FC (0–1 AET) (EA1) Queens FC 2–2 (EA1) Hollytree FC (3–3 AET) (4–3 pen.) (WAL) Cherry Hill FC 0–0 (EA2) Woodlee Farm (0–1 AET) (TRL) Buchraston Hall FC 4–4 (EA2) Lukes Wood FC (4–4 AET) (3–5 pen.) (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC 0–1 (EA1) Ashland Common (EA1) Dame Roundabout FC 7–3 (SA2) Queens Road FC (EA1) Malter End FC 0–2 (EA1) Lunselbury FC (TRL) The Amateurs of Buchraston 1–1 (TRL) Old College FC (1–1 AET) (4–2 pen.) (SA2) Capton Valley FC 2–0 (EA2) Loxspring FC (SA2) Waldster Harriers FC 2–1 (EA1) Crimblewood Park FC Round 1 (NLD2) Captonbridge Rangers FC 1–2 (NLD2) Maltsterbrack FC (WA1) Tadcester Wood FC 0–1 (NLD1) Old Marthorpe FC (WA1) Ellerstone United FC 0–1 (NLD1) Woodbrook FC (NLD1) Claychester FC 1–2 (NLD2) Oxwich Wood FC (WA1) Melcave Meerkats 2–0 (EA1) Dame Roundabout FC (NLD2) Calhead Rangers FC 0–2 (NLD1) Buchraston FC (WA1) Pykrot End FC 1–1 (NA2) Hadford Bypass FC (2–1 AET) (NLD2) Magic Roundabout FC 1–0 (WAL) Robin Rovers FC (NA2) Addenleigh Rangers FC 0–2 (NLD1) Slaton FC (NLD1) Oxwich FC 3–1 (SA2) Capton Valley FC (EA1) Waldster Junction FC 1–1 (NLD1) Westwood FC (2–1 AET) (NA2) Kingsley Green FC 2–2 (EA2) Lukes Wood FC (2–2 AET) (1–3 pen.) (NLD2) Hadford Dacorum FC 4–2 (EA1) Hillsight Bridge FC (NLD1) Cartswood FC 2–1 (TRL) The Amateurs of Buchraston (NLD2) Frostbrook Rovers FC 3–2 (EA2) Woodlee Farm (NLD1) Highhadford FC 2–0 (NLD2) Camber Place FC (NLD1) Henhaven Islanders FC 1–0 (NA2) St Astons Striders FC (NLD2) Boleland Wood Town FC 2–3 (WA1) Ellerstone Aerodrome (NLD2) Henhaven Palace FC 1–2 (NLD1) Whittlesbury Wanderers (WA1) Old Saints FC 3–2 (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers (EA1) Narrock Community Sports 2–1 (EA2) Rumlington Lakes FC (WA1) Hadford Industrial United 0–0 (EA1) Lunselbury FC (0–1 AET) (NLD2) FC North Waldster 0–2 (NLD2) Locksmith-on-Carron FC (EA1) FC North Orbital 2–1 (WA2) Walbert Street FC (NLD1) Langpool Capton FC 7–3 (WA1) Flawthorpe FC (NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC 3–1 (NLD2) Caffchin FC (NLD1) Millsea FC 2–1 (NLD2) Saltearth FC (WA1) Floombury United FC 0–1 (NLD1) Alstone FC (EA1) Queens FC 2–2 (SA2) Waldster Harriers FC (2–2 AET) (3–4 pen.) (NLD1) Redthwaite Rangers FC 2–4 (NLD2) Buchraston Heath FC (EA1) Sandneston Rovers FC 3–0 (NLD2) Henhaven Beachside (EA1) Ashland Common 1–0 (WA1) Saxford FC Round 2 (NLD1) Woodbrook FC 2–1 (SL) Garden City FC (NLD1) Henhaven Islanders FC 1–2 (NLD1) Langpool Capton FC (CL) Rumlington Rovers FC 1–1 (CL) Capton Club (1–2 AET) (CL) Vale FC 1–0 (NLD2) Magic Roundabout FC (WA1) Old Saints FC 0–3 (SL) Butterfield Rovers FC (SL) Waldster FC 1–0 (NLD1) Buchraston FC (EA1) Narrock Community Sports 1–1 (NLD2) Maltsterbrack FC (2–1 AET) (SL) Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 2–3 (SL) Abbots Lunsel FC (CL) Stanmorn FC 1–0 (CL) Sporting Towerhaite (SL) Hadford Hill FC 3–0 (WA1) Ellerstone Aerodrome (WA1) Melcave Meerkats 1–1 (NLD1) Oxwich FC (1–1 AET) (3–4 pen.) (CL) North Mayshop FC 3–2 (NLD1) Old Marthorpe FC (SL) South Maishop FC 1–1 (CL) Johns Park FC (1–1 AET) (4–3 pen.) (CL) Guildwell Football 0–1 (NLD2) Hadford Dacorum FC (NLD2) Oxwich Wood FC 2–1 (NLD2) Frostbrook Rovers FC (CL) Croxlich FC 2–0 (NLD2) Locksmith-on-Carron FC (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC 1–0 (NLD1) Whittlesbury Wanderers (EA1) Waldster Junction FC 4–5 (SL) Carston Green FC (NLD2) Buchraston Heath FC 2–0 (CL) Boll Lake Mariners FC (EA1) FC North Orbital 0–0 (NLD1) Slaton FC (1–1 AET) (4–3 pen.) (CL) Nailwood Mills FC 3–0 (NLD1) Alstone FC (SL) Bavingtor FC 0–1 (NLD1) Millsea FC (EA2) Lukes Wood FC 2–5 (CL) Havermilly FC (CL) Gann FC 5–1 (NLD1) Highhadford FC (SL) St Astons City FC 3–0 (CL) Hopford FC (SL) Binclestead Wood FC 1–1 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC (1–1 AET) (2–3 pen.) (EA1) Sandneston Rovers FC 1–2 (CL) Narrock Wood United FC (NLD1) Cartswood FC 3–1 (SL) Marthorpe City FC (EA1) Ashland Common 2–2 (NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC (2–2 AET) (12–11 pen.) (EA1) Lunselbury FC 1–1 (SL) Apsbrooke FC (1–1 AET) (3–4 pen.) (WA1) Pykrot End FC 0–2 (SL) Kings Lunsel FC (CL) Vitarias Legion 5–1 (SA2) Waldster Harriers FC Round 3 (NLD1) Millsea FC 4–2 (NLD2) Buchraston Heath FC (SL) Carston Green FC 2–1 (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC (SL) Waldster FC 1–0 (CL) Stanmorn FC (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC 1–0 (CL) Croxlich FC (CL) North Mayshop FC 1–3 (CL) Nailwood Mills FC (NLD1) Cartswood FC 1–2 (CL) Havermilly FC (EA1) Ashland Common 0–0 (CL) Narrock Wood United FC (1–0 AET) (NLD2) Hadford Dacorum FC 2–1 (NLD1) Langpool Capton FC (SL) Apsbrooke FC 0–1 (SL) Kings Lunsel FC (EA1) Narrock Community Sports 0–1 (CL) Gann FC (SL) Butterfield Rovers FC 5–0 (SL) Hadford Hill FC (EA1) FC North Orbital 0–2 (SL) South Maishop FC (SL) St Astons City FC 4–0 (CL) Capton Club (CL) Vitarias Legion 6–2 (NLD2) Oxwich Wood FC (NLD1) Oxwich FC 1–0 (CL) Vale FC (SL) Abbots Lunsel FC 3–2 (NLD1) Woodbrook FC Round 4 (SL) Carston Green FC 7–3 (EA1) Ashland Common (NLD1) Millsea FC 1–2 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC (CL) Gann FC 4–4 (SL) Butterfield Rovers FC (4–4 AET) (3–2 pen.) (SL) St Astons City FC 2–1 (CL) Havermilly FC (CL) Nailwood Mills FC 3–0 (CL) Vitarias Legion (NLD2) Hadford Dacorum FC 1–1 (SL) Waldster FC (1–2 AET) (SL) South Maishop FC 2–2 (SL) Abbots Lunsel FC (3–2 AET) (SL) Kings Lunsel FC 3–0 (NLD1) Oxwich FC Quarter Finals (SL) Kings Lunsel FC 4–1 (SL) Carston Green FC (CL) Nailwood Mills FC 3–1 (CL) Gann FC (SL) St Astons City FC 1–2 (SL) South Maishop FC (SL) Waldster FC 0–1 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC Semi Finals (CL) Nailwood Mills FC 0–0 (SL) South Maishop FC (0–0 AET) (4–3 pen.) (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC 4–2 (SL) Kings Lunsel FC Final (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC 2–2 (CL) Nailwood Mills FC (2–3 AET)

Code: Select all: League Cup Round 1 (NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC 0–0 (CL) Guildwell Football (0–0 AET) (4–1 pen.) (NLD2) Camber Place FC 1–0 (CL) Sporting Towerhaite (NLD1) Slaton FC 0–0 (CL) Capton Club (0–0 AET) (3–4 pen.) (NLD2) Captonbridge Rangers FC 0–1 (SL) Marthorpe City FC (NLD2) Hadford Dacorum FC 3–3 (CL) Nailwood Mills FC (3–3 AET) (4–2 pen.) (NLD1) Millsea FC 1–2 (CL) Croxlich FC (NLD1) Whittlesbury Wanderers 0–5 (CL) Johns Park FC (NLD1) Redthwaite Rangers FC 2–3 (SL) Carston Green FC (NLD1) Alstone FC 3–3 (CL) Rumlington Rovers FC (3–4 AET) (NLD2) Henhaven Beachside 0–1 (CL) Vitarias Legion (NLD2) Calhead Rangers FC 0–1 (SL) South Maishop FC (NLD2) Maltsterbrack FC 4–5 (CL) Boll Lake Mariners FC (NLD2) Magic Roundabout FC 1–0 (SL) Apsbrooke FC (NLD1) Cartswood FC 2–2 (CL) Narrock Wood United FC (2–2 AET) (2–1 pen.) (NLD1) Claychester FC 1–0 (SL) St Astons City FC (NLD2) Frostbrook Rovers FC 0–2 (SL) Bavingtor FC (NLD2) Saltearth FC 0–3 (SL) Butterfield Rovers FC (NLD2) Henhaven Palace FC 3–3 (SL) Batchingtonwood Rovers FC (3–4 AET) (NLD1) Buchraston FC 4–1 (SL) Waldster FC (NLD1) Henhaven Islanders FC 1–3 (SL) Kings Lunsel FC (NLD2) FC North Waldster 0–4 (SL) Abbots Lunsel FC (NLD1) Langpool Capton FC 1–2 (CL) Stanmorn FC (NLD2) Oxwich Wood FC 0–3 (CL) Havermilly FC (NLD1) Highhadford FC 2–3 (CL) North Mayshop FC (NLD2) Caffchin FC 1–4 (SL) Hadford Hill FC (NLD2) Locksmith-on-Carron FC 2–3 (SL) Garden City FC (NLD2) Boleland Wood Town FC 0–3 (CL) Gann FC (NLD1) Westwood FC 0–3 (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC (NLD1) Woodbrook FC 1–2 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC (NLD1) Oxwich FC 0–2 (SL) Binclestead Wood FC (NLD1) Old Marthorpe FC 0–3 (CL) Vale FC (NLD2) Buchraston Heath FC 2–3 (CL) Hopford FC Round 2 (SL) Hadford Hill FC 2–0 (CL) Havermilly FC (NLD1) Buchraston FC 2–0 (NLD2) Magic Roundabout FC (SL) Garden City FC 2–3 (CL) Stanmorn FC (CL) Capton Club 0–3 (SL) Marthorpe City FC (CL) Vale FC 1–0 (NLD2) Hadford Dacorum FC (SL) Butterfield Rovers FC 4–1 (SL) Bavingtor FC (NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC 4–1 (CL) Johns Park FC (SL) Binclestead Wood FC 2–0 (SL) Carston Green FC (SL) Kings Lunsel FC 2–1 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC (CL) Boll Lake Mariners FC 1–0 (CL) Rumlington Rovers FC (NLD1) Claychester FC 4–1 (CL) Vitarias Legion (CL) Gann FC 3–0 (SL) Batchingtonwood Rovers FC (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC 0–0 (SL) South Maishop FC (1–1 AET) (6–5 pen.) (NLD1) Cartswood FC 3–1 (NLD2) Camber Place FC (CL) Hopford FC 3–0 (CL) North Mayshop FC (CL) Croxlich FC 0–0 (SL) Abbots Lunsel FC (0–0 AET) (4–3 pen.) Round 3 (SL) Hadford Hill FC 1–2 (SL) Binclestead Wood FC (NLD1) Cartswood FC 1–1 (CL) Croxlich FC (1–2 AET) (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC 6–1 (NLD1) Buchraston FC (SL) Kings Lunsel FC 2–2 (CL) Stanmorn FC (2–2 AET) (4–5 pen.) (SL) Marthorpe City FC 4–0 (CL) Vale FC (CL) Hopford FC 1–0 (NLD1) Claychester FC (CL) Gann FC 3–1 (SL) Butterfield Rovers FC (CL) Boll Lake Mariners FC 4–3 (NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC Quarter Finals (CL) Gann FC 3–0 (CL) Stanmorn FC (CL) Croxlich FC 1–2 (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC (CL) Hopford FC 0–2 (CL) Boll Lake Mariners FC (SL) Marthorpe City FC 4–0 (SL) Binclestead Wood FC Semi Finals (CL) Boll Lake Mariners FC 0–2 (CL) Gann FC (SL) Marthorpe City FC 2–0 (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC Final (CL) Gann FC 0–2 (SL) Marthorpe City FC Alliance Shield Northern Round 1 (NA2) Hadford Bypass FC 0–1 (NA2) Phinmall Wood FC (NA2) Barmount FC 3–1 (NA2) Westwood North FC (NA2) Parmo-by-Hadford FC 4–2 (NA2) Kingsley Green FC (NA2) Blackwald FC 0–0 (NA2) Binclestead Wood Common FC (1–2 AET) (NA2) Trenton Bottom Sports 5–1 (NA2) St Astons Striders FC (NA2) Addenleigh Rangers FC 3–0 (NA2) Bavingtor Airport FC (NA2) The Chorltons 3–3 (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers (3–5 AET) (NA2) Letty Green 1–2 (NA2) Water Gardens FC Western Round 1 (WA2) Capton Street FC 2–0 (WA2) Oakwoods FC (WA2) FC The Rise 0–1 (WA2) Walbert Street FC (WA2) Gerald's Oak FC 2–1 (WA2) Smug Oak FC (WA2) Torstermound FC 1–4 (WA2) Carston Eleven (WA2) Watchers Associates 1–1 (WA2) Hilt Wood FC (1–2 AET) (WA2) AFC Jovinal Farm 4–4 (WA2) Saltearthbury FC (5–4 AET) (WA2) St Astons Abbey and Cathedral 1–0 (WA2) Bridge Hill FC (WA2) Combury FC 2–1 (WA2) Havermilly Hanger FC Southern Round 1 (SA2) Omega FC 5–3 (SA2) Queens Road FC (SA2) Kings FC 1–0 (SA2) North Mayshop Park (SA2) Waldster Park United FC 0–3 (SA2) Kingsland FC (SA2) Waldster Harriers FC 1–1 (SA2) Penfold Park FC (1–1 AET) (5–6 pen.) (SA2) Brimton FC 4–1 (SA2) Cardinal Cross FC (SA2) Garden Ash FC 0–0 (SA2) UA North Waldster (0–0 AET) (3–4 pen.) (SA2) Ifleii FC 3–1 (SA2) Digsbury FC (SA2) Capton Valley FC 1–1 (SA2) Great Fuzzbrooke Wood (1–2 AET) Eastern Round 1 (EA2) Aston Road FC 2–0 (EA2) Sutsyridge FC (EA2) Pranglen End FC 3–0 (EA2) Loxspring FC (EA2) Rumlington Lakes FC 2–1 (EA2) The Little Green FC (EA2) Loxthorpe Green FC 1–0 (EA2) Batchingtonwood Club (EA2) Fullertons FC 2–2 (EA2) Pranglers Crouch FC (2–2 AET) (1–3 pen.) (EA2) Buchraston Mill FC 1–0 (EA2) Woodlee Farm (EA2) Baxlee Blues 3–2 (EA2) Whisbeleng Woods FC (EA2) Lukes Wood FC 4–3 (EA2) Chesinglea Village FC Western Round 2 (WA2) Combury FC 2–1 (WA1) Old Saints FC (NA2) Water Gardens FC 2–4 (WA1) St Astons Athletic (WA2) Hilt Wood FC 2–3 (WA1) Saxford FC (NA2) Barmount FC 2–0 (WA1) Tadcester Wood FC (WA2) Carston Eleven 1–3 (WA1) Napsmouth FC (WA2) Walbert Street FC 3–0 (WA1) Flawthorpe FC (WA2) St Astons Abbey and Cathedral 1–2 (WA1) Floombury United FC (WA2) Capton Street FC 0–0 (WA1) Melcave Meerkats (0–1 AET) (WA2) Gerald's Oak FC 0–2 (WA1) South Hadford United (NA2) Addenleigh Rangers FC 0–1 (WA1) Panford FC (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers 1–2 (WA1) Pykrot End FC (NA2) Parmo-by-Hadford FC 3–2 (WA1) Ellerstone Aerodrome (NA2) Trenton Bottom Sports 2–2 (WA1) Bridles End FC (2–3 AET) (NA2) Binclestead Wood Common FC 0–2 (WA1) Hadford Industrial United (NA2) Phinmall Wood FC 1–0 (WA1) Presmoor Bridge Railway FC (WA2) AFC Jovinal Farm 1–2 (WA1) Ellerstone United FC Eastern Round 2 (EA2) Rumlington Lakes FC 1–0 (EA1) Queens FC (EA2) Pranglen End FC 0–0 (EA1) Waldster Junction FC (0–1 AET) (EA2) Lukes Wood FC 0–2 (EA1) FC North Orbital (SA2) Omega FC 2–6 (EA1) Lunselbury FC (SA2) Kings FC 2–2 (EA1) Leabury FC (2–3 AET) (EA2) Baxlee Blues 4–2 (EA1) Narrock Community Sports (SA2) UA North Waldster 0–2 (EA1) Ashland Common (SA2) Kingsland FC 1–1 (EA1) Hillsight Bridge FC (1–2 AET) (EA2) Buchraston Mill FC 2–4 (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC (EA2) Pranglers Crouch FC 0–1 (EA1) Sandneston Rovers FC (SA2) Penfold Park FC 0–0 (EA1) Malter End FC (0–0 AET) (5–4 pen.) (EA2) Aston Road FC 3–1 (EA1) Dame Roundabout FC (SA2) Brimton FC 1–1 (EA1) Hollytree FC (1–1 AET) (7–6 pen.) (SA2) Great Fuzzbrooke Wood 2–3 (EA1) Waldster Waterfields (EA2) Loxthorpe Green FC 0–0 (EA1) Crimblewood Park FC (0–0 AET) (3–4 pen.) (SA2) Ifleii FC 0–0 (EA1) Galling Rangers 7AU (1–0 AET) Western Round 3 (WA1) Melcave Meerkats 1–2 (WA1) Floombury United FC (WA1) Pykrot End FC 1–3 (NA2) Barmount FC (NA2) Phinmall Wood FC 1–2 (WA1) Bridles End FC (WA2) Walbert Street FC 1–2 (WA1) Panford FC (NA2) Parmo-by-Hadford FC 1–0 (WA1) South Hadford United (WA2) Combury FC 1–3 (WA1) Hadford Industrial United (WA1) Napsmouth FC 5–0 (WA1) Saxford FC (WA1) St Astons Athletic 3–4 (WA1) Ellerstone United FC Eastern Round 3 (EA1) Ashland Common 3–1 (EA1) Waldster Waterfields (EA1) Sandneston Rovers FC 1–0 (EA1) Hillsight Bridge FC (SA2) Brimton FC 1–1 (SA2) Ifleii FC (2–2 AET) (1–3 pen.) (SA2) Penfold Park FC 0–1 (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC (EA2) Baxlee Blues 1–2 (EA1) Lunselbury FC (EA2) Rumlington Lakes FC 2–0 (EA2) Aston Road FC (EA1) Crimblewood Park FC 1–2 (EA1) Waldster Junction FC (EA1) FC North Orbital 0–0 (EA1) Leabury FC (0–0 AET) (1–3 pen.) Western Quarter Finals (NA2) Barmount FC 1–0 (NA2) Parmo-by-Hadford FC (WA1) Bridles End FC 0–0 (WA1) Napsmouth FC (1–2 AET) (WA1) Floombury United FC 1–2 (WA1) Panford FC (WA1) Hadford Industrial United 2–5 (WA1) Ellerstone United FC Eastern Quarter Finals (SA2) Ifleii FC 0–0 (EA1) Lunselbury FC (0–0 AET) (4–3 pen.) (EA2) Rumlington Lakes FC 0–0 (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC (0–1 AET) (EA1) Ashland Common 2–2 (EA1) Leabury FC (4–2 AET) (EA1) Sandneston Rovers FC 2–1 (EA1) Waldster Junction FC Western Semi Finals (WA1) Panford FC 0–1 (WA1) Napsmouth FC (NA2) Barmount FC 2–0 (WA1) Ellerstone United FC Eastern Semi Finals (EA1) Ashland Common 3–0 (SA2) Ifleii FC (EA1) Sandneston Rovers FC 0–2 (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC Western Final (WA1) Napsmouth FC 1–0 (NA2) Barmount FC Eastern Final (EA1) Ashland Common 3–2 (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC Final (EA1) Ashland Common 0–1 (WA1) Napsmouth FC

by **Flavovespia** » Sun Jun 12, 2022 12:40 pm

Awards

Young TOTY (23 and under)
GK: Garry Bowles (21) [FVA] - Hadford Hill FC
LB: Cliff Thompson (19) [FVA] - Loxthorpe Rovers FC
CB: Malcolm Beresford (23) [FVA] - Bavingtor FC
CB: Michael Glackin (23) [FVA] - Garden City FC
RB: William Fowler (22) [FVA] - Butterfield Rovers FC
LM: Imran Butt (23) [FVA] - Hadford Hill FC
CM: Barrett Rhinqvist (23) [XAN] - Hadford Hill FC
CM: Mohammod Iqbal (21) [FVA] - Abbots Lunsel FC
RM: Jonathan Bagshaw (20) [FVA] - Langmere Green Rovers FC
CF: Steven Blakesley (22) [FVA] - South Maishop FC
CF: Derek Crompton (22) [FVA] - Bavingtor FC

Veteran TOTY (32 and over)
GK: Pearce Weaver (32) [TKT] - St Astons City FC
LB: Gerald Bishop (33) [FVA] - Apsbrooke FC
CB: David Thomas (33) [FVA] - Bavingtor FC
CB: Vigfús Bensson (32) [GRF] - Loxthorpe Rovers FC
RB: Ian Johnson (36) [FVA] - Bavingtor FC
LM: Oscar Brokhorst (33) [COR] - Bavingtor FC
CM: Tony Elvidge (35) [FVA] - Bavingtor FC
CM: Timur Kransnyoporov (32) [PYA] - Marthorpe City FC
RM: Steven Hall (35) [FVA] - Loxthorpe Rovers FC
CF: Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen (33) [KOR] - Binclestead Wood FC
CF: Liam Cunningham (34) [SYL] - St Astons City FC

International TOTY
GK: Fol Kacceo (25) [EFK] - Garden City FC
LB: Vesuvius Feist (29) [NPH] - Kings Lunsel FC
CB: Kausjasteul Rilastadhaunden (31) [KOR] - Kings Lunsel FC
CB: Vigfús Bensson (32) [GRF] - Loxthorpe Rovers FC
RB: Grigori Reich (26) [PFA] - Kings Lunsel FC
LM: Oscar Brokhorst (33) [COR] - Bavingtor FC
CM: Daniel Laverne (31) [NPH] - Kings Lunsel FC
CM: Zdeslaw Markowić (29) [ZRH] - St Astons City FC
RM: Victor Collomb (25) [SVG] - Marthorpe City FC
CF: Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen (33) [KOR] - Binclestead Wood FC
CF: Giordano Limene (28) [JUE] - Garden City FC

Overall TOTY
GK: Thomas Foley (26) [FVA] - Bavingtor FC
LB: Vesuvius Feist (29) [NPH] - Kings Lunsel FC
CB: David Thomas (33) [FVA] - Bavingtor FC
CB: Stuart Cookson (26) [FVA] - Marthorpe City FC
RB: Grigori Reich (26) [PFA] - Kings Lunsel FC
LM: Andrew Thomas (27) [FVA] - Marthorpe City FC
CM: Jonathan Goldstone (25) [FVA] - Bavingtor FC
CM: Daniel Laverne (31) [NPH] - Kings Lunsel FC
RM: Victor Collomb (25) [SVG] - Marthorpe City FC
CF: Adrian Jones (27) [FVA] - Langmere Green Rovers FC
CF: Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen (33) [KOR] - Binclestead Wood FC

by **Flavovespia** » Mon Aug 29, 2022 5:01 am

Natfiser Super League

38AU, and the new season of Flavovespian domestic football has arrived. 240 Super League games coming up, to decide who'll be the champions, who'll be off to play some international club football, and who will be relegated.

by **Flavovespia** » Mon Aug 29, 2022 5:03 am

Natfiser Super League

Part 2 of the preview, containing the teams from 8th to 1st from last season.

by **Flavovespia** » Mon Aug 29, 2022 1:40 pm

Natfiser Super League

Part 1

Summary
Pre season was over, and now it was time to see who could live up to the hype, and who would falter under the pressure. First up, as is tradition on Friday Football Fever, were defending champions Bavingtor, with minor rivals Butterfield Rovers visitors. The low cross by Oscar Brokhorst, turned in by Gary Carr, was the opening goal of the season after 25 minutes. It was the only goal of the game, with Carr sending a penalty wide in the second half. The 1-0 scoreline though wasn’t really reflective of the control the defending champions had. Stanmorn, with their new manager Carter Cromwell and several signings, were back and looking to make an impression, hosting a Langmere Green Rovers side who’d sold 4 of the Flavovespian national team, including Jonathan Bagshaw. It didn’t seem to hurt the visitors at all, they left the home fans nonplussed as they stormed into a 1-5 lead by the half time break, eventually winning 2-6. Not a happy return at all for Stanmorn. The other two promoted sides didn’t win, although Sporting Towerhaite held the lead for a while at Loxthorpe Rovers, they’d ultimately come away pointless. Vale did get a point, and a decent one away in Hadford Hill. A good debut for Viper von Lisenburg, scoring what would be the only goal of the game as Kings Lunsel defeated Garden City. And Andrew Lowe, former Binclestead Wood manager, immediately returned to Brickfield, only this time as Waldster manager. He showed his old side what they had gotten rid of, despite a late flurry of goals by the hosts, Waldster would win 3-4 in an entertaining opener.

After the excitement of the opening Matchday, the second Matchday of the season was one for the defenders. No team managed to put more than 2 goals past their opponents, although there were no scoreless draws. The early leaders were Langmere Green Rovers, who won 1-2 at Sporting Towerhaite, in part from a powerfully hit long range goal by Konstantin Vyland. Their rivals Loxthorpe Rovers were also right behind them with 2 wins so far, both coming from behind to do so. Kings Lunsel had also made it 2 wins in 2, despite needing to hold off some heavy pressure at the end from Butterfield Rovers. Victor Cooke also made it 2 games with 2 goals in both for Apsbrooke, taking an early lead in the race for the Golden Boot.

Matchday 3 saw more goals and more excitement, as the early challengers jostle for spots at the top. Bavingtor took on Loxthorpe Rovers in a game that’d be an early test of title credentials for both sides. Shug de la Fontaine’s goal from over 25 metres may have been spectacular, but it was in vain as the hosts run out 3-1 winners to go 2nd only on goal difference. Leaders Langmere Green Rovers dropped their first points, in a relatively mundane goalless draw with Marthorpe City. Kings Lunsel were handed their first loss, as Lyndon Brett, their former player now at Vale, bit the hand that used to feed him with his headed winner. In Binclestead Wood, a 7 goal thriller saw the first red card of the season, as young Mark Robertshaw was sent off for a second yellow, despite coming on as a substitute. Nevertheless, the visiting Garden City held on for 3 points in a 3-4 win, leaving Binclestead Wood pointless still. Stanmorn looked to have got their first win, and first points, as they lead Waldster for much of the second half. Valentine Richmond had 2 goals against his old side, and wanted a hat-trick. However with barely minutes left to play, Nigel Newman scored an equaliser after Peter Paton fumbled a save under pressure. A blow for Stanmorn as they fail to leave the relegation zone.

Matchday 4 saw only 17 goals in the Super League, and 7 of them were in Vale. Unfortunately for the hosts, despite a brief 2-1 lead, St Astons City carved through them to win 2-5 in the end, with Zdeslaw Markowić and Christopher Ace both netting twice. Gunnvor Nieminen and Jonathan Goldstone scored in the first half to send Bavingtor top with their win at Hadford Hill. That was helped as Langmere Green Rovers weren’t able to win, with Waldster’s improved defence holding them to a scoreless draw. Loxthorpe Rovers and Kings Lunsel also played out a scoreless draw, neither quite getting the performance needed to go towards the top. Struggles remained for Stanmorn though, as they lost thanks to the double by former player Matthew Hanley, now of South Maishop. No wins or even a point yet for Butterfield Rovers, they were made to pay by Binclestead Wood for an early straight red by Benjamin Plant, fouling the lively Amrik Singh when through on goal. Sporting Towerhaite also remain without a win, their loss to Marthorpe City saw Graham Griffiths receive a straight red card for a shove on Saltino Salazar.

Matchday 5 and remaining top were Bavingtor, with Aston Lombardi eventually breaking down the spirited Sporting Towerhaite defence. The visitors deserve to have some points on the board, but for now are bottom with 5 losses. Everard Reinhardt impressed with 2 stylish goals as Langmere Green Rovers made relatively light work of the visiting South Maishop. The hosts have made a decent start, and don’t look to be missing the players who departed for pastures new in Anaia. Marthorpe City have also quietly gone about a strong start, continued with a 1-0 win over Waldster. Peter Smith scoring from just outside the box in the only goal in that game. The most entertaining game came in St Astons City where this time they conceded 5 goals, as visitors Loxthorpe Rovers go their attack fired up and ready to go, with 5 players of theirs on the scoresheet. Stanmorn also got their first win, an early goal by Michael Rossi enough to take down Garden City, in a bit of a surprise.

Golden Boot
1. Victor Cooke (Apsbrooke FC) - 6
=2. Amrik Singh (Binclestead Wood FC) - 4
Valentine Richmond (Stanmorn FC) - 4
=4. Colin Henderson (Garden City FC) - 3
Adrian Jones (Langmere Green Rovers FC) - 3
Matthew Hanley (South Maishop FC) - 3
Christopher Ace (St Astons City FC) - 3
Lancelot Wray (Waldster FC) – 3
23 players – 2

Lower League Roundup
Carston Green and Abbots Lunsel make a great return back in the second tier, on 13 and 12 points respectively, they’re setting the tone to try and make an immediate return to the Super League. Also starting well are Capton Club, and recent surprise contenders in the division North Mayshop and newly promoted Cartswood. Millsea haven’t made a good return to the second tier, they foot the table, with Hopford 15th and a whole host of sides on 4 points.

Into the National League Division 1 and Nailwood Mills already have 18 goals in the first 5 games. Nevertheless, a few draws mean the overwhelming favourites and Flavovespia Gold Cup holders are only second, behind Henhaven Islanders. Locksmith-in-Carron are doing well as a newly promoted side, 3rd and the only one of the 3 not in the relegation zone. At the other end of the table, newly promoted Boleland Wood Town are having a torrid time, with just 1 point and 23 goals conceded.

National League Division 2, and Waldster Junction and Ashland Common have more than just settled well at this level, they’re in the Top 2! In stark contrast, Alstone who’ve dropped into this division, now foot the entire league. FC North Waldster and Magic Roundabout also join Alstone in a surprising bottom 3, this division looking topsy-turvy for now.

Flavovespia Gold Cup

Round 1
(NLD1) Woodbrook FC 4–0 (WA1) Bridles End FC
(NLD1) Oxwich FC 0–0 (WA1) Floombury United FC (1–0 AET)
(NLD1) Langpool Capton FC 1–0 (NLD1) Redthwaite Rangers FC
(WA2) Walbert Street FC 1–2 (NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC
(WA2) Torstermound FC 1–2 (NLD2) Hadford Dacorum FC
(WA1) Saltearth FC 2–1 (EA2) Pranglers Crouch FC
(EA1) Henhaven Palace FC 1–2 (EAL) Croxlich Casuals
(NLD2) Caffchin FC 1–1 (NLD1) Johns Park FC (1–1 AET) (4–5 pen.)
(NLD2) Magic Roundabout FC 3–2 (WA1) Saxford FC
(NLD1) Henhaven Islanders FC 2–2 (NLD1) Boleland Wood Town FC (2–2 AET) (2–4 pen.)
(SASL) Tiberius Square 2–3 (NLD2) Calhead Rangers FC
(WA1) South Hadford United 2–0 (EA1) Queens FC
(EA1) Galling Rangers 7AU 1–2 (NLD1) Buchraston FC
(EA1) FC North Orbital 1–1 (WA1) Pykrot End FC (1–1 AET) (3–2 pen.)
(WA1) Melcave Meerkats 2–3 (WA1) Flawthorpe FC
(NLD2) Waldster Junction FC 5–5 (NLD2) Maltsterbrack FC (6–5 AET)
(EA1) Waldster Harriers FC 5–1 (SA2) Kingsland FC
(EA1) Capton Valley FC 3–3 (WA2) Carston Eleven (3–4 AET)
(WAD) Anot FC (Carston Green) 2–2 (NLD1) Captonbridge Rangers FC (2–4 AET)
(NLD2) FC North Waldster 1–0 (NLD2) Frostbrook Rovers FC
(NLD1) Vitarias Legion 1–0 (NLD2) Highhadford FC
(NLD1) Claychester FC 1–0 (EA1) Crimblewood Park FC
(NLD1) Whittlesbury Wanderers 1–0 (EA2) Baxlee Blues
(WA1) Panford FC 1–3 (NLD2) Ellerstone United FC
(NLD2) Westwood FC 2–1 (NLD2) Alstone FC
(SA2) Hillsight Bridge FC 1–0 (NLD1) Old Marthorpe FC
(NLD2) Henhaven Beachside 3–1 (NLD2) Ashland Common
(EA1) Whisbeleng Woods FC 2–1 (NLD2) Buchraston Heath FC
(NLD2) Camber Place FC 0–1 (EA1) Oxwich Wood FC
(EA1) Dame Roundabout FC 0–3 (NLD1) Nailwood Mills FC
(NLD1) Locksmith-on-Carron FC 3–2 (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers
(TRL) Capton United FC 1–0 (WA1) Capton Street FC

Round 1, the 32 teams from the bottom 2 divisions in the league join the 32 non-league sides who’ve made it through the qualifiers. Unusually the holders entered at this stage, with Nailwood Mills making it a comfortable win against Dame Roundabout. 4 sides below the Alliance D2 made it to this stage. Whilst Tiberius Square were narrowly defeated by Calhead Rangers and Anot FC (Carston Greeen) suffered a heartbreaking penalty loss against Captonbridge Rangers, Capton United caused a great upset at the similarly named but not similarly located Capton Street, and Croxlich Causals caused a stunning 1-2 upset at Henhaven Palace. A few non league vs league upsets occurred, Hillsight Bridge overturned a 3 division gap to defeat Old Marthorpe, Whisbeleng Woods eliminated Buchraston Heath, and Oxwich Wood visited Camber Place and took away the ticket to Round 2. Waldster Junction and Maltserbrack played out a thrilling game with 11 goals in 120 minutes, the hosts Waldster Junction winning 6-5 in extra time.

by **Flavovespia** » Mon Aug 29, 2022 2:29 pm

Natfiser Super League

Part 2

Summary
Matchday 6, and Sporting Towerhaite finally get their first win. In almost inevitable fashion, it came when Waldster visited, the capital side infamous for losing away against opponents in bad form, or lower league sides. To top off the story, Marcus Robinson, a Waldster youth product, got his first goal for Sporting Towerhaite with a header from James Miller’s cross. Garden City were the only side to score more than 2 this matchday, against a Langmere Green Rovers side putting in a lacklustre performance. Martin Edwards volleying over Lawrence Henderson into his own net summed it up. A lack of goals didn’t mean a lack of drama. In Vale, Adrian Barbieri slotted home in injury time, his celebration with his shirt off, waved over his head as he ran around the perimeter of the field was over the top, but deserved in the circumstances. Bavingtor were heading for a first loss as Kings Lunsel had them at 0-1, with just a few minutes left. However, with almost everyone piling forward, Gary Carr scored a tap-In from a goalmouth scramble to equalise. Then in injury time, a powerful first time shot by Aston Lombardi beat Robert Jones for pace, securing 3 points from what had been a losing position just 3 minutes beforehand.

Matchday 7 and we start with the Stanmorn vs Vale Outer Waldster derby. Right midfielder Peter Blakemore put in a man of the match performance with his hat trick in this derby for the hosts. Unfortunately for him, poor defending meant Vale came out winners 3-4 in a thriller. Stanmorn are stuck in the relegation zone with a single win, meanwhile Vale are defying expectations and now lie 5th, in an IFCF spot. In a key game at this stage for the IFCF spots, Marthorpe City got the better of Garden City, with Peter Smith’s half-volley and the head of Saltino Salazar delivering the 3 points. Langmere Green Rovers cruised to a victory over bottom side Butterfield Rovers, who are still without a win and are sinking without trace at this rate. Bavingtor also continued on with a win at St Astons City, the hosts struggling to recreate the sort of performances that took them to the IFCF places last season. Kings Lunsel also became the second side to lose to Sporting Towerhaite. That defeat can be blamed on Daniel Laverne, 2-1 up, he had no need to strike Gavin King across the face after some harsh words were exchanged, and that cost his side.

Matchday 8, and it’s impossible to start anywhere but in Bavingtor. A deflected Aston Lombardi shot of Jamie Jacobsen gave Bavingtor the lead over rivals Binclestead Wood, before Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen got 2 to give the visitors the lead. In the 88th minute, Nicholas Knox slotted in what he thought would be the goal to preserve the unbeaten record. But then, in injury time, David Hulme beat James Green in the air to head in the winner. Controversy brewed when Robbie Redfield complained to the fourth official, which seemed to trigger a video review, which upheld the original decision. Then at the full time whistle, Redfield angrily refused to shake Robert Ellis hand, barging past him. Ellis shoved him in response, causing a right kerfuffle to break out on the touchline. Both managers were sent off, and received a 1 game ban. Several players were also warned for their conduct, although no red cards or retrospective bans were issued in what was a thrilling yet controversial derby. It ends the unbeaten record of Bavingtor however. Garden City played out a nine goal thriller against Waldster, with Don Ferguson scoring from over 30 metres out, en route to his side winning away 4-5. Kings Lunsel also scored 5, as they exposed a fragile St Astons City side. Anthony Hannigan with a hat trick to show he’s still one of the strikers to fear in the Super League. Marthorpe City remain unbeaten, with a 1-2 win at Butterfield Rovers, a scoreline that flattered the hapless hosts. Also going well are Langmere Green Rovers, despite Gustavo Farias turning a cross into his own net within 45 seconds, they were able to recover to win 2-3 in Vale.

Matchday 9 sees the first sacking of this Super League season. Winless Butterfield Rovers fell to another loss, this one at Waldster thanks to Glen Fleetwood flicking a cross into his own net instead of over the bar. Michael Durrant is dismissed and not for the first time after a terrible winless start. In his place comes a former Waldster manager in the form of Gary Hodgson. He’ll have an uphill struggle to keep Butterfield Rovers up, but he nearly did it with Vale in similar tough circumstances. Speaking of Vale, their 2-2 at Marthorpe City may not be 3 points, but was a very solid result for the newly promoted side taking many by surprise. Elsewhere, the Langmere Green Rovers vs Loxthorpe Rovers derby has been keenly watched in recent years. The international players shone for the hosts, Konstantin Vyland and Everard Reinhardt scoring the goals to make it a home win. Langmere Green Rovers continue to mount their title challenge, meanwhile their rivals look a little stranded in midtable. Also looking good in the title race are holders Bavingtor, navigating a tricky away tie at Apsbrooke with a win thanks in large part to a double by Aston Lombardi. At the other end of the table, Stanmorn looked well in control against Hadford Hill, a rarity for Carter Cromwell's side, as he faced one of his former employers. Hadford Hill lie in the relegation zone, and Marcus McCormick needs to turn this around to avoid the sack.

Matchday 10. Hadford Hill needed improvement, and they were so unfortunate a last minute wonder goal by Michael Hornby snatched the 3 points for Langmere Green Rovers. Despite the loss and only 5 points do far, Marcus McCormick remains in his seat. Top spot still eludes Langmere Green Rovers, as Bavingtor recovered from a shaky first half to win 4-2 over Stanmorn. Peter Paton won’t want to relive the fumbled save that saw him concede an own goal in that loss. Ásvarður B. and Jacob Jamieson scored in a 1-1 draw between St Astons City and Binclestead Wood, although the two sides were lucky not to see any red cards after a feisty ending with a lot of shoving and finger-wagging. Loxthorpe Rovers caused a bit of a surprise with their 1-0 win over Marthorpe City. Victor Adeyemo may have been liked at Marthorpe City as a player, but did his old side no favours as Loxthorpe Rovers frustrated them with great defending. Vale continued their good start, getting some local pride as they beat Waldster 2-0. The visitors meanwhile were frustrated with poor finishing, blowing a chance to get points to move away from midtable. Gary Hodgson was hopeful of a new manager bounce and a first win this season for Butterfield Rovers, and it looked good with less than 10 minutes to go. But South Maishop were able to strike twice in the late stages to take the victory.

Golden Boot
1. Victor Cooke (Apsbrooke FC) - 9
=2. Amrik Singh (Binclestead Wood FC) - 7
Robert Falconer (Garden City FC) - 7
=4. Aston Lombardi (Bavingtor FC) - 6
Mark Paul (Hadford Hill FC) - 6
=6. Oscar Brokhorst (Bavingtor FC) - 5
Anthony Hannigan (Kings Lunsel FC) - 5
Everard Reinhardt (Langmere Green Rovers FC) - 5
Michael Hornby (Langmere Green Rovers FC) - 5
Peter Blakemore (Stanmorn FC) - 5
Valentine Richmond (Stanmorn FC) – 5

Lower League Roundup
Carston Green and Abbots Lunsel almost look in a league of their own, and for many it already seems like an immediate return to the Super League is inevitable. Gann were predicted to do well, but although they’re 3rd at the moment, the chasing back down to 9th for the playoff spots is still close by. A few gaps are beginning to show towards the bottom, with Millsea and Boll Lake Mariners in the most danger of relegation.

Nailwood Mills and Henhaven Islanders are making the National League Division 1 look like something of a stroll in the park. Vitarias Legion and Whittlesbury Wanderers give chase, but look a fair distance off the automatic promotion spots. Several teams are running at under a point a game, typically the benchmark for safety. Boleland Wood Town and Captonbridge Rangers are still yet to find their feet in this division.

Ashland Common lead the National League Division 2, making a promising return to league football. Highhadford are looking good for a quick return to the third tier, with Waldster Junction now 3rd. Alstone still foot the division, with Henhaven Beachside and Camber Place in the positions now to drop back to non-league football.

Flavovespia Gold Cup

Round 2
(EA1) Whisbeleng Woods FC 1–2 (SL) Marthorpe City FC
(CL) Gann FC 6–0 (EAL) Croxlich Casuals
(CL) Millsea FC 4–0 (NLD2) FC North Waldster
(CL) Croxlich FC 0–2 (SL) Kings Lunsel FC
(EA1) FC North Orbital 0–1 (SL) Garden City FC
(SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC 3–0 (SA2) Hillsight Bridge FC
(NLD1) Oxwich FC 3–0 (NLD2) Westwood FC
(NLD1) Claychester FC 0–3 (CL) Guildwell Football
(NLD2) Ellerstone United FC 2–0 (NLD1) Buchraston FC
(SL) Butterfield Rovers FC 5–4 (CL) Boll Lake Mariners FC
(SL) St Astons City FC 2–0 (WA2) Carston Eleven
(NLD2) Henhaven Beachside 3–4 (CL) Carston Green FC
(CL) Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 4–2 (NLD1) Johns Park FC
(SL) Vale FC 1–4 (SL) Stanmorn FC
(WA1) Flawthorpe FC 3–3 (CL) Slaton FC (3–4 AET)
(EA1) Waldster Harriers FC 3–0 (TRL) Capton United FC
(SL) Apsbrooke FC 2–3 (NLD2) Hadford Dacorum FC
(CL) Rumlington Rovers FC 0–1 (CL) North Mayshop FC
(NLD1) Vitarias Legion 0–2 (CL) Havermilly FC
(CL) Abbots Lunsel FC 4–1 (CL) Narrock Wood United FC
(NLD1) Whittlesbury Wanderers 3–0 (EA1) Oxwich Wood FC
(NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC 6–1 (NLD2) Calhead Rangers FC
(NLD1) Locksmith-on-Carron FC 1–4 (SL) Hadford Hill FC
(NLD2) Waldster Junction FC 0–0 (SL) Waldster FC (0–0 AET) (4–1 pen.)
(SL) Binclestead Wood FC 2–0 (NLD1) Captonbridge Rangers FC
(NLD1) Langpool Capton FC 0–0 (NLD1) Woodbrook FC (0–0 AET) (5–6 pen.)
(NLD1) Boleland Wood Town FC 0–1 (CL) Cartswood FC
(WA1) South Hadford United 0–2 (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC
(NLD1) Nailwood Mills FC 4–3 (CL) Hopford FC
(WA1) Saltearth FC 1–0 (SL) Sporting Towerhaite
(SL) South Maishop FC 4–1 (CL) Capton Club
(SL) Bavingtor FC 4–1 (NLD2) Magic Roundabout FC

64 teams are now left, as all of the big clubs enter. Starting in the capital, Waldster Junction took on Waldster. Fourth tier vs top tier, but a scoreless draw sent this game to penatlies. There, 2 penalty saves made James McGlinchey the hero as the hosts caused a big upset, adding to Waldster’s poor track record of away visits to lower league sides. By divisional gap, that wasn’t the biggest upset however, as non-league Saltearth stunned Sporting Towerhaite with a 1-0 win. Hadford Dacorum also caused an upset as they won away at Apsbrooke, an impressive feat given the hosts have a reputation for being a tough team to visit. Ellerstone United manage to eliminate Buchraston one division above them, and holders Nailwood Mills eliminated Challenge League Hopford in an entertaining 4-3 game. Capton United’s fairytale won was ended at Waldster Harriers in a 3-0 loss, and Gann put a half dozen past Croxlich Causals, showing little mercy. Other interesting ties saw FC North Orbital fall just short of taking Garden City to extra time, Carston Eleven putting in a valiant performance in a 2-0 defeat at St Astons City, and Stanmorn winning 1-4 in a local derby at Vale.

by **Flavovespia** » Thu Sep 01, 2022 2:08 pm

Natfiser Super League

Part 3

Summary
2 games looked the most important going into Matchday 11. Firstly, the top of the table clash as Langmere Green Rovers hosted Bavingtor. James Green scored from close range following a corner in the 20th minute. Then, Robin King’s reckless challenge on Gustavo Farias in an attempt to force a goalscoring opportunity saw the striker sent off following video review. It was all Bavingtor’s after that, but for Lawrence Henderson the margin would’ve been more than 2 goals for the visitors. Marthorpe City took on rivals Hadford Hill, knowing form can often mean nothing in derbies. It was a balanced game despite the difference in positions, but an early Victor Collomb goal from just inside the box was enough for a home victory and more pressure on Hadford Hill and Marcus McCormick. Butterfield Rovers were always going to find a visit to Garden City tough, a red card for Timothy Davies for bringing down Colin Henderson who was clean through on goal ruined the visitors chances of any points. It was a day of red cards, Guang Yang was off for two yellows for St Astons City in a draw at Apsbrook , a point rescued in the end by Zdeslaw Markowić, and David Tucker’s off the feet tackle on Anthony Hannigan also warranted an early exit from the game.

Barring a few exceptions, Matchday 12 seemed close across the games. Hadford Hill really wanted a win as rivals Waldster visited. Mark Paul made it 1-0 before the break from the spot, but again Richard Doughty scored an important goal for Waldster, to deny their rivals the 3 points they really needed. The wait for a win finally ended for Butterfield Rovers. Sure Sporting Towerhaite haven’t been at their best either, but that won’t matter for the visitors who finally put a 1 in the wins column. Bavingtor were held to a goalless draw by nearby Marthorpe City in a game near the top that wasn’t really a thriller. Langmere Green Rovers couldn’t capitalise however, as Anthony Hannigan gave Kings Lunsel an injury time equaliser to the delight of the home fans. Vale winning against Garden City also opened up opportunities in the race for the Top 5. Binclestead Wood capitalised, with Robert Ellis securing a 2-0 win I’m convincing fashion against one of his old sides. Also capitalising were Loxthorpe Rovers with the performance of the Matchday, a 4-0 victory in brilliant fashion against a South Maishop side who until this matchday had largely done well.

Matchday 13 proved unlucky for Marcus McCormick. Steven Blakesley of South Maishop volleyed in the only goal of the game, and it was one loss too many for the Hadford Hill manager. Out he goes, and as an interim manager comes reserves manager and former player for the club, Robert Turton. Bavingtor keep up their title defence with a 0-1 win at Waldster, despite a strong effort from the hosts. St Astons City reeked up a 7th draw of the season. In the context of the game, a draw at manager Alan Young’s old side Langmere Green Rovers is a good feat, but the visitors are struggling compared to last season. Victor Collomb was the star for Marthorpe City, a perfect hat trick ensured a 3-2 victory over Kings Lunsel, a game that could be key in the Top 5 race. So too could Garden City’s win over Loxthorpe Rovers, helped by ill-discipline from the visitors eventually leading to a red card for two yellows for Andrew Dance. Sporting Towerhaite got a draw at Apsbrooke to move a little bit closer to safety, thanks as well to Binclestead Wood winning at Stanmorn.

Matchday 14. 2 rivals with contrasting fortunes so far since coming up faced off with Sporting Towerhaite hosting Vale. Stephen Townsend had the visitors in the lead an en route to the Top 5, before James Miller scrambled in an 81st minute equaliser to give the relegation fighting hosts a point. Speaking of the relegation race, Robert Turton made a flying start in the dugout for Hadford Hill. They looked a changed side in a clinical 3-1 win over Garden City, the volleyed goal by ex Hadford Hill player and youth product Robert Falconer was spectacular but merely a consolation goal. No such joy for bottom side Butterfield Rovers, Loxthorpe Rovers made light work of them in a 3-0 game. At the top end of the table, Bavingtor were held to a draw by South Maishop. The hosts and top side needed Gunnvor Nieminen to equalise from a free-kick to avoid a shock defeat. Marthorpe City made a dent in the lead, Victor Collomb again key as they defeated a struggling St Astons City side. After a slow start to the season, Binclestead Wood now lie 3rd. B.Zinaurtherinthen scored 2 crucial goals as the hosts won 2-1 against Langmere Green Rovers. Kings Lunsel meanwhile seemed to be hitting a bit of a bad patch. They dropped to 8th following a defeat to a Waldster side who seemed to be playing with more confidence after the debacles of recent times.

Matchday 15 and the season was at the halfway point. 2 derbies caught the eye. Waldster hosted St Astons City, and a very early goal and resolute defending meant a much needed win for the visitors. Stanmorn hosted Sporting Towerhaite in a derby that hadn’t been played in good spirits in recent times. This one was exciting with thankfully minimal controversy, the 2-4 win a big boost for the visitors. Stanmorn were in the relegation zone, and the board, players and manager were under fire as boos rang out at full time. At the top end of the table, a late winner by Giordano Limene meant Garden City gave Bavingtor only their second defeat of the season, and helped the hosts in the Top 5 battle. Marthorpe City and Binclestead Wood both eyed up taking a chunk out of the gap to the top, but their 1-1 draw was probably the best result for the leaders. Langmere Green Rovers were clinical in a 5-3 win over Apsbrooke, the visitors just starting to look at the teams below them in terms of a relegation battle. Loxthorpe Rovers secured a win at the impressive Vale, even holding on after Cluff Thompson’s red card for a dangerous lunging tackle. South Maishop and Kings Lunsel shared the goals and points in a 2-2 draw, with differing levels of happiness on being midtable. Finally, Butterfield Rovers and Hadford Hill lie in the relegation zone and with new managers already, but the late winner by Robert Cooper meant Hadford Hill were on the verge if escaping the dreaded Bottom 3.

Golden Boot
1. Victor Cooke (Apsbrooke FC) - 11
2. Robert Falconer (Garden City FC) - 10
3. Amrik Singh (Binclestead Wood FC) - 9
=4. Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen (Binclestead Wood FC) - 8
Anthony Hannigan (Kings Lunsel FC) - 8
Aston Lombardi (Bavingtor FC) - 8
Valentine Richmond (Stanmorn FC) - 8
Peter Blakemore (Stanmorn FC) - 8
Everard Reinhardt (Langmere Green Rovers FC) - 8
=10. Steven Hall (Loxthorpe Rovers FC) - 7
Ásvarður Bergmundursson (St Astons City FC) - 7
Michael Hornby (Langmere Green Rovers FC) - 7
Mark Paul (Hadford Hill FC) - 7
Victor Collomb (Marthorpe City FC) - 7
Aladdin Gilbert (Kings Lunsel FC) – 7

Lower League Roundup
Abbots Lunsel and Carston Green continue to lead the way in the Challenge League, at the halfway point both look set to immediately bounce back to the Super League. Gann are 3rd, with Capton Club, Batchingtonwood Rovers and Havermilly all close behind in the playoff spots. At the bottom, Millsea and Boll Lake Mariners are drifting away to safety, and Western sides Hopford, Slaton and Guildwell Football look like the main battlers to stay up.

Nailwood Mills are unbeaten so far in the National League Division 1, and look well on course for promotion straight back to the Challenge League. Henhaven Islanders have fallen to 4th, it’s now Vitarias Legion in the second automatic promotion spot. Claychester, Whittlesbury Wanderers and Langpool Capton are also in playoff spots. Whilst Redthwaite Rangers, Boleland Wood Town and Captonbridge Rangers occupy the bottom 3, it’s a relatively close relegation race for now, especially for 14th.

Into the National League Division 2, and Ashland Common are doing enough to keep the lead and their chances of a second consecutive promotion. Westwood and Highhadford are close together in the battle for 2nd, as Caffchin, Magic Roundabout and Waldster Junction make up the rest of the Top 6. Camber Place are in the drop zone by 2 points, a further 2 points behind them are Henhaven Beachside and Ellerstone United.[/align]

Flavovespia Gold Cup

Round 3
(SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC 0–2 (SL) Garden City FC
(SL) St Astons City FC 0–1 (SL) Marthorpe City FC
(SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC 3–0 (CL) Millsea FC
(NLD2) Waldster Junction FC 0–2 (SL) Binclestead Wood FC
(NLD1) Woodbrook FC 0–1 (CL) Cartswood FC
(SL) Kings Lunsel FC 3–0 (NLD1) Nailwood Mills FC
(CL) Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 3–1 (SL) South Maishop FC
(NLD2) Ellerstone United FC 0–0 (SL) Bavingtor FC (0–0 AET) (2–4 pen.)
(NLD1) Oxwich FC 2–0 (NLD1) Whittlesbury Wanderers
(CL) North Mayshop FC 6–2 (WA1) Saltearth FC
(CL) Abbots Lunsel FC 1–2 (NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC
(CL) Guildwell Football 0–2 (CL) Carston Green FC
(SL) Stanmorn FC 3–1 (NLD2) Hadford Dacorum FC
(SL) Hadford Hill FC 3–1 (CL) Gann FC
(SL) Butterfield Rovers FC 1–0 (CL) Slaton FC
(CL) Havermilly FC 0–0 (EA1) Waldster Harriers FC (0–0 AET) (4–3 pen.)

Round 3, and 32 teams remain to try and stay in and keep their dreams alive. It was the end of the line for the remaining non-league sides. Saltearth were second best by far as North Mayshop ran out 6-2 winners. Waldster Harriers fared much better at Havermilly, but were denied an upset by the penalty shootout. Holders Nailwood Mills were also out, unable to show their past cup heroics in a 3-0 defeat at Kings Lunsel. Ellerstone United also suffered a sad penalty shootout loss, having held Bavingtor to a goalless draw. Nevertheless a few upsets happened, Batchingtonwood Rovers were 3-1 winners over South Maishop, and Radstye Rangers impressed with their 1-2 win away at Abbots Lunsel. They and Oxwich remain the last 2 sides from below the top 2 tiers left in.

by **Flavovespia** » Thu Sep 01, 2022 2:17 pm

Natfiser Super League

Part 4

Summary
Matchday 16 saw a stunning upset. Butterfield Rovers went 1-0 up by half time against the run of play against leaders Bavingtor. Despite an equaliser, Michael Luke restored the hosts lead just before the hour mark. Then, Butterfield Rovers hit on the break twice in the final minutes, to ensure a 4-1 victory over the leaders, just the second of their season. Bavingtor had gone from comfortable leaders to being tied on 2nd place Marthorpe City and only 4 points ahead of 6th placed Loxthorpe Rovers. It couldn’t have gone worse for the leaders, as all of 2nd-6th got a win. Elsewhere, Hadford Hill moved out of the relegation zone with a 0-2 win at Vale, thanks to Robert Cooper scoring a late double. The win was soured by Lyndon Birks seeing red for an unnecessary hard tackle on Stephen Townsend leading to a row in the final seconds. Stephen Blakesley scored a remarkable 4 goals, yet more remarkably his side didn’t win, as the game finished 4-4 between South Maishop and St Astons City.

Matchday 17 and Bavingtor fired back in the title rave with a 2-0 win over Vale, thanks to their club icon Gary Carr getting a double. Marthorpe City got the win late on at Stanmorn, and it was the ex-Stanmorn player Andrew Thomas who got the only goal in that game, to the chagrin of the home fans. Binclestead Wood showed their ambitions as they thumped South Maishop 5-0, the visitors struggling at the back and not helping matters with a William Ratcliffe own goal. Despite an early scare, Langmere Green Rovers won comfortably over Sporting Towerhaite, Robin King with an impressive hat trick. It was a Matchday of big scorelines. Both Imran Butt and Robert Totten scored a hat trick as Hadford Hill hosted Loxthorpe Rovers. The hosts continued their good revival, edging this 9 goal encounter. Anthony Hannigan got a hat trick for his Kings Lunsel side, but they continue to drift out of the race for the IFCF places, in a 4-4 draw over Butterfield Rovers. Another loss for Apsbrooke, means they drop to 13th, although still 5 points above the relegation zone.

Matchday 18 saw some enticing matchups at both ends. Loxthorpe Rovers were hopeful that they had their fight for at least an IFCF place back on track, when they had a 2-1 lead over Bavingtor at the break. However, Andrew Payne turned a cross past Lucky Diamond for the equaliser, before the long range effort by Gunnvor Nieminen secured a key 3 points for the hosts. Marthorpe City hosted Langmere Green Rovers, but by 20 minutes in, Michael Hornby had a hat trick, and the hosts had no route to recovery as the visitors leapt to second. Binclestead Wood’s good form ended when they travelled to Garden City, and were outclassed in a 4-1 defeat. Down the other end, and Butterfield Rovers defeated St Astons City and Sporting Towerhaite defeated Hadford Hill to leave 2 of the Big 3 looking vulnerable for the drop. As for Waldster, they’re the best of the Big 3 so far, and their 3-2 win over Stanmorn left the visitors bottom, all their pre-season ambition being totally unmet.

Matchday 19, and a few wins at the bottom close up the relegation race. Butterfield Rovers took the bragging rights in their minor rivalry with Binclestead Wood, 6 goals, all in the first half, and a 2-4 win means Butterfield Rovers under Gary Hodgson look like they really could stay up. Stanmorn finally got another win, Valentine Richmond was key in the 4-2 victory over a South Maishop side struggling for points since the second half of the season began. Back to the title race, and 2 very early second half goals against Hadford Hill meant Bavingtor continued onwards. Langmere Green Rovers were undone by the curling long range shot by Lancelot Wray, as Waldster got a surprise away win in their impressive season. This opened the door for Marthorpe City to move up to 2nd, they took that chance with a clinical 4-0 win over Sporting Towerhaite, who really tired in the latter moments, falling to 10 men due to injuries and a lack of substitutes. St Astons City got a win against Vale, to ease some pressure on the under fire Alan Young.

Matchday 20, and the upcoming battles at the end of the season really begin to take shape. The title race is one that could be settled relatively early. Bavingtor were pressed hard at Sporting Towerhaite, but dug deep to win 1-3, a scoreline that didn’t really reflect the good play of the hosts. Marthorpe City could only draw 1-1 with Waldster, thanks to a corner turned into his own net by Saltino Salazar. Many thought Waldster could finally suffer a first ever relegation before the season started, now they look like having an outside shot at an IFCF place! Langmere Green Rovers didn’t put in a spectacular performance at South Maishop, but a powerful goal by Adrian Jones was enough for 3 points and 2nd place for now. A bit of a bad tempered game between Butterfield Rovers and Apsbrooke leading to the visitors having Richard Firth sent off for a denial of clear goalscoring opportunity saw 3 goals and 3 points go to Butterfield Rovers, and they’ve moved out of the relegation zone. Hadford Hill have dropped back into it, thanks to Viper von Lisenburg scoring early on against them. Stanmorn remain bottom, unable to take points off of a Garden City side right in the mix for the fight for 2nd. Binclestead Wood lose ground in said battle, thanks to a goalless draw against a Vale side who’ve impressed to get to a midtable spot. Finally Loxthorpe Rovers keep up hopes of an IFCF spot, with a four goal win over the ailing St Astons City. Last season an IFCF spot for them, now there’s some real worries they could be sucked into a relegation battle.

Golden Boot
1. Robert Falconer (Garden City FC) - 14
=2. Victor Cooke (Apsbrooke FC) - 12
Anthony Hannigan (Kings Lunsel FC) - 12
Michael Hornby (Langmere Green Rovers FC) - 12
=5. Amrik Singh (Binclestead Wood FC) - 11
Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen (Binclestead Wood FC) - 11
Valentine Richmond (Stanmorn FC) - 11
=8. Aston Lombardi (Bavingtor FC) - 10
Steven Blakesley (South Maishop FC) - 10
=10. Steven Hall (Loxthorpe Rovers FC) - 9
Robert Totten (Loxthorpe Rovers FC) - 9
Peter Blakemore (Stanmorn FC) – 9

Lower League Roundup
10 games left and although Carston Green still look comfortable in the promotion spots at the top, Abbots Lunsel are just 2 points ahead of Gann now. Batchingtonwood Rovers are still lurking in 4th, with Havermilly 5th. Capton Club are 6th, but 1 point ahead of 12th! The relegation race is looking more settled, with Hopford, Boll Lake Mariners and Millsea some way off Slaton.

Nailwood Mills haven’t had the best form recently, but still lead. Henhaven Islanders return to 2nd, with Vitarias Legion giving chase. Woodbrook in 6th lead a close back behind, but not as close as the Challenge League. In the Bottom 3, Redthwaite Rangers, Old Marthorpe and Captonbridge Rangers need to find some form quickly to stay up.

Ashland Common still hold a narrow lead over Westwood at the top of the National League Division 2. Caffchin and Highhadford lie behind, looking to sneak into the automatic promotion spots. Waldster Junction and Magic Roundabout lead the battle for the lower playoff places. A shake up at the bottom sees FC North Waldster now join Ellerstone United and Camber Place in the drop zone to non-league.

Flavovespia Gold Cup

Round 4
(CL) Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 0–1 (SL) Kings Lunsel FC
(SL) Marthorpe City FC 4–1 (SL) Butterfield Rovers FC
(SL) Garden City FC 0–2 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC
(SL) Stanmorn FC 4–3 (SL) Hadford Hill FC
(CL) North Mayshop FC 2–2 (SL) Bavingtor FC (3–2 AET)
(NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC 1–1 (CL) Havermilly FC (1–1 AET) (4–2 pen.)
(CL) Cartswood FC 2–3 (CL) Carston Green FC
(SL) Binclestead Wood FC 0–0 (NLD1) Oxwich FC (0–0 AET) (3–1 pen.)

16 teams left, and Round 4 comes along to decide who makes it into the Quarter Finals. There’s still room for upsets at this stage. Radstye Rangers took full advantage of a good draw, eliminating Havermilly on penalties in front of their fans. North Mayshop also caused an upset, with a 3-2 after extra time victory over defending Super League champions Bavingtor. Carston Green also join 5 Super League sides in the Quarter Finals, with their 2-3 away win at fellow second tier side Cartswood.

by **Flavovespia** » Thu Sep 01, 2022 2:35 pm

Natfiser Super League

Part 5

Summary
Matchday 21, and the end of the season draws ever nearer. In the St Astons City vs Hadford Hill derby, Ásvarður Bergmundursson cancelled out the early advantage the visitors gained form Edward Lipinski’s scrappy goal. A point apiece though does little to help either in their relegation battle. Butterfield Rovers should’ve won at Stanmorn to give themselves a big boost, but a late comeback grabbed a point for the hosts. However it wasn’t enough for Carter Cromwell. The Stanmorn board finally pull the trigger and sack him, coming in as an interim manager is Mervyn Button, former international defender and most recently reserves manager at Langmere Green Rovers. A real tough task lies ahead for him however. There was excitement in the title race as well. An uncharacteristically poor defensive display by Bavingtor meant they squandered a 2-3 lead to lose 5-3 at Kings Lunsel. That was taken advantage of by Langmere Green Rovers, digging in to win 2-1 over Garden City, an 84th minute winner headed in by Robin King from Michael Hornby’s cross. Marthorpe City also won, and in style, the 6-2 hammering of South Maishop showing the gulf inequality between the sides for now. Loxthorpe Rovers leapt Binclestead Wood for 5th, with Alexander May scoring an unlucky own goal as Andrew Brocklehurst’s shot hit the post and then May. And Waldster keep up an unlikely push for the IFCF places, with a great 4-1 win over Sporting Towerhaite.

Matchday 22, and as one key race got closer, another drifted apart. The relegation race became a lot tighter. Mervyn Button got off to a perfect start as Stanmorn manager. A Michael Rossi hat trick helped his Stanmorn side win 2-4 at rivals Vale, to suddenly make survival look more possible. Hadford Hill moved to just goals scored away from safety, with Mark Paul scoring with 2 minutes to go in a 1-0 win over Binclestead Wood. Hadford Hill may be 14th with 22 points and -8 goal difference, but Vale in 9th place only have 3 more points and 1 better goal difference, anyone in the bottom half could be going down or staying up. Brushing off the errors of last Matchday, Bavingtor got a 4-2 win over St Astons City, helped by their international contingent of players starring. Garden City and Marthorpe City played out a 1-1 draw to help the leaders Bavingtor, and in the surprise of the Matchday, Butterfield Rovers managed to defy the stats to win 2-1 over Langmere Green Rovers, and the side who seemed doomed to relegation were escaping danger and finding form when it mattered.

Matchday 23, and all eyes were on Binclestead Wood and Bavingtor, for what looked to be a feisty rematch. Thankfully the action was on the pitch and more sporting this time, and the winner by Gunnvor Nieminen, a drilled shot just inside the box, was key for visitors and leaders Bavingtor. Their lead was now 7 with just 7 to play. Langmere Green Rovers and Garden City could both only draw with Vale and Waldster respectively, and Marthorpe City were humbled at home by Butterfield Rovers, on their good streak of form. At the other end of the table, Alan Young needed a win somewhere, and got one against Kings Lunsel. Ásvarður Bergmundursson got a double, and that was 3 much needed points for St Astons City. For Kings Lunsel, another missed opportunity to get more of a foot in the IFCF places race. South Maishop finally ended a winless streak of 9 games. Nathaniel Lewis saw red for an off the ball clash with Steven Blakesley at the end of the first half, and it opened the floodgates to a 6-3 victory for South Maishop. Also winning were Apsbrooke, piling more pressure on Hadford Hill, and Stanmorn, the 1-0 loss they inflicted on Loxthorpe Rovers pushing them closer to dropping out of the IFCF places.

Matchday 24, and sacking number 4 of the season. St Astons City fell to a single goal defeat against a Sporting Towerhaite side who seemed also down and out. That would be the final straw, Alan Young was sacked, and the popular Aidan Hackney brought in as an interim replacement, knowing if he kept them up, he’d have the role next season. The most interesting game on paper was the Loxthorpe Rovers vs Langmere Green Rovers derby. The visitors had the early advantage, but when Kevin Turner was sent off for a lunging challenge on Konstantin Vyland, the game was flipped. Steven Hall would score a hat trick as the hosts won 4-2 over their rivals and kept hold of 5th. Whilst Bavingtor could only manage a goalless draw with Apsbrooke, Marthorpe City suffered a surprise loss at Vale, despite a late red card for Vincent Savin of the hosts. 7 points remains the margin at the top for Bavingtor. In a relegation six pointer, Hadford Hill put an end to the good start made by Mervyn Button. A 4-1 win moved Hadford Hill out of danger, and kept Stanmorn well in the relegation zone. And in the race for the IFCF spots, both Kings Lunsel and Binclestead Wood remain outside looking upwards, but the former’s 3-0 win over the latter is a boost to their chances.

Matchday 25, and the end of season drama draws ever nearer. Bavingtor wanted a successful title defence wrapped up sooner than the last game, and their 1-5 victory at Stanmorn was a sign they could well be en route to that. Garden City give chase in 2nd, still 7 points behind after a 3-1 win over a Sporting Towerhaite side who seem almost certain to go down now. A tense game in the race for the IFCF places saw Marthorpe City eventually come out 3-1 winners over Loxthorpe Rovers. Kings Lunsel took full advantage, benefitting at Apsbrooke from a red card for Andrew Gallacher to win 2-5 and jump to 5th spot. In danger at this rate of missing out on international club football again are 4th placed Langmere Green Rovers, after their surprise loss at home to relegation threatened Hadford Hill. Still in the relegation zone are St Astons City, a late goal for Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen leaving the visitors still 14th and ever closer to a second ever relegation. Waldster’s surprise charge towards the IFCF places has stalled recently, and a 2-3 home loss to Vale was unhelpful. For the visitors, a key 3 points to just knock back a lot of fears of relegation.

Golden Boot
1. Anthony Hannigan (Kings Lunsel FC) - 16
=2. Robert Falconer (Garden City FC) - 14
Steven Blakesley (South Maishop FC) - 14
=4. Aston Lombardi (Bavingtor FC) - 13
Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen (Binclestead Wood FC) - 13
Michael Hornby (Langmere Green Rovers FC) - 13
=7. Victor Cooke (Apsbrooke FC) - 12
Giordano Limene (Garden City FC) - 12
Steven Hall (Loxthorpe Rovers FC) - 12
Victor Collomb (Marthorpe City FC) - 12
Ásvarður Bergmundursson (St Astons City FC) – 12

Lower League Roundup
With 5 games to go, it looks like promotion, and quite likely the Challenge League title are going the way of Carston Green. Gann have now overhauled Abbots Lunsel to lie 2nd. Joining Abbots Lunsel in the playoff spots are fellow recently relegated side Batchingtonwood Rovers, with Havermilly and Narrock Wood United leading a close chase for the final 2 spots. Boll Lake Mariners and Millsea are almost certainly going down, with Slaton needing a fair bit of work to catch Hopford.

Nailwood Mills need just 2 more points to go up, and the National League Division 1 title should follow. With their winnings from last season’s Flavovespia Gold Cup victory and LigAnaia appearance, this was almost inevitable. Henhaven Islanders look like they’ll likely come 2nd and return to the Challenge League after a few seasons absence. Claychester, Whittlesbury Wanderers and Vitarias Legion are in the playoff spots, and out of nowhere, 6th place currently belongs to Boleland Wood town despite a -12 goal difference and only 33 points in 25! In the relegation race, Captonbridge Rangers and Old Marthorpe need a rapid turnaround to survive. Locksmith-on-Carron may also be in the drop zone, but are just 6 points off the playoffs, it really could be anyone up or down at this rate.

Naitonal League Division 2 is still lead by newly promoted Ashland Common, but by just 2 points from Westwood and Caffchin. Highhadford, Frostbrook Rovers and Waldster Junction make up the rest of the Top 6, but are by no means secure. Calhead Rangers are now 14th in a close battle to avoid the final relegation spot to non-league, with Henhaven Beachside and Camber Place further away from safety.

Flavovespia Gold Cup

Quarter Finals
(SL) Kings Lunsel FC 0–2 (SL) Marthorpe City FC
(SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC 0–1 (SL) Stanmorn FC
(CL) North Mayshop FC 3–2 (NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC
(CL) Carston Green FC 1–4 (SL) Binclestead Wood FC

The Quarter Finals arrived, and the dream seems ever closer. In Kings Lunsel, the hosts were unfortunately second best, as Thomas Stratford and Peter Smith got the goals to ensure victory for Marthorpe City. Langmere Green Rovers last season lost in one of the spectacular cup final upsets of all time. They’d not get a chance of redemption this season, as Stanmorn’s Michael Rossi scored the only goal of the game to take his side to the semi finals. Non-Super League participation in the semi finals was guaranteed when North Mayshop draw Radstye Rangers. It was an entertaining game, but in the end the Challenge League hosts came out on top, 3-2 the scoreline. Carston Green were hopeful to cause an upset against Binclestead Wood, but the Super League side were clinical. Amrik Singh was man of the match with 2 goals, as the visitors raced to a 1-4 victory.

by **Flavovespia** » Thu Sep 01, 2022 2:42 pm

Natfiser Super League

Part 6

Summary
Matchday 26, and some late goals across the games made for some real drama. Bavingtor got one of those, the 94th minute winner by Aston Lombardi against Langmere Green Rovers completed a 2-1 comeback, and keeps the lead at 7 points with just 4 games to go. Hadford Hill also got a 94th minute goal, Robert Cooper on the break adding to the one Marko Djuradjić scored earlier, as they secured a vital 3 points and a win over nearby Marthorpe City. Viper von Lisenburg scored the only goal as Kings Lunsel defeated Stanmorn in injury time. Kings Lunsel still dropped out of the IFCF places, as Loxthorpe Rovers laid down a goal difference gauntlet with a 6-1 thrashing of Waldster, the goal by Clive Turner in injury time one of the most “consolation” consolation goals ever. Sporting Towerhaite’s 1-3 loss to Binclestead Wood means they’re down with just 1 more loss now. St Astons City got a win under Aidan Hackney, 2 goals after 80 minutes saw them win 4-2, and they jump to 11th. Apsbrooke drop to 13th, and really do need to improve to avoid relegation at this rate.

Matchday 27, and Marthorpe City hosted Bavingtor, the hosts needing a win to stand any chance of winning the title. Despite Aston Lombardi scoring within 30 seconds, Marthorpe City managed a 4-2 win against the leaders. That was also good news for Garden City, who made light work of Vale to reduce the gap to the leaders to just 4 points now, with 3 games to go. Below them, Langmere Green Rovers strengthened their hold on an IFCF place with a well fought 3-2 victory over Kings Lunsel. That result also ironically helped their rivals Loxthorpe Rovers, although they were only able to pick up 1 point at South Maishop. The point for South Maishop moved them out of the Bottom 3. In the relegation race, Sporting Towerhaite stay alive in a thrilling 3-4 win at Butterfield Rovers, with young David Jones scoring a vital winner. Also helping their chances a little were Stanmorn, the 3-0 win against St Astons City, now managed by former Stanmorn manager Aidan Hackney dragged the visitors back into the Bottom 3. And of course, the Waldster vs Hadford Hill derby saw the visitors drag themselves from 3-1 down at the break to a 3-3 draw, securing a vital point and some pride in the rivalry.

Matchday 28 saw just 15 goals, and 9 of them came in just 1 game. That 9 goal game was in Binclestead Wood, as they hosted Stanmorn. 4-0 up at half time, Binclestead Wood ran riot as they eventually won 6-3 to try and aid their chances of a Top 5 place and IFCF qualification. As for Stanmorn, that defeat and results elsewhere confirmed their relegation. Still, they’d be going down with at least one of their rivals, as Sporting Towerhaite’s goalless draw with Apsbrooke would end their chances of survival. Pre season favourites to go down, Robin King’s side just weren’t able to defy expectations. South Maishop drop to 14th, as they unable to come back against Hadford Hill. Hadford Hill had been in the thick of it for much this season, but now safety seemed all but certain. A singe goal win for St Astons City over Langmere Green Rovers, and Butterfield Rovers at Vale also gave those two sides 3 vital points in their push for safety. At the top, Marthorpe City lost their chance at the title, and likely the 2nd IFCF Champions League berth, with a goalless draw at Kings Lunsel. Kings Lunsel are 7th, but just a point off of the Top 5. Loxthorpe Rovers held Garden City to a goalless draw, a result neither side truly benefitted from. That left Bavingtor in a great position, and Aston Lombardi’s well struck effort before the break was enough for them to beat Waldster. They go 6 points clear with 2 games to go, one more point and the title defence is complete.

Matchday 29. South Maishop hosted Bavingtor, and on the performance displayed, it seemed like the hosts should be the ones at the top of the table and not fighting relegation. However Thomas Foley, Bavingtor goalkeeper, was in fine form. He kept one of the most crucial clean sheets of his career, and as the final whistle blew, Bavingtor knew they were champions again. This was truly a great era for them. They didn’t even need the point anyway, Garden City could only muster a 2-2 draw against Hadford Hill anyway. Andrew Thomas scored just before injury time for Marthorpe City against St Astons City, to give the hosts a chance of 2nd on the final matchday, and to make St Astons City more nervous in 13th. Butterfield Rovers in 12th also conceded late on to drop a point, Shug de la Fontaine of Loxthorpe Rovers delivering that blow. With Kings Lunsel drawing at Waldster, and Binclestead Wood defeated at Langmere Green Rovers by an Adrian Jones hat trick, the Top 5 race is almost completely settled, barring a big goal difference swing. Apsbrooke secured safety with a 0-2 win at already relegated Stanmorn, and Vale secured safety in style, with a 6-3 defeat of rivals Sporting Towerhaite.

Matchday 30 fixtures:
Sporting Towerhaite v Stanmorn FC
Apsbrooke FC v Langmere Green Rovers FC
Binclestead Wood FC v Marthorpe City FC
St Astons City FC v Waldster FC
Kings Lunsel FC v South Maishop FC
Bavingtor FC v Garden City FC
Hadford Hill FC v Butterfield Rovers FC
Loxthorpe Rovers FC v Vale FC

Golden Boot
1. Anthony Hannigan (Kings Lunsel FC) - 17
=2. Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen (Binclestead Wood FC) - 16
Aston Lombardi (Bavingtor FC) - 16
=4. Giordano Limene (Garden City FC) - 15
Steven Hall (Loxthorpe Rovers FC) - 15
Robert Falconer (Garden City FC) - 15
=7. Ásvarður Bergmundursson (St Astons City FC) - 14
Steven Blakesley (South Maishop FC) - 14
Victor Cooke (Apsbrooke FC) - 14
Michael Hornby (Langmere Green Rovers FC) – 14

Lower League Roundup

Carston Green and Gann are both promoted, and with a 3 point lead for the former, merely avoiding defeat when Croxlich finish will be enough to win the Challenge League. Batchingtonwood Rovers are in the playoffs, Abbots Lunsel just need one more point to guarantee it, and Havermilly have a 2 point advantage in 5th to dropping out. Capton Club, Croxlich and Narrock Wood United will contest the final spot. No relegation battle to be fought, Slaton, Boll Lake Mariners and Millsea are down. The final day fixtures:

Narrock Wood United FC v Capton Club
Abbots Lunsel FC v Cartswood FC
Slaton FC v Gann FC
Hopford FC v Havermilly FC
Carston Green FC v Croxlich FC
Boll Lake Mariners FC v Rumlington Rovers FC
Batchingtonwood Rovers FC v Millsea FC
North Mayshop FC v Guildwell Football

Nailwood Mills have won the National League Division 1 at a canter, and the last few games have been a victory tour for them. Henhaven Islanders need only avoid defeat to go up in 2nd, but lose and Vitarias Legion have the chance at automatic promotion. Claychester and Whittlesbury Wanderers are definitely in the playoffs, and Boleland Wood Town could finish off an unlikely run to the playoffs with a win. A failure to win, and that spot could go to Buchraston. Captonbridge Rangers and Old Marthorpe are down, Locksmith-on-Carron will join them if they can’t beat Henhaven Islanders. If they do, any of Johns Park, Radstye Rangers, Oxwich or Langpool Capton could go down.

The final day fixtures:

Whittlesbury Wanderers v Nailwood Mills FC
Oxwich FC v Boleland Wood Town FC
Henhaven Islanders FC v Locksmith-on-Carron FC
Radstye Rangers FC v Redthwaite Rangers FC
Claychester FC v Captonbridge Rangers FC
Johns Park FC v Woodbrook FC
Vitarias Legion v Old Marthorpe FC
Buchraston FC v Langpool Capton FC

Ashland Common still lead, but know a win at Buchraston Heath could still be needed to get promotion and also to win the division. Westwood are one point ahead of Caffchin, so no room for error there. After a poor start, Alstone make the playoff spots, so too do Highhadford. Buchraston Heath are 6th, but could yet be overtaken by Frostbrook Rovers, Waldster Junction or FC North Waldster. Down into non-league are Camber Place and Henhaven Beachside. Hadford Dacorum will join them if they don’t beat Ellerstone United, if they do then Ellerstone United go down.

The final day fixtures:

Highhadford FC v Caffchin FC
Buchraston Heath FC v Ashland Common
Camber Place FC v Calhead Rangers FC
Henhaven Beachside v Magic Roundabout FC
Waldster Junction FC v FC North Waldster
Frostbrook Rovers FC v Alstone FC
Hadford Dacorum FC v Ellerstone United FC
Maltsterbrack FC v Westwood FC

Summary
The final Matchday, and to begin with, the relegation race. Butterfield Rovers and St Astons City were both safe with a win. A draw or loss, and both needed to hope South Maishop avoided victory. South Maishop really needed a win, goal difference meant a draw almost certainly wasn’t enough. A dream start for St Astons City as they hosted rivals Waldster saw Ásvarður Bergmundursson score from a through ball by Christopher Ace after just 2 minutes. Butterfield Rovers also made a dream start of their own. 4 minutes in, and David Ord found space on the edge of the box to fire in the opener, past the retiring Andrew Bullivant in his final game. 12 minutes in, and a near post header by John McLean put Butterfield Rovers 0-2 up at Hadford Hill. It was bad news for South Maishop, and despite Richard Featherstone pulling one back for Hadford Hill, South Maishop were soon behind in the 18th minute when Murad Ahmed scored direct from a free kick. From the 25th – 30th minute, the 3 relegation matches all had goals. Ásvarður Bergmundursson scored again to help St Astons City greatly. Marko Djuradjić capitalised on some defensive errors to equalise for Hadford Hill. To make things more nervous for Butterfield Rovers, Steven Blakesley then headed in an equaliser. At half time, it was still South Maishop poised to go down, but survival was still possible.

Into the second half, and a bad start for South Maishop, as Viper von Lisenberg turned in the floated cross of Steven Hurricane to put Kings Lunsel ahead. The next goal in the relegation fight came from a swinging shot by Donald Lancaster. 3-0 to St Astons City, they were well and truly wrecking their rivals hopes of relegating them. Then on a quick attack, Mark Paul made it 3-2 to Hadford Hill. The scorelines held until the 88th minute, when Michael Gorton headed in a corner to equalise for South Maishop. One more goal for them, and they would be safe and Butterfield Rovers relegated. Butterfield Rovers were pushing for an equaliser, but were hit on the break and conceded their fourth at the feet of Robert Cooper. Also conceding their fourth were Waldster, Zdeslaw Markowić finished off a derby day rout to secure survival for St Astons City, and bragging rights. The whistle went there, and in Hadford Hill, and there were nervous seconds as Butterfield Rovers hoped South Maishop wouldn’t score again. And score again South Maishop could not, and as the final whistle blew, they were relegated to the Challenge League after a 2 season stint at this level. The final whistle wasn’t good for Kings Lunsel either, faint hopes of an IFCF place were over, even if result elsewhere meant it mattered not anyway. St Astons City thrashing Waldster 4-0 meant after such a chaotic season, Hadford Hill would in fact finish 8th, the highest of the classic Big 3.

Relegation wasn’t the only battle mathematically still on the line. The title wasn’t, which was a disappointment to some as Bavingtor hosted 2nd placed Garden City. The visitors were honourable in giving a guard of honour to the hosts. However in the game, it was Giordano Limene’s clinical finishing that ensured a 0-2 victory for Garden City, wrapping up 2nd place and a berth in the IFCF Champions League qualifying rounds. A late penalty for Marthorpe City at Binclestead Wood got them the win they needed to stand a chance of 2nd, but the Garden City win prevented that. Langmere Green Rovers were playing to finish ahead of their rivals Loxthorpe Rovers, and despite late pressure from Apsbrooke, the 1-2 win meant Langmere Green Roevrs would finish 4th and above their rivals. Loxthorpe Rovers needed only a point to completely guarantee IFCF football. In the end, they were never under pressure from a Vale side seemingly on holiday and with fans bragging that their rivals were going down. A 4-0 victory was well deserved, and Loxthorpe Rovers secure a Top 5 spot. And finally, neither Sporting Towerhaite nor Stanmorn had a chance of staying up. But a win for hosts Sporting Towerhaite meant they’d give the wooden spoon to their rivals. In the end however, it was Stanmorn who won this rivalry battle, a game that that thankfully passed without any major flashpoints.

Golden Boot
=1. Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen (Binclestead Wood FC) - 17
Giordano Limene (Garden City FC) - 17
Anthony Hannigan (Kings Lunsel FC) - 17
=4. Aston Lombardi (Bavingtor FC) - 16
Steven Hall (Loxthorpe Rovers FC) - 16
Ásvarður Bergmundursson (St Astons City FC) - 16
=7. Robert Falconer (Garden City FC) - 15
Steven Blakesley (South Maishop FC) - 15
=9. Victor Cooke (Apsbrooke FC) - 14
Michael Hornby (Langmere Green Rovers FC) - 14
Valentine Richmond (Stanmorn FC) – 14

Lower League Roundup
Carston Green’s 1-0 win over Croxlich secured a return to the Super League as Challenge League Champions ahead of Gann. That loss for Croxlich meant that the 0-0 draw in Narrock Wood United sent their opponents Capton Club through in 6th. A 2-1 loss for Havermilly in Hopford didn’t matter, the vistiors still took 5th . Batchingtonwood Rovers are 3rd and Abbots Lunsel 4th. Going down are Slaton, Millsea and Boll Lake Mariners.

A 0-3 loss for Henhaven Islanders could’ve allowed Vitarias Legion automatic promotion, but they blew that chance by drawing 1-1 with Old Marthorpe. That result did open up the relegation race, and with a 0-0 draw, Radstye Rangers fall into the fourth tier, alongside Old Marthorpe and Captonbridge Rangers. And despite losing to Oxwich, a Buchraston loss means Boleland Wood town will join Claychester, Vitarias Legion and Whittlesbury Wanderers in the playoffs.

In National League Division 2, Ashland Common got the win at Buchraston Heath to take the division title and a second consecutive promotion. Westwood would also win to secure immediate promotion back to the third tier. Caffchin, Alstone, Highhadford and Buchraston Heath would make up a competitive playoff group. At the bottom, Ellerstone United won at Hadford Dacorum, relegating the hosts to non-league, along with Camber Place and Henhaven Beachside.

Flavovespia Gold Cup

Semi Finals
(SL) Stanmorn FC 3–2 (SL) Binclestead Wood FC
(CL) North Mayshop FC 2–4 (SL) Marthorpe City FC

Just 4 teams left, and the final is one win away. Stanmorn took on Binclestead Wood, and once Michael Rossi opened the scoring in the 8th minute, the hosts looked in control. Peter Blakemore and David Hulme traded goals to make it 2-1 at the break. A deflected own goal made it 3-1, and although Stephen Nichols made it a tense finish, the hosts made it to the final, a highlight of a tough season.

North Mayshop were hosting nearby Marthorpe City in the Challenge League vs Super League tie. Victor Collomb and then Thomas Stratford from the spot made it 0-2 within 10 minutes, and it seemed a rout was on the cards. North Mayshop pulled one back before half time. Then on the 79th minute, North Mayshop made some pressure count to equalise. The hope lasted all of 2 minutes, before Andrew Thomas made it 2-3 again with a tidy finish. On the counter attack, Ivan Lewis finished off the job in injury time. Marthorpe City would travel to Seafront Stadium, Langmere Green to take on Stanmorn in the final.

by **Flavovespia** » Thu Sep 01, 2022 2:46 pm

Part 7

Playoffs

In the Challenge League, Batchingtonwood Rovers made the final thanks to an early second half penalty and a late insurance goal against Abbots Lunsel. A goal in the first half ended Havermilly’s hopes of a first modern era top flight appearance, as Capton Club moved on. Abbots Lunsel took an early lead in their game vs Capton Club, but the visitors rallied, and won 1-3 in a surprise given how strong the hosts looked during the season. Batchingtonwood Rovers were favourites for the final at Seafront Stadium, Langmere Grene, but a 10th minute goal by Richard Foster gave Capton Club the lead. They successfully deflected away wave after wave of pressure, and win promotion after 4 seasons in the second tier.

Vitarias Legion were keen to make up on missing out on automatic promotion, and made the final thanks to a 1-2 AET victory against Claychester. Whittlesbury Wanderers ended the chaotic dream of Boleland Wood Town getting a second consecutive promotion, with a comfortable 3-0 win. Claychester went to extra time again, this time they ran out 5-3 winners against Whittlesbury Wanderers. A rematch of the upper semi final took place in Highland Road, Hadford Hill. No extra time was needed, as Vitarias Legion mostly controlled the game to win 3-1 to bounce straight back to the second tier.

Caffchin won a hard fought game 3-1 against Alstone to immediately progress to the playoff final. Buchraston Heath needed extra time to eliminate Highhadford. Then, poor defending by Buchraston Heath allowed Alstone a 5-3 victory to progress to the final. The rematch took place in City Arena, Marthorpe. This time Alstone edged the game, winning 2-3 to immediately return to the third tier.

League Cup

Code: Select all: League Cup Round 1 (NLD2) Buchraston Heath FC 0–1 (CL) North Mayshop FC (NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC 0–1 (SL) Binclestead Wood FC (NLD2) Waldster Junction FC 0–2 (CL) Cartswood FC (NLD2) Henhaven Beachside 0–2 (CL) Carston Green FC (NLD1) Whittlesbury Wanderers 1–2 (CL) Abbots Lunsel FC (NLD1) Redthwaite Rangers FC 3–3 (SL) South Maishop FC (4–4 AET) (4–3 pen.) (NLD2) Magic Roundabout FC 2–6 (SL) Stanmorn FC (NLD1) Johns Park FC 1–2 (CL) Capton Club (NLD1) Oxwich FC 1–1 (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC (1–2 AET) (NLD2) Westwood FC 3–3 (CL) Havermilly FC (4–3 AET) (NLD2) FC North Waldster 2–1 (SL) Butterfield Rovers FC (NLD2) Hadford Dacorum FC 1–4 (SL) Hadford Hill FC (NLD1) Henhaven Islanders FC 2–2 (CL) Batchingtonwood Rovers FC (2–2 AET) (4–3 pen.) (NLD1) Buchraston FC 2–3 (SL) Marthorpe City FC (NLD2) Caffchin FC 1–0 (CL) Narrock Wood United FC (NLD2) Frostbrook Rovers FC 1–4 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC (NLD1) Woodbrook FC 0–1 (SL) Kings Lunsel FC (NLD2) Alstone FC 0–1 (SL) Waldster FC (NLD2) Camber Place FC 0–1 (SL) Vale FC (NLD1) Langpool Capton FC 0–0 (CL) Boll Lake Mariners FC (0–2 AET) (NLD2) Maltsterbrack FC 4–4 (CL) Millsea FC (4–4 AET) (4–2 pen.) (NLD1) Locksmith-on-Carron FC 3–1 (SL) Sporting Towerhaite (NLD2) Ashland Common 2–2 (CL) Hopford FC (2–3 AET) (NLD1) Captonbridge Rangers FC 0–1 (CL) Croxlich FC (NLD1) Old Marthorpe FC 0–1 (CL) Guildwell Football (NLD2) Calhead Rangers FC 0–1 (SL) Garden City FC (NLD1) Boleland Wood Town FC 0–1 (SL) Bavingtor FC (NLD2) Ellerstone United FC 0–4 (SL) St Astons City FC (NLD1) Nailwood Mills FC 4–3 (SL) Apsbrooke FC (NLD1) Claychester FC 2–2 (CL) Slaton FC (2–3 AET) (NLD1) Vitarias Legion 2–1 (CL) Rumlington Rovers FC (NLD2) Highhadford FC 0–1 (CL) Gann FC Round 2 (SL) Kings Lunsel FC 0–1 (CL) Capton Club (CL) Hopford FC 2–0 (NLD2) Caffchin FC (NLD1) Locksmith-on-Carron FC 0–2 (SL) Garden City FC (CL) Guildwell Football 2–1 (CL) Cartswood FC (NLD2) FC North Waldster 0–0 (SL) Marthorpe City FC (0–1 AET) (SL) Binclestead Wood FC 3–3 (CL) Boll Lake Mariners FC (4–3 AET) (SL) Stanmorn FC 3–0 (NLD2) Westwood FC (NLD1) Redthwaite Rangers FC 1–3 (SL) St Astons City FC (CL) Abbots Lunsel FC 0–0 (SL) Bavingtor FC (0–0 AET) (4–2 pen.) (NLD2) Maltsterbrack FC 0–0 (SL) Vale FC (0–0 AET) (3–4 pen.) (SL) Waldster FC 4–1 (CL) Slaton FC (CL) Havermilly FC 0–2 (SL) Hadford Hill FC (CL) Carston Green FC 3–1 (NLD1) Vitarias Legion (NLD1) Nailwood Mills FC 2–2 (CL) North Mayshop FC (2–2 AET) (2–4 pen.) (NLD1) Henhaven Islanders FC 1–2 (CL) Gann FC (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC 4–2 (CL) Croxlich FC Round 3 (SL) Hadford Hill FC 1–2 (SL) Marthorpe City FC (CL) Carston Green FC 2–3 (CL) Hopford FC (SL) Garden City FC 2–1 (SL) St Astons City FC (CL) Capton Club 2–3 (SL) Binclestead Wood FC (CL) Guildwell Football 5–5 (CL) Gann FC (5–7 AET) (SL) Waldster FC 3–4 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC (CL) North Mayshop FC 0–3 (CL) Abbots Lunsel FC (SL) Stanmorn FC 3–1 (SL) Vale FC Quarter Finals (CL) Carston Green FC 1–1 (SL) Garden City FC (1–2 AET) (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC 3–1 (CL) Gann FC (SL) Marthorpe City FC 1–0 (SL) Binclestead Wood FC (SL) Stanmorn FC 1–4 (CL) Abbots Lunsel FC Semi Finals (CL) Abbots Lunsel FC 0–1 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC (SL) Garden City FC 2–0 (SL) Marthorpe City FC Final (SL) Garden City FC 1–2 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC

The 64 teams entered with a chance of some minor glory and the Vilitan Cove International berth. Third and fourth tier sides get home times, and this often causes a few Round 1 upsets, this year being no exception. Of the 9 sides who caused an upset in Round 1, none could progress beyond Round 2. The dominance of big sides meant that Challenge League Abbots Lunsel reached the semis, and yet secured a berth in the Vilitan Cove International with the other 3 semi finalists, Langmere Green Rovers, Garden City and Marthorpe City all off to IFCF competitions. Garden City took on Langmere Green Rovers in the final in Hornet’s Nest, Waldster. Giordano Limene scored early from the spot, but Michael Hornby starred with 2 goals to win the League Cup for his side.

Alliance Shield

Code: Select all: Alliance Shield Northern Round 1 (NA2) St Astons Striders FC 1–0 (NA2) Binclestead Wood Common FC (NA2) Hadford Industrial United 0–1 (NA2) Kingsley Green FC (NA2) Phinmall Wood FC 2–4 (NA2) Water Gardens FC (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers 2–4 (NA2) Bavingtor Airport FC (NA2) Barmount FC 2–1 (NA2) Ellerstone Open Space (NA2) Hadford Aerodrome 3–1 (NA2) Parmo-by-Hadford FC (NA2) Hadford Bypass FC 3–2 (NA2) Trenton Bottom Sports (NA2) Blackwald FC 1–1 (NA2) Westwood North FC (1–1 AET) (5–4 pen.) Western Round 1 (WA2) Gerald's Oak FC 1–4 (WA2) Walbert Street FC (WA2) FC The Rise 4–2 (WA2) Langpool Capton Valley FC (WA2) AFC Jovinal Farm 3–0 (WA2) St Astons Sports & Social Club (WA2) St Astons Abbey and Cathedral 1–0 (WA2) Oakwoods FC (WA2) Bridge Hill FC 2–1 (WA2) Havermilly Hanger FC (WA2) Torstermound FC 2–0 (WA2) Saltearthbury FC (WA2) Watchers Associates 1–3 (WA2) Tadcester Wood FC (WA2) St Astons Athletic 2–0 (WA2) Carston Eleven Southern Round 1 (SA2) North Mayshop Park 0–1 (SA2) Lunselbury Ridge (SA2) UA North Waldster 0–0 (SA2) Hillsight Bridge FC (0–0 AET) (3–4 pen.) (SA2) Digsbury FC 0–3 (SA2) Brimton FC (SA2) Waldster Waterfields 1–0 (SA2) Penfold Park FC (SA2) Waldster Park United FC 2–2 (SA2) Cardinal Cross FC (2–3 AET) (SA2) Kingsland FC 2–2 (SA2) Kings FC (3–2 AET) (SA2) Queens Road FC 0–0 (SA2) Ifleii FC (0–1 AET) (SA2) Robin Rovers FC 1–2 (SA2) Omega FC Eastern Round 1 (EA2) Batchingtonwood Club 1–0 (EA2) FC Rumlington (EA2) Aston Road FC 1–0 (EA2) Loxspring FC (EA2) Woodlee Farm 1–2 (EA2) Loxthorpe Green FC (EA2) Chesinglea Village FC 0–2 (EA2) Sutsyridge FC (EA2) Rumlington Lakes FC 0–0 (EA2) Baxlee Blues (0–0 AET) (4–5 pen.) (EA2) Fullertons FC 0–0 (EA2) Lukes Wood FC (0–1 AET) (EA2) Pranglers Crouch FC 1–0 (EA2) Pranglen End FC (EA2) Malter End FC 2–1 (EA2) Buchraston Hall FC Western Round 2 (NA2) St Astons Striders FC 4–0 (WA1) Pykrot End FC (NA2) Kingsley Green FC 2–3 (WA1) Flawthorpe FC (NA2) Water Gardens FC 3–0 (WA1) Presmoor Bridge Railway FC (NA2) Bavingtor Airport FC 0–6 (WA1) Floombury United FC (NA2) Barmount FC 1–0 (WA1) Saxford FC (NA2) Hadford Aerodrome 2–3 (WA1) Addenleigh Rangers FC (NA2) Hadford Bypass FC 1–2 (WA1) Melcave Meerkats (NA2) Blackwald FC 1–2 (WA1) Capton Street FC (WA2) Walbert Street FC 0–1 (WA1) Ellerstone Aerodrome (WA2) FC The Rise 0–0 (WA1) Old Saints FC (0–0 AET) (2–4 pen.) (WA2) AFC Jovinal Farm 1–0 (WA1) Bridles End FC (WA2) St Astons Abbey and Cathedral 1–0 (WA1) Panford FC (WA2) Bridge Hill FC 1–2 (WA1) Saltearth FC (WA2) Torstermound FC 3–5 (WA1) South Hadford United (WA2) Tadcester Wood FC 1–0 (WA1) Napsmouth FC (WA2) St Astons Athletic 1–1 (WA1) Combury FC (2–1 AET) Eastern Round 2 (EA2) Baxlee Blues 0–0 (EA1) Galling Rangers 7AU (0–0 AET) (4–3 pen.) (SA2) Ifleii FC 2–0 (EA1) Leabury FC (EA2) Malter End FC 3–1 (EA1) Hollytree FC (EA2) Aston Road FC 3–3 (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC (3–4 AET) (EA2) Pranglers Crouch FC 0–1 (EA1) Henhaven Palace FC (EA2) Sutsyridge FC 1–1 (EA1) Capton Valley FC (2–2 AET) (3–2 pen.) (SA2) Hillsight Bridge FC 1–1 (EA1) Waldster Harriers FC (2–3 AET) (SA2) Lunselbury Ridge 0–0 (EA1) Queens FC (0–0 AET) (7–6 pen.) (SA2) Waldster Waterfields 1–1 (EA1) FC North Orbital (3–1 AET) (SA2) Kingsland FC 0–1 (EA1) Narrock Community Sports (SA2) Brimton FC 1–2 (EA1) Oxwich Wood FC (EA2) Loxthorpe Green FC 2–1 (EA1) Dame Roundabout FC (EA2) Batchingtonwood Club 1–1 (EA1) Sandneston Rovers FC (2–1 AET) (EA2) Lukes Wood FC 0–0 (EA1) Crimblewood Park FC (0–0 AET) (5–6 pen.) (SA2) Cardinal Cross FC 0–1 (EA1) Lunselbury FC (SA2) Omega FC 2–4 (EA1) Whisbeleng Woods FC Western Round 3 (NA2) Water Gardens FC 1–2 (WA1) Ellerstone Aerodrome (WA1) Old Saints FC 1–1 (WA1) Addenleigh Rangers FC (1–1 AET) (3–5 pen.) (WA1) Capton Street FC 5–4 (NA2) Barmount FC (NA2) St Astons Striders FC 1–0 (WA1) Floombury United FC (WA1) Saltearth FC 2–1 (WA1) Flawthorpe FC (WA1) Melcave Meerkats 4–3 (WA2) Tadcester Wood FC (WA2) St Astons Athletic 1–2 (WA1) South Hadford United (WA2) AFC Jovinal Farm 1–2 (WA2) St Astons Abbey and Cathedral Eastern Round 3 (EA2) Sutsyridge FC 0–2 (EA1) Waldster Harriers FC (EA1) Crimblewood Park FC 1–0 (EA1) Whisbeleng Woods FC (EA1) Oxwich Wood FC 3–0 (SA2) Lunselbury Ridge (EA1) Henhaven Palace FC 2–1 (SA2) Ifleii FC (EA2) Baxlee Blues 0–0 (EA2) Batchingtonwood Club (0–0 AET) (5–4 pen.) (SA2) Waldster Waterfields 2–1 (EA1) Narrock Community Sports (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC 3–2 (EA1) Lunselbury FC (EA2) Loxthorpe Green FC 1–2 (EA2) Malter End FC Western Quarter Finals (WA2) St Astons Abbey and Cathedral 0–1 (WA1) Addenleigh Rangers FC (WA1) Saltearth FC 2–0 (WA1) Ellerstone Aerodrome (WA1) South Hadford United 2–1 (WA1) Capton Street FC (NA2) St Astons Striders FC 1–1 (WA1) Melcave Meerkats (2–1 AET) Eastern Quarter Finals (EA1) Oxwich Wood FC 5–4 (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC (EA1) Henhaven Palace FC 1–2 (EA1) Waldster Harriers FC (EA1) Crimblewood Park FC 1–2 (EA2) Baxlee Blues (EA2) Malter End FC 2–1 (EA1) Waldster Harriers FC Western Semi Finals (WA1) South Hadford United 1–0 (NA2) St Astons Striders FC (WA1) Addenleigh Rangers FC 3–1 (WA1) Saltearth FC Eastern Semi Finals (EA1) Waldster Harriers FC 1–1 (EA2) Baxlee Blues (2–1 AET) (EA2) Malter End FC 1–0 (EA1) Oxwich Wood FC Western Final (WA1) Addenleigh Rangers FC 0–0 (WA1) South Hadford United (0–1 AET) Eastern Final (EA2) Malter End FC 0–0 (EA1) Waldster Harriers FC (1–1 AET) (5–4 pen.) Final (WA1) South Hadford United 3–0 (EA2) Malter End FC

The League Cup equivalent for the 96 non-league sides who make up the two tiers of the Alliance. This was a season where one of the Alliance D2 sides made a great run, as Mater End of the Eastern Alliance D2 made it all the way to the final. Unfortunate the fairytale was ended by South Hadford United, one of the sides who maybe didn’t have a great league season, but capitalised here.

Flavovespia Gold Cup

Final

It was Stanmorn vs Marthorpe City in the final, and whilst it wasn’t the David vs Goalith of last season, this was a thriller of a final. At half-time, it was 0-1, with Thomas Stratford scoring from the spot after he was fouled by Royston Stephens. Victor Collomb then scored in the 51st minute, and Marthorpe City were looking good. However in the 55th minute, a poorly defended cross allowed Peter Blakemore to get one back. Then almost out of nowhere Dipan Shah hit a fierce shot into the back of the net. 2-2 on the hour mark, and it was game on. In the 83rd minute, Dinsdale Landen headed in to complete the turnaround, 3-2 now. Mere minutes later, and Thomas Stratford popped up again, making it 3-3. Then, on the brink of extra time, Michael Rossi had his shot turned away, but only into the path of Peter Blakemore. With practically the last kick of the game, he hit it hard and true, just inside the near post. He was the hero of the day, who’d secured a last gasp victory for Stanmorn in the Flavovespia Gold Cup. Stanmorn may be going down, but they’re going down with a LigAnaia and IFCF Cup Winners Cup berth and the title of Flavovespia Gold Cup winners.

by **Flavovespia** » Thu Sep 01, 2022 2:54 pm

Final Tables and Cup results

Code: Select all: Natfiser Super League Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Bavingtor FC 30 19 5 6 57 37 +20 62 CL LA 2 Garden City FC 30 18 5 7 54 34 +20 59 CL 3 Marthorpe City FC 30 16 9 5 43 26 +17 57 CC 4 Langmere Green Rovers FC 30 16 5 9 56 41 +15 53 CC 5 Loxthorpe Rovers FC 30 15 6 9 60 39 +21 51 CC 6 Kings Lunsel FC 30 12 10 8 58 47 +11 46 7 Binclestead Wood FC 30 13 5 12 56 47 +9 44 8 Hadford Hill FC 30 11 6 13 45 45 0 39 9 Waldster FC 30 10 8 12 44 53 −9 38 10 Vale FC 30 9 9 12 37 47 −10 36 11 Apsbrooke FC 30 9 8 13 36 47 −11 35 12 St Astons City FC 30 8 10 12 50 55 −5 34 13 Butterfield Rovers FC 30 8 7 15 39 49 −10 31 14 South Maishop FC 30 7 10 13 44 60 −16 31 R 15 Stanmorn FC 30 7 5 18 52 71 −19 26 R LA CWC 16 Sporting Towerhaite 30 6 4 20 31 64 −33 22 R Natfiser Challenge League Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Carston Green FC 30 17 7 6 49 31 +18 58 P LBCT 2 Gann FC 30 15 10 5 41 24 +17 55 P LBCT 3 Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 30 15 5 10 41 38 +3 50 4 Abbots Lunsel FC 30 13 10 7 50 41 +9 49 VCIAPP 5 Havermilly FC 30 12 9 9 41 40 +1 45 6 Capton Club 30 12 8 10 55 43 +12 44 P LBCT 7 Narrock Wood United FC 30 10 14 6 34 29 +5 44 8 Croxlich FC 30 12 7 11 56 49 +7 43 9 Guildwell Football 30 11 7 12 42 42 0 40 10 Hopford FC 30 11 7 12 41 51 −10 40 11 Cartswood FC 30 10 9 11 48 49 −1 39 12 Rumlington Rovers FC 30 9 10 11 46 47 −1 37 13 North Mayshop FC 30 9 9 12 43 47 −4 36 14 Slaton FC 30 7 6 17 33 51 −18 27 R 15 Millsea FC 30 4 12 14 32 48 −16 24 R 16 Boll Lake Mariners FC 30 5 6 19 32 54 −22 21 R Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 2–0 Abbots Lunsel FC Havermilly FC 0–1 Capton Club Abbots Lunsel FC 1–3 Capton Club Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 0–1 Capton Club Natfiser National League D1 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Nailwood Mills FC 30 22 5 3 77 35 +42 71 P 2 Henhaven Islanders FC 30 16 3 11 53 48 +5 51 P 3 Claychester FC 30 15 5 10 57 52 +5 50 4 Vitarias Legion 30 13 10 7 41 30 +11 49 P 5 Whittlesbury Wanderers 30 12 10 8 48 38 +10 46 6 Boleland Wood Town FC 30 12 6 12 64 74 −10 42 7 Buchraston FC 30 11 8 11 50 44 +6 41 8 Redthwaite Rangers FC 30 11 6 13 43 49 −6 39 9 Langpool Capton FC 30 10 8 12 38 42 −4 38 10 Oxwich FC 30 11 5 14 46 52 −6 38 11 Johns Park FC 30 9 10 11 40 52 −12 37 12 Woodbrook FC 30 9 9 12 43 40 +3 36 13 Locksmith-on-Carron FC 30 9 8 13 47 54 −7 35 14 Radstye Rangers FC 30 9 8 13 45 55 −10 35 R 15 Old Marthorpe FC 30 6 11 13 48 54 −6 29 R 16 Captonbridge Rangers FC 30 5 8 17 41 62 −21 23 R Claychester FC 1–1 Vitarias Legion (1–2 AET) Whittlesbury Wanderers 3–0 Boleland Wood Town FC Claychester FC 3–3 Whittlesbury Wanderers (5–3 AET) Vitarias Legion 3–1 Claychester FC Natfiser National League D2 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Ashland Common 30 17 6 7 67 40 +27 57 P 2 Westwood FC 30 16 8 6 48 32 +16 56 P 3 Caffchin FC 30 16 4 10 45 36 +9 52 4 Alstone FC 30 14 7 9 44 32 +12 49 P 5 Highhadford FC 30 14 6 10 39 36 +3 48 6 Buchraston Heath FC 30 10 12 8 39 41 −2 42 7 Waldster Junction FC 30 12 6 12 34 37 −3 42 8 FC North Waldster 30 12 5 13 41 42 −1 41 9 Frostbrook Rovers FC 30 11 8 11 39 42 −3 41 10 Maltsterbrack FC 30 8 13 9 49 51 −2 37 11 Magic Roundabout FC 30 10 6 14 43 49 −6 36 12 Ellerstone United FC 30 11 3 16 39 46 −7 36 13 Calhead Rangers FC 30 9 8 13 41 52 −11 35 14 Henhaven Beachside 30 9 5 16 35 44 −9 32 R 15 Hadford Dacorum FC 30 7 11 12 30 41 −11 32 R 16 Camber Place FC 30 8 4 18 34 46 −12 28 R Caffchin FC 3–1 Alstone FC Highhadford FC 2–2 Buchraston Heath FC (2–3 AET) Alstone FC 5–3 Buchraston Heath FC Caffchin FC 2–3 Alstone FC Western Alliance D1 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Napsmouth FC 30 17 7 6 54 31 +23 58 P 2 Melcave Meerkats 30 16 6 8 52 39 +13 54 3 Floombury United FC 30 15 9 6 48 43 +5 54 4 Old Saints FC 30 15 7 8 50 40 +10 52 5 Saltearth FC 30 15 5 10 40 35 +5 50 6 South Hadford United 30 13 10 7 46 40 +6 49 7 Panford FC 30 13 6 11 39 32 +7 45 8 Ellerstone Aerodrome 30 11 9 10 60 54 +6 42 9 Presmoor Bridge Railway FC 30 12 4 14 51 52 −1 40 10 Pykrot End FC 30 10 8 12 51 51 0 38 11 Saxford FC 30 9 10 11 58 57 +1 37 12 Capton Street FC 30 9 7 14 45 56 −11 34 13 Flawthorpe FC 30 9 7 14 36 50 −14 34 R 14 Addenleigh Rangers FC 30 9 5 16 42 53 −11 32 R 15 Combury FC 30 7 3 20 32 52 −20 24 R 16 Bridles End FC 30 5 7 18 38 57 −19 22 Melcave Meerkats 1–4 Oxwich Wood FC Floombury United FC 2–2 Lunselbury FC (2–2 AET) (4–3 pen.) Melcave Meerkats 1–1 Floombury United FC (2–1 AET) Oxwich Wood FC 4–3 Melcave Meerkats Eastern Alliance D1 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Sandneston Rovers FC 30 18 6 6 63 38 +25 60 P 2 Oxwich Wood FC 30 15 7 8 62 45 +17 52 P 3 Lunselbury FC 30 16 4 10 48 38 +10 52 4 Henhaven Palace FC 30 14 9 7 46 35 +11 51 5 Leabury FC 30 16 1 13 45 39 +6 49 6 Narrock Community Sports 30 11 11 8 57 47 +10 44 7 FC North Orbital 30 11 10 9 51 46 +5 43 8 Queens FC 30 11 10 9 43 41 +2 43 9 Galling Rangers 7AU 30 11 8 11 46 46 0 41 10 Buchraston Arches FC 30 12 4 14 46 45 +1 40 11 Crimblewood Park FC 30 11 4 15 45 52 −7 37 12 Dame Roundabout FC 30 10 7 13 38 49 −11 37 13 Capton Valley FC 30 7 11 12 38 52 −14 32 14 Waldster Harriers FC 30 6 10 14 31 44 −13 28 R 15 Hollytree FC 30 6 9 15 39 54 −15 27 R 16 Whisbeleng Woods FC 30 7 5 18 35 62 −27 26 R Northern Alliance D2 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Prince Street Wanderers 30 18 5 7 51 30 +21 59 P 2 Parmo-by-Hadford FC 30 17 5 8 48 37 +11 56 3 Hadford Industrial United 30 16 6 8 49 38 +11 54 4 Barmount FC 30 14 9 7 71 41 +30 51 5 Trenton Bottom Sports 30 13 10 7 49 35 +14 49 6 Hadford Aerodrome 30 14 6 10 51 46 +5 48 7 Phinmall Wood FC 30 12 6 12 45 49 −4 42 8 Hadford Bypass FC 30 11 8 11 52 47 +5 41 9 Binclestead Wood Common FC 30 11 8 11 49 55 −6 41 10 Kingsley Green FC 30 10 10 10 47 46 +1 40 11 Ellerstone Open Space 30 10 9 11 43 51 −8 39 12 Bavingtor Airport FC 30 10 4 16 34 49 −15 34 13 Blackwald FC 30 8 7 15 34 44 −10 31 14 Westwood North FC 30 8 5 17 42 57 −15 29 15 Water Gardens FC 30 7 6 17 29 47 −18 27 R 16 AFC Jovinal Farm 30 7 4 19 45 67 −22 25 R Havermilly Hanger FC 1–0 Parmo-by-Hadford FC St Astons Striders FC 0–1 Hadford Industrial United Parmo-by-Hadford FC 0–1 Hadford Industrial United Havermilly Hanger FC 2–1 Parmo-by-Hadford FC Western Alliance D2 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Walbert Street FC 30 17 7 6 57 34 +23 58 P 2 Havermilly Hanger FC 30 16 8 6 62 38 +24 56 P 3 St Astons Striders FC 30 16 8 6 62 41 +21 56 4 Tadcester Wood FC 30 15 9 6 59 36 +23 54 5 FC The Rise 30 15 5 10 46 42 +4 50 6 St Astons Abbey and Cathedral 30 14 7 9 43 37 +6 49 7 St Astons Athletic 30 14 6 10 51 45 +6 48 8 Oakwoods FC 30 12 9 9 37 34 +3 45 9 Torstermound FC 30 10 8 12 46 49 −3 38 10 Carston Eleven 30 9 9 12 48 57 −9 36 11 Gerald's Oak FC 30 8 10 12 41 46 −5 34 12 Bridge Hill FC 30 9 6 15 42 50 −8 33 13 Langpool Capton Valley FC 30 7 10 13 37 51 −14 31 14 Saltearthbury FC 30 7 9 14 34 49 −15 30 15 St Astons Sports & Social Club 30 6 7 17 34 56 −22 25 R 16 Watchers Associates 30 2 8 20 23 57 −34 14 R Southern Alliance D2 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Hillsight Bridge FC 30 21 8 1 66 26 +40 71 P 2 Waldster Waterfields 30 18 6 6 56 35 +21 60 3 Brimton FC 30 14 11 5 56 34 +22 53 4 Ifleii FC 30 16 5 9 54 39 +15 53 5 Queens Road FC 30 14 7 9 44 42 +2 49 6 Omega FC 30 14 5 11 45 34 +11 47 7 Kingsland FC 30 11 10 9 47 40 +7 43 8 Robin Rovers FC 30 9 11 10 48 53 −5 38 9 Waldster Park United FC 30 11 5 14 36 50 −14 38 10 Kings FC 30 9 8 13 41 40 +1 35 11 Cardinal Cross FC 30 8 11 11 33 42 −9 35 12 North Mayshop Park 30 9 6 15 41 52 −11 33 13 Penfold Park FC 30 7 9 14 36 46 −10 30 14 UA North Waldster 30 7 9 14 38 52 −14 30 15 Lunselbury Ridge 30 6 5 19 43 72 −29 23 R 16 Digsbury FC 30 5 6 19 28 55 −27 21 R Waldster Waterfields 1–2 Pranglers Crouch FC Lukes Wood FC 5–2 Brimton FC Waldster Waterfields 2–3 Lukes Wood FC Pranglers Crouch FC 0–2 Lukes Wood FC Eastern Alliance D2 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 Woodlee Farm 30 17 9 4 49 27 +22 60 P 2 Pranglers Crouch FC 30 16 7 7 59 41 +18 55 3 Lukes Wood FC 30 15 10 5 52 36 +16 55 P 4 Malter End FC 30 15 9 6 49 30 +19 54 5 Rumlington Lakes FC 30 15 7 8 62 40 +22 52 6 Fullertons FC 30 12 9 9 54 41 +13 45 7 Aston Road FC 30 13 6 11 43 39 +4 45 8 Loxthorpe Green FC 30 11 11 8 45 41 +4 44 9 Sutsyridge FC 30 12 6 12 57 56 +1 42 10 Pranglen End FC 30 11 6 13 36 45 −9 39 11 Baxlee Blues 30 11 1 18 39 50 −11 34 12 Loxspring FC 30 8 6 16 37 52 −15 30 13 Buchraston Hall FC 30 7 7 16 28 48 −20 28 14 Batchingtonwood Club 30 6 9 15 36 51 −15 27 15 Chesinglea Village FC 30 6 8 16 36 59 −23 26 R 16 FC Rumlington 30 6 7 17 22 48 −26 25 R

Code: Select all: Flavovespia Gold Cup Preliminary Round 1 (NA2) Hadford Industrial United 3–1 (NA2) Kingsley Green FC (WHHL) Studio FC 3–1 (HL) Mercury FC (WHHL) Golden Walkway FC 1–3 (NA2) Water Gardens FC (HL) Heartwood Forest FC 0–1 (NA2) Binclestead Wood Common FC (HL) The Chorltons 0–1 (WHHL) Peartree Rovers FC (NA2) Phinmall Wood FC 1–0 (NA2) Hadford Bypass FC (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers 3–0 (HL) Billingwax Browns (NA2) Bavingtor Airport FC 3–1 (NA2) Ellerstone Open Space (HL) Old Town FC 4–0 (HL) Frostbrook Mills (NA2) St Astons Striders FC 1–0 (WHHL) Ridge FC (NA2) Trenton Bottom Sports 4–3 (WHHL) Roe FC (NA2) Barmount FC 5–3 (NA2) Hadford Aerodrome (HL) Keen Fields FC 0–1 (NA2) Westwood North FC (NA2) Blackwald FC 2–0 (HL) Dynamo Enigma Soccer (WHHL) Letty Green 1–0 (NA2) Parmo-by-Hadford FC (WHHL) Porwald Greens 2–2 (WHHL) Linwyn Lake FC (2–3 AET) (WAD) Needleden FC 2–1 (WA2) St Astons Abbey and Cathedral (WAD) Kimpford FC 1–0 (WA2) Langpool Capton Valley FC (WAD) Presmoor Bridge AFC 0–1 (WA2) St Astons Athletic (WA2) Watchers Associates 3–2 (WAD) Fairvale FC (WA2) Tadcester Wood FC 3–0 (SASL) St Astons Hill FC (SASL) Tiberius Square 5–3 (WAD) FC Paradise (WA2) AFC Jovinal Farm 2–3 (WA2) Walbert Street FC (WA2) Saltearthbury FC 3–3 (WAD) Esterwick End FC (4–3 AET) (SASL) FC Faylake 2–3 (WA2) Torstermound FC (SASL) Chadwickbury FC 1–0 (SASL) Lawsons FC (WA2) Oakwoods FC 3–0 (WA2) St Astons Sports & Social Club (WAD) Anot FC (Carston Green) 2–2 (WA2) Havermilly Hanger FC (3–2 AET) (WA2) Gerald's Oak FC 1–1 (WA2) Bridge Hill FC (2–1 AET) (SASL) Rose FC 0–1 (WAD) Enigma FC (Carston Green) (WA2) Carston Eleven 1–0 (SASL) Hilt Wood FC (WA2) FC The Rise 2–1 (SASL) Cottonmill Rangers FC (WAL) Knucklesford FC 1–1 (SA2) Cardinal Cross FC (1–1 AET) (4–3 pen.) (WAL) Midlandsee FC 4–3 (WAL) Galling Heart (LLA) Abbots Park FC 1–1 (WAL) The Rooks (2–1 AET) (SA2) Ifleii FC 1–0 (LLA) Lunselbury Airfield (SA2) Brimton FC 1–1 (SA2) Omega FC (2–1 AET) (SA2) Kingsland FC 1–0 (SA2) Penfold Park FC (SA2) Digsbury FC 0–3 (LLA) AFC Abbots (WAL) Old Waldsterians 1–0 (SA2) Robin Rovers FC (WAL) Stanmorn Spirit 2–2 (LLA) FC Knights (Abbots) (2–3 AET) (LLA) Leo Farm FC 2–3 (SA2) Waldster Park United FC (WAL) Leabury Green FC 2–1 (SA2) UA North Waldster (SA2) Queens Road FC 3–0 (WAL) Yellow Hornet Amateurs (LLA) Amateurs of Cartswood 1–0 (SA2) Lunselbury Ridge (SA2) North Mayshop Park 1–1 (SA2) Hillsight Bridge FC (1–1 AET) (4–5 pen.) (LLA) Primrose Hill FC 1–3 (SA2) Waldster Waterfields (LLA) Maishophall Brook 0–0 (SA2) Kings FC (0–0 AET) (2–3 pen.) (TRL) Capton United FC 1–0 (EA2) Batchingtonwood Club (EAL) Boll Lake Amateur FC 2–4 (EA2) Pranglers Crouch FC (TRL) Captonbridge Park FC 1–1 (EAL) Rumlington Dragons FC (1–1 AET) (2–4 pen.) (EA2) Loxspring FC 1–0 (TRL) Capton Central FC (EA2) Aston Road FC 2–1 (EA2) Lukes Wood FC (EAL) FC Seaside (Rumlington) 1–2 (EA2) Fullertons FC (EA2) Woodlee Farm 6–2 (EA2) Sutsyridge FC (TRL) Old College FC 1–0 (TRL) Capton Heath Village FC (EA2) FC Rumlington 4–0 (TRL) Grandlebury FC (Buchraston) (TRL) Hillfield Brook FC 2–1 (EA2) Rumlington Lakes FC (EAL) Butterfield Terminal FC 1–1 (EAL) Croxlich Beachside FC (1–2 AET) (EAL) Ricky Park FC 4–3 (EA2) Buchraston Hall FC (EA2) Baxlee Blues 2–0 (EA2) Chesinglea Village FC (EAL) Croxlich Casuals 1–0 (EAL) Oxwich Parklands (EA2) Pranglen End FC 1–1 (EA2) Malter End FC (3–3 AET) (4–3 pen.) (EA2) Loxthorpe Green FC 1–0 (TRL) The Hallhammers FC Preliminary Round 2 (NA2) Trenton Bottom Sports 2–0 (WHHL) Linwyn Lake FC (WHHL) Studio FC 1–1 (WHHL) Letty Green (2–1 AET) (NA2) St Astons Striders FC 3–2 (HL) Old Town FC (NA2) Westwood North FC 3–1 (NA2) Hadford Industrial United (WHHL) Peartree Rovers FC 0–2 (NA2) Bavingtor Airport FC (NA2) Barmount FC 2–1 (NA2) Binclestead Wood Common FC (NA2) Water Gardens FC 3–3 (NA2) Blackwald FC (4–6 AET) (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers 4–1 (NA2) Phinmall Wood FC (WA2) FC The Rise 3–0 (WA2) Watchers Associates (WA2) Walbert Street FC 3–1 (WAD) Kimpford FC (WA2) Tadcester Wood FC 0–0 (WA2) Carston Eleven (0–1 AET) (WAD) Needleden FC 0–1 (WA2) St Astons Athletic (WAD) Enigma FC (Carston Green) 0–4 (WAD) Anot FC (Carston Green) (WA2) Oakwoods FC 0–0 (WA2) Gerald's Oak FC (0–0 AET) (6–7 pen.) (SASL) Chadwickbury FC 0–1 (SASL) Tiberius Square (WA2) Torstermound FC 1–0 (WA2) Saltearthbury FC (LLA) AFC Abbots 0–1 (SA2) Queens Road FC (SA2) Kingsland FC 1–0 (LLA) Abbots Park FC (WAL) Leabury Green FC 1–1 (WAL) Knucklesford FC (2–1 AET) (LLA) Amateurs of Cartswood 2–2 (LLA) FC Knights (Abbots) (2–4 AET) (SA2) Kings FC 1–1 (SA2) Ifleii FC (1–2 AET) (WAL) Old Waldsterians 1–1 (WAL) Midlandsee FC (1–1 AET) (3–4 pen.) (SA2) Hillsight Bridge FC 2–1 (SA2) Waldster Waterfields (SA2) Brimton FC 4–3 (SA2) Waldster Park United FC (EAL) Ricky Park FC 2–4 (EA2) Loxspring FC (TRL) Capton United FC 1–1 (EA2) Woodlee Farm (1–1 AET) (2–0 pen.) (EA2) Baxlee Blues 3–0 (EA2) Pranglen End FC (EAL) Croxlich Casuals 3–1 (EAL) Rumlington Dragons FC (EA2) Pranglers Crouch FC 1–0 (EAL) Croxlich Beachside FC (TRL) Hillfield Brook FC 0–0 (EA2) Aston Road FC (0–0 AET) (10–9 pen.) (EA2) Loxthorpe Green FC 2–1 (TRL) Old College FC (EA2) Fullertons FC 3–3 (EA2) FC Rumlington (3–3 AET) (4–5 pen.) Preliminary Round 3 (WA2) FC The Rise 0–6 (WA1) Flawthorpe FC (WAD) Anot FC (Carston Green) 4–3 (NA2) Trenton Bottom Sports (WA1) Capton Street FC 6–0 (WA2) St Astons Athletic (WHHL) Studio FC 1–1 (WA2) Carston Eleven (1–2 AET) (WA2) Walbert Street FC 2–1 (WA1) Old Saints FC (WA1) Bridles End FC 1–0 (NA2) Bavingtor Airport FC (WA1) Saltearth FC 4–3 (NA2) Barmount FC (WA1) South Hadford United 2–1 (NA2) St Astons Striders FC (WA2) Torstermound FC 3–2 (WA1) Presmoor Bridge Railway FC (WA1) Pykrot End FC 4–0 (WA1) Addenleigh Rangers FC (SASL) Tiberius Square 1–0 (NA2) Blackwald FC (WA1) Combury FC 3–3 (WA1) Saxford FC (3–3 AET) (2–3 pen.) (WA2) Gerald's Oak FC 1–3 (WA1) Floombury United FC (WA1) Panford FC 2–1 (WA1) Ellerstone Aerodrome (WA1) Melcave Meerkats 4–1 (NA2) Westwood North FC (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers 1–0 (WA1) Napsmouth FC (EA1) Queens FC 0–0 (SA2) Queens Road FC (0–0 AET) (4–2 pen.) (TRL) Capton United FC 3–2 (SA2) Ifleii FC (WAL) Midlandsee FC 0–1 (EA1) Whisbeleng Woods FC (EA1) Dame Roundabout FC 1–1 (EA1) Sandneston Rovers FC (1–1 AET) (3–1 pen.) (EA1) Henhaven Palace FC 2–2 (EA2) Loxspring FC (2–2 AET) (3–1 pen.) (EA1) Narrock Community Sports 3–5 (SA2) Kingsland FC (EA1) Leabury FC 0–2 (EA1) Oxwich Wood FC (EA1) FC North Orbital 2–0 (EA1) Lunselbury FC (EA1) Hollytree FC 2–3 (SA2) Hillsight Bridge FC (EA1) Crimblewood Park FC 3–0 (LLA) FC Knights (Abbots) (SA2) Brimton FC 0–2 (EA1) Galling Rangers 7AU (EA2) FC Rumlington 0–1 (EA1) Capton Valley FC (WAL) Leabury Green FC 0–0 (EA2) Baxlee Blues (0–0 AET) (13–14 pen.) (TRL) Hillfield Brook FC 0–1 (EAL) Croxlich Casuals (EA1) Waldster Harriers FC 1–0 (EA2) Loxthorpe Green FC (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC 1–2 (EA2) Pranglers Crouch FC Round 1 (NLD1) Woodbrook FC 4–0 (WA1) Bridles End FC (NLD1) Oxwich FC 0–0 (WA1) Floombury United FC (1–0 AET) (NLD1) Langpool Capton FC 1–0 (NLD1) Redthwaite Rangers FC (WA2) Walbert Street FC 1–2 (NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC (WA2) Torstermound FC 1–2 (NLD2) Hadford Dacorum FC (WA1) Saltearth FC 2–1 (EA2) Pranglers Crouch FC (EA1) Henhaven Palace FC 1–2 (EAL) Croxlich Casuals (NLD2) Caffchin FC 1–1 (NLD1) Johns Park FC (1–1 AET) (4–5 pen.) (NLD2) Magic Roundabout FC 3–2 (WA1) Saxford FC (NLD1) Henhaven Islanders FC 2–2 (NLD1) Boleland Wood Town FC (2–2 AET) (2–4 pen.) (SASL) Tiberius Square 2–3 (NLD2) Calhead Rangers FC (WA1) South Hadford United 2–0 (EA1) Queens FC (EA1) Galling Rangers 7AU 1–2 (NLD1) Buchraston FC (EA1) FC North Orbital 1–1 (WA1) Pykrot End FC (1–1 AET) (3–2 pen.) (WA1) Melcave Meerkats 2–3 (WA1) Flawthorpe FC (NLD2) Waldster Junction FC 5–5 (NLD2) Maltsterbrack FC (6–5 AET) (EA1) Waldster Harriers FC 5–1 (SA2) Kingsland FC (EA1) Capton Valley FC 3–3 (WA2) Carston Eleven (3–4 AET) (WAD) Anot FC (Carston Green) 2–2 (NLD1) Captonbridge Rangers FC (2–4 AET) (NLD2) FC North Waldster 1–0 (NLD2) Frostbrook Rovers FC (NLD1) Vitarias Legion 1–0 (NLD2) Highhadford FC (NLD1) Claychester FC 1–0 (EA1) Crimblewood Park FC (NLD1) Whittlesbury Wanderers 1–0 (EA2) Baxlee Blues (WA1) Panford FC 1–3 (NLD2) Ellerstone United FC (NLD2) Westwood FC 2–1 (NLD2) Alstone FC (SA2) Hillsight Bridge FC 1–0 (NLD1) Old Marthorpe FC (NLD2) Henhaven Beachside 3–1 (NLD2) Ashland Common (EA1) Whisbeleng Woods FC 2–1 (NLD2) Buchraston Heath FC (NLD2) Camber Place FC 0–1 (EA1) Oxwich Wood FC (EA1) Dame Roundabout FC 0–3 (NLD1) Nailwood Mills FC (NLD1) Locksmith-on-Carron FC 3–2 (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers (TRL) Capton United FC 1–0 (WA1) Capton Street FC Round 2 (EA1) Whisbeleng Woods FC 1–2 (SL) Marthorpe City FC (CL) Gann FC 6–0 (EAL) Croxlich Casuals (CL) Millsea FC 4–0 (NLD2) FC North Waldster (CL) Croxlich FC 0–2 (SL) Kings Lunsel FC (EA1) FC North Orbital 0–1 (SL) Garden City FC (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC 3–0 (SA2) Hillsight Bridge FC (NLD1) Oxwich FC 3–0 (NLD2) Westwood FC (NLD1) Claychester FC 0–3 (CL) Guildwell Football (NLD2) Ellerstone United FC 2–0 (NLD1) Buchraston FC (SL) Butterfield Rovers FC 5–4 (CL) Boll Lake Mariners FC (SL) St Astons City FC 2–0 (WA2) Carston Eleven (NLD2) Henhaven Beachside 3–4 (CL) Carston Green FC (CL) Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 4–2 (NLD1) Johns Park FC (SL) Vale FC 1–4 (SL) Stanmorn FC (WA1) Flawthorpe FC 3–3 (CL) Slaton FC (3–4 AET) (EA1) Waldster Harriers FC 3–0 (TRL) Capton United FC (SL) Apsbrooke FC 2–3 (NLD2) Hadford Dacorum FC (CL) Rumlington Rovers FC 0–1 (CL) North Mayshop FC (NLD1) Vitarias Legion 0–2 (CL) Havermilly FC (CL) Abbots Lunsel FC 4–1 (CL) Narrock Wood United FC (NLD1) Whittlesbury Wanderers 3–0 (EA1) Oxwich Wood FC (NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC 6–1 (NLD2) Calhead Rangers FC (NLD1) Locksmith-on-Carron FC 1–4 (SL) Hadford Hill FC (NLD2) Waldster Junction FC 0–0 (SL) Waldster FC (0–0 AET) (4–1 pen.) (SL) Binclestead Wood FC 2–0 (NLD1) Captonbridge Rangers FC (NLD1) Langpool Capton FC 0–0 (NLD1) Woodbrook FC (0–0 AET) (5–6 pen.) (NLD1) Boleland Wood Town FC 0–1 (CL) Cartswood FC (WA1) South Hadford United 0–2 (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC (NLD1) Nailwood Mills FC 4–3 (CL) Hopford FC (WA1) Saltearth FC 1–0 (SL) Sporting Towerhaite (SL) South Maishop FC 4–1 (CL) Capton Club (SL) Bavingtor FC 4–1 (NLD2) Magic Roundabout FC Round 3 (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC 0–2 (SL) Garden City FC (SL) St Astons City FC 0–1 (SL) Marthorpe City FC (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC 3–0 (CL) Millsea FC (NLD2) Waldster Junction FC 0–2 (SL) Binclestead Wood FC (NLD1) Woodbrook FC 0–1 (CL) Cartswood FC (SL) Kings Lunsel FC 3–0 (NLD1) Nailwood Mills FC (CL) Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 3–1 (SL) South Maishop FC (NLD2) Ellerstone United FC 0–0 (SL) Bavingtor FC (0–0 AET) (2–4 pen.) (NLD1) Oxwich FC 2–0 (NLD1) Whittlesbury Wanderers (CL) North Mayshop FC 6–2 (WA1) Saltearth FC (CL) Abbots Lunsel FC 1–2 (NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC (CL) Guildwell Football 0–2 (CL) Carston Green FC (SL) Stanmorn FC 3–1 (NLD2) Hadford Dacorum FC (SL) Hadford Hill FC 3–1 (CL) Gann FC (SL) Butterfield Rovers FC 1–0 (CL) Slaton FC (CL) Havermilly FC 0–0 (EA1) Waldster Harriers FC (0–0 AET) (4–3 pen.) Round 4 (CL) Batchingtonwood Rovers FC 0–1 (SL) Kings Lunsel FC (SL) Marthorpe City FC 4–1 (SL) Butterfield Rovers FC (SL) Garden City FC 0–2 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC (SL) Stanmorn FC 4–3 (SL) Hadford Hill FC (CL) North Mayshop FC 2–2 (SL) Bavingtor FC (3–2 AET) (NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC 1–1 (CL) Havermilly FC (1–1 AET) (4–2 pen.) (CL) Cartswood FC 2–3 (CL) Carston Green FC (SL) Binclestead Wood FC 0–0 (NLD1) Oxwich FC (0–0 AET) (3–1 pen.) Quarter Finals (SL) Kings Lunsel FC 0–2 (SL) Marthorpe City FC (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC 0–1 (SL) Stanmorn FC (CL) North Mayshop FC 3–2 (NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC (CL) Carston Green FC 1–4 (SL) Binclestead Wood FC Semi Finals (SL) Stanmorn FC 3–2 (SL) Binclestead Wood FC (CL) North Mayshop FC 2–4 (SL) Marthorpe City FC Final (SL) Stanmorn FC 4–3 (SL) Marthorpe City FC

Code: Select all: League Cup Round 1 (NLD2) Buchraston Heath FC 0–1 (CL) North Mayshop FC (NLD1) Radstye Rangers FC 0–1 (SL) Binclestead Wood FC (NLD2) Waldster Junction FC 0–2 (CL) Cartswood FC (NLD2) Henhaven Beachside 0–2 (CL) Carston Green FC (NLD1) Whittlesbury Wanderers 1–2 (CL) Abbots Lunsel FC (NLD1) Redthwaite Rangers FC 3–3 (SL) South Maishop FC (4–4 AET) (4–3 pen.) (NLD2) Magic Roundabout FC 2–6 (SL) Stanmorn FC (NLD1) Johns Park FC 1–2 (CL) Capton Club (NLD1) Oxwich FC 1–1 (SL) Loxthorpe Rovers FC (1–2 AET) (NLD2) Westwood FC 3–3 (CL) Havermilly FC (4–3 AET) (NLD2) FC North Waldster 2–1 (SL) Butterfield Rovers FC (NLD2) Hadford Dacorum FC 1–4 (SL) Hadford Hill FC (NLD1) Henhaven Islanders FC 2–2 (CL) Batchingtonwood Rovers FC (2–2 AET) (4–3 pen.) (NLD1) Buchraston FC 2–3 (SL) Marthorpe City FC (NLD2) Caffchin FC 1–0 (CL) Narrock Wood United FC (NLD2) Frostbrook Rovers FC 1–4 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC (NLD1) Woodbrook FC 0–1 (SL) Kings Lunsel FC (NLD2) Alstone FC 0–1 (SL) Waldster FC (NLD2) Camber Place FC 0–1 (SL) Vale FC (NLD1) Langpool Capton FC 0–0 (CL) Boll Lake Mariners FC (0–2 AET) (NLD2) Maltsterbrack FC 4–4 (CL) Millsea FC (4–4 AET) (4–2 pen.) (NLD1) Locksmith-on-Carron FC 3–1 (SL) Sporting Towerhaite (NLD2) Ashland Common 2–2 (CL) Hopford FC (2–3 AET) (NLD1) Captonbridge Rangers FC 0–1 (CL) Croxlich FC (NLD1) Old Marthorpe FC 0–1 (CL) Guildwell Football (NLD2) Calhead Rangers FC 0–1 (SL) Garden City FC (NLD1) Boleland Wood Town FC 0–1 (SL) Bavingtor FC (NLD2) Ellerstone United FC 0–4 (SL) St Astons City FC (NLD1) Nailwood Mills FC 4–3 (SL) Apsbrooke FC (NLD1) Claychester FC 2–2 (CL) Slaton FC (2–3 AET) (NLD1) Vitarias Legion 2–1 (CL) Rumlington Rovers FC (NLD2) Highhadford FC 0–1 (CL) Gann FC Round 2 (SL) Kings Lunsel FC 0–1 (CL) Capton Club (CL) Hopford FC 2–0 (NLD2) Caffchin FC (NLD1) Locksmith-on-Carron FC 0–2 (SL) Garden City FC (CL) Guildwell Football 2–1 (CL) Cartswood FC (NLD2) FC North Waldster 0–0 (SL) Marthorpe City FC (0–1 AET) (SL) Binclestead Wood FC 3–3 (CL) Boll Lake Mariners FC (4–3 AET) (SL) Stanmorn FC 3–0 (NLD2) Westwood FC (NLD1) Redthwaite Rangers FC 1–3 (SL) St Astons City FC (CL) Abbots Lunsel FC 0–0 (SL) Bavingtor FC (0–0 AET) (4–2 pen.) (NLD2) Maltsterbrack FC 0–0 (SL) Vale FC (0–0 AET) (3–4 pen.) (SL) Waldster FC 4–1 (CL) Slaton FC (CL) Havermilly FC 0–2 (SL) Hadford Hill FC (CL) Carston Green FC 3–1 (NLD1) Vitarias Legion (NLD1) Nailwood Mills FC 2–2 (CL) North Mayshop FC (2–2 AET) (2–4 pen.) (NLD1) Henhaven Islanders FC 1–2 (CL) Gann FC (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC 4–2 (CL) Croxlich FC Round 3 (SL) Hadford Hill FC 1–2 (SL) Marthorpe City FC (CL) Carston Green FC 2–3 (CL) Hopford FC (SL) Garden City FC 2–1 (SL) St Astons City FC (CL) Capton Club 2–3 (SL) Binclestead Wood FC (CL) Guildwell Football 5–5 (CL) Gann FC (5–7 AET) (SL) Waldster FC 3–4 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC (CL) North Mayshop FC 0–3 (CL) Abbots Lunsel FC (SL) Stanmorn FC 3–1 (SL) Vale FC Quarter Finals (CL) Carston Green FC 1–1 (SL) Garden City FC (1–2 AET) (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC 3–1 (CL) Gann FC (SL) Marthorpe City FC 1–0 (SL) Binclestead Wood FC (SL) Stanmorn FC 1–4 (CL) Abbots Lunsel FC Semi Finals (CL) Abbots Lunsel FC 0–1 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC (SL) Garden City FC 2–0 (SL) Marthorpe City FC Final (SL) Garden City FC 1–2 (SL) Langmere Green Rovers FC Alliance Shield Northern Round 1 (NA2) St Astons Striders FC 1–0 (NA2) Binclestead Wood Common FC (NA2) Hadford Industrial United 0–1 (NA2) Kingsley Green FC (NA2) Phinmall Wood FC 2–4 (NA2) Water Gardens FC (NA2) Prince Street Wanderers 2–4 (NA2) Bavingtor Airport FC (NA2) Barmount FC 2–1 (NA2) Ellerstone Open Space (NA2) Hadford Aerodrome 3–1 (NA2) Parmo-by-Hadford FC (NA2) Hadford Bypass FC 3–2 (NA2) Trenton Bottom Sports (NA2) Blackwald FC 1–1 (NA2) Westwood North FC (1–1 AET) (5–4 pen.) Western Round 1 (WA2) Gerald's Oak FC 1–4 (WA2) Walbert Street FC (WA2) FC The Rise 4–2 (WA2) Langpool Capton Valley FC (WA2) AFC Jovinal Farm 3–0 (WA2) St Astons Sports & Social Club (WA2) St Astons Abbey and Cathedral 1–0 (WA2) Oakwoods FC (WA2) Bridge Hill FC 2–1 (WA2) Havermilly Hanger FC (WA2) Torstermound FC 2–0 (WA2) Saltearthbury FC (WA2) Watchers Associates 1–3 (WA2) Tadcester Wood FC (WA2) St Astons Athletic 2–0 (WA2) Carston Eleven Southern Round 1 (SA2) North Mayshop Park 0–1 (SA2) Lunselbury Ridge (SA2) UA North Waldster 0–0 (SA2) Hillsight Bridge FC (0–0 AET) (3–4 pen.) (SA2) Digsbury FC 0–3 (SA2) Brimton FC (SA2) Waldster Waterfields 1–0 (SA2) Penfold Park FC (SA2) Waldster Park United FC 2–2 (SA2) Cardinal Cross FC (2–3 AET) (SA2) Kingsland FC 2–2 (SA2) Kings FC (3–2 AET) (SA2) Queens Road FC 0–0 (SA2) Ifleii FC (0–1 AET) (SA2) Robin Rovers FC 1–2 (SA2) Omega FC Eastern Round 1 (EA2) Batchingtonwood Club 1–0 (EA2) FC Rumlington (EA2) Aston Road FC 1–0 (EA2) Loxspring FC (EA2) Woodlee Farm 1–2 (EA2) Loxthorpe Green FC (EA2) Chesinglea Village FC 0–2 (EA2) Sutsyridge FC (EA2) Rumlington Lakes FC 0–0 (EA2) Baxlee Blues (0–0 AET) (4–5 pen.) (EA2) Fullertons FC 0–0 (EA2) Lukes Wood FC (0–1 AET) (EA2) Pranglers Crouch FC 1–0 (EA2) Pranglen End FC (EA2) Malter End FC 2–1 (EA2) Buchraston Hall FC Western Round 2 (NA2) St Astons Striders FC 4–0 (WA1) Pykrot End FC (NA2) Kingsley Green FC 2–3 (WA1) Flawthorpe FC (NA2) Water Gardens FC 3–0 (WA1) Presmoor Bridge Railway FC (NA2) Bavingtor Airport FC 0–6 (WA1) Floombury United FC (NA2) Barmount FC 1–0 (WA1) Saxford FC (NA2) Hadford Aerodrome 2–3 (WA1) Addenleigh Rangers FC (NA2) Hadford Bypass FC 1–2 (WA1) Melcave Meerkats (NA2) Blackwald FC 1–2 (WA1) Capton Street FC (WA2) Walbert Street FC 0–1 (WA1) Ellerstone Aerodrome (WA2) FC The Rise 0–0 (WA1) Old Saints FC (0–0 AET) (2–4 pen.) (WA2) AFC Jovinal Farm 1–0 (WA1) Bridles End FC (WA2) St Astons Abbey and Cathedral 1–0 (WA1) Panford FC (WA2) Bridge Hill FC 1–2 (WA1) Saltearth FC (WA2) Torstermound FC 3–5 (WA1) South Hadford United (WA2) Tadcester Wood FC 1–0 (WA1) Napsmouth FC (WA2) St Astons Athletic 1–1 (WA1) Combury FC (2–1 AET) Eastern Round 2 (EA2) Baxlee Blues 0–0 (EA1) Galling Rangers 7AU (0–0 AET) (4–3 pen.) (SA2) Ifleii FC 2–0 (EA1) Leabury FC (EA2) Malter End FC 3–1 (EA1) Hollytree FC (EA2) Aston Road FC 3–3 (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC (3–4 AET) (EA2) Pranglers Crouch FC 0–1 (EA1) Henhaven Palace FC (EA2) Sutsyridge FC 1–1 (EA1) Capton Valley FC (2–2 AET) (3–2 pen.) (SA2) Hillsight Bridge FC 1–1 (EA1) Waldster Harriers FC (2–3 AET) (SA2) Lunselbury Ridge 0–0 (EA1) Queens FC (0–0 AET) (7–6 pen.) (SA2) Waldster Waterfields 1–1 (EA1) FC North Orbital (3–1 AET) (SA2) Kingsland FC 0–1 (EA1) Narrock Community Sports (SA2) Brimton FC 1–2 (EA1) Oxwich Wood FC (EA2) Loxthorpe Green FC 2–1 (EA1) Dame Roundabout FC (EA2) Batchingtonwood Club 1–1 (EA1) Sandneston Rovers FC (2–1 AET) (EA2) Lukes Wood FC 0–0 (EA1) Crimblewood Park FC (0–0 AET) (5–6 pen.) (SA2) Cardinal Cross FC 0–1 (EA1) Lunselbury FC (SA2) Omega FC 2–4 (EA1) Whisbeleng Woods FC Western Round 3 (NA2) Water Gardens FC 1–2 (WA1) Ellerstone Aerodrome (WA1) Old Saints FC 1–1 (WA1) Addenleigh Rangers FC (1–1 AET) (3–5 pen.) (WA1) Capton Street FC 5–4 (NA2) Barmount FC (NA2) St Astons Striders FC 1–0 (WA1) Floombury United FC (WA1) Saltearth FC 2–1 (WA1) Flawthorpe FC (WA1) Melcave Meerkats 4–3 (WA2) Tadcester Wood FC (WA2) St Astons Athletic 1–2 (WA1) South Hadford United (WA2) AFC Jovinal Farm 1–2 (WA2) St Astons Abbey and Cathedral Eastern Round 3 (EA2) Sutsyridge FC 0–2 (EA1) Waldster Harriers FC (EA1) Crimblewood Park FC 1–0 (EA1) Whisbeleng Woods FC (EA1) Oxwich Wood FC 3–0 (SA2) Lunselbury Ridge (EA1) Henhaven Palace FC 2–1 (SA2) Ifleii FC (EA2) Baxlee Blues 0–0 (EA2) Batchingtonwood Club (0–0 AET) (5–4 pen.) (SA2) Waldster Waterfields 2–1 (EA1) Narrock Community Sports (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC 3–2 (EA1) Lunselbury FC (EA2) Loxthorpe Green FC 1–2 (EA2) Malter End FC Western Quarter Finals (WA2) St Astons Abbey and Cathedral 0–1 (WA1) Addenleigh Rangers FC (WA1) Saltearth FC 2–0 (WA1) Ellerstone Aerodrome (WA1) South Hadford United 2–1 (WA1) Capton Street FC (NA2) St Astons Striders FC 1–1 (WA1) Melcave Meerkats (2–1 AET) Eastern Quarter Finals (EA1) Oxwich Wood FC 5–4 (EA1) Buchraston Arches FC (EA1) Henhaven Palace FC 1–2 (EA1) Waldster Harriers FC (EA1) Crimblewood Park FC 1–2 (EA2) Baxlee Blues (EA2) Malter End FC 2–1 (EA1) Waldster Harriers FC Western Semi Finals (WA1) South Hadford United 1–0 (NA2) St Astons Striders FC (WA1) Addenleigh Rangers FC 3–1 (WA1) Saltearth FC Eastern Semi Finals (EA1) Waldster Harriers FC 1–1 (EA2) Baxlee Blues (2–1 AET) (EA2) Malter End FC 1–0 (EA1) Oxwich Wood FC Western Final (WA1) Addenleigh Rangers FC 0–0 (WA1) South Hadford United (0–1 AET) Eastern Final (EA2) Malter End FC 0–0 (EA1) Waldster Harriers FC (1–1 AET) (5–4 pen.) Final (WA1) South Hadford United 3–0 (EA2) Malter End FC

by **Flavovespia** » Sun Sep 04, 2022 12:30 pm

Awards

Young TOTY (23 and under)
GK: Garry Bowles (22) [FVA] - Hadford Hill FC
LB: Sean Rafferty (22) [FVA] - Bavingtor FC
CB: Gustavo Farias (19) [QUE] - Langmere Green Rovers FC
CB: Adrian Cooper (21) [FVA] - Hadford Hill FC
RB: James Green (22) [TMB] - Bavingtor FC
LM: Viper von Lisenburg (20) [TFS] - Kings Lunsel FC
CM: Gunnvor Nieminen (21) [COR] - Bavingtor FC
CM: Martin Edwards (23) [FVA] - Langmere Green Rovers FC
RM: Amrik Singh (22) [FVA] - Binclestead Wood FC
CF: Aston Lombardi (20) [MCO] - Bavingtor FC
CF: Steven Blakesley (23) [FVA] - South Maishop FC

Veteran TOTY (32 and over)
GK: Ike Barnes (34) [FVA] - Vale FC
LB: Gerald Bishop (34) [FVA] - Apsbrooke FC
CB: Vivek Soni (32) [FVA] - Garden City FC
CB: David Thomas (34) [FVA] - Bavingtor FC
RB: Stephen Moore (37) [FVA] - Garden City FC
LM: Oscar Brokhorst (34) [COR] - Bavingtor FC
CM: Dorian Ballard (33) [NPH] - Loxthorpe Rovers FC
CM: Timur Kransnyoporov (33) [PYA] - Marthorpe City FC
RM: Steven Hall (36) [FVA] - Loxthorpe Rovers FC
CF: Victor Cooke (34) [FVA] - Apsbrooke FC
CF: Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen (34) [KOR] - Binclestead Wood FC

International TOTY
GK: Fol Kacceo (26) [EFK] - Garden City FC
LB: Vesuvius Feist (30) [NPH] - Kings Lunsel FC
CB: Vigfús Bensson (33) [GRF] - Loxthorpe Rovers FC
CB: Saltino Salazar (26) [XAN] - Marthorpe City FC
RB: James Green (22) [TMB] - Bavingtor FC
LM: Oscar Brokhorst (34) [COR] - Bavingtor FC
CM: Everard Reinhardt (27) [NPH] - Langmere Green Rovers FC
CM: Gunnvor Nieminen (21) [COR] - Bavingtor FC
RM: Victor Collomb (26) [SVG] - Marthorpe City FC
CF: Giordano Limene (29) [JUE] - Garden City FC
CF: Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen (34) [KOR] - Binclestead Wood FC

Overall TOTY
GK: Nathan Crewe (25) [FVA] - Marthorpe City FC
LB: Steed Henry (31) [FVA] - Bavingtor FC
CB: Stuart Cookson (27) [FVA] - Marthorpe City FC
CB: Vivek Soni (32) [FVA] - Garden City FC
RB: James Green (22) [TMB] - Bavingtor FC
LM: Oscar Brokhorst (34) [COR] - Bavingtor FC
CM: Everard Reinhardt (27) [NPH] - Langmere Green Rovers FC
CM: Jonathan Goldstone (26) [FVA] - Bavingtor FC
RM: Michael Hornby (26) [FVA] - Langmere Green Rovers FC
CF: Giordano Limene (29) [JUE] - Garden City FC
CF: Buburhunak Zinaurtherinthen (34) [KOR] - Binclestead Wood FC

by **Flavovespia** » Sun Nov 27, 2022 12:08 pm

Natfiser Super League

39AU, brings another season of football to Flavovespia. How will defending champions Bavingtor do on their bid to make it 3 in a row? Can any of the IFCF place contenders go one better and lift the trophy? And can the 3 newly promoted sides push one of the 13 who stayed up in the Super League last season into the second tier? All will be answered after 240 games.

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