Under 9 Green

IN a closely fought game Westbury Youth Lions drew 1 - 1 with Devizes Town Youth A.

Devizes took an early lead through Sam Dodds. Westbury then levelled the score before half time when Ben Starr put Owen Adams clear for a well taken goal. Both sides pushed hard in the second half, with many opportunities, but good goal-keeping meant neither side could break the deadlock.

Trowbridge Wanderers A and Bradford Town Youth A remained goal less until early in the second half when Bradford took the lead. Midway through Sean Drewitt brought the scores level in a very closely fought game.

The game between home side Trowbridge Town Youth B and Melksham Park A was also close and looked to be heading for a draw but a second for Park earned them their first three points of the season. Thomas Mack and Sam Robinson scored for Melksham with Callum Browne replying for Trowbridge.

Under 9 Orange

A CLOSELY fought game with chances on both sides saw Melksham Town Robins run out 2-0 winners against home side White Horse Juniors. Zach Hillier scored twice for the Robins in each half.

Larkhall Athletic move to the top of the table following their 3-0 away win against Trowbridge Town Youth C. Joe Han-Hauser (2) and Freddie Isaksen scored for Larkhall.

Under 9 Purple

CALLEM Emerson Hicks scored a hat trick for AFC Corsham Leopards in their 5-1 away win against Trowbridge Wanderers B. Callum Martin and Nial Ellis also scored for the Leopards with Thomas McKeown replying for Wanderers.

Trowbridge Town Youth D gave a great team performance to hang on to a single goal lead against a strong Marshfield Juniors. Adam Bouchama scored for Trowbridge.

Under 9 Red

AFC Calne took a 2-0 lead early in their away game against Westbury Tigers through Tommy Radford and Eddie Summers.

Westbury fought back bringing the scores level before the interval through Alex Brimble and Ellie Osbourne. Sam Cocks scored from a free kick giving Westbury the lead before Radford equalised for Calne from a free kick. A draw may have been a fair result but a second for Cocks gave the Tigers a 4-3 home win.

Devizes earned their first win of the season after running out 5-2 winners at home to Melksham Town Youth Magpies. Archie Easton (2), Caitlin MacDean (2) and Luke Coates scored for Devizes.

Melksham Park B remain unbeaten following their 7-3 away win against Mere FC. Jack Tucker scored a hat trick for Mere.

Under 9 Yellow

A TOP of the table clash saw leaders Dilton Rovers and Derry Hill United run out all square at 1-1.

Trowbridge Town Youth E narrowed the gap at the top of the table with their narrow 2-1 home win against Bradford Town Youth C. Callum Norris scored for Trowbridge.

Chippenham Town Youth Blue got off the mark this week with a 2-1 away win against Larkhall Athletic. Ben Hislop and Ben Berkley scored for Chippenham with Nick Atwell replying for Larkhall.

Under 10 Blue

DESPITE the 5-0 score line Trowbridge Town Youth B were always in the game against Devizes Town Youth. However, it was Devizes that tucked away their chances with goals from Sesma (2), Hall, Hamblen and Perett.

Trowbridge struck the post and had numerous other chances but the ball did not fall kindly for them.

Trowbridge Town A's secured their first win of the season away to local rivals Trowbridge Wanderers.An exciting match saw both sides battle hard with Sam Brake opening the scoring for Town early in the match. Two more followed in quick succession making the half time score 3 -0.

Despite a high standard of football from Wanderers they were unable to break through the defence and strong attacking play afforded Town two more goals in the second half. Trowbridge Town saw goals from Sam Brake (2), Ollie Dew, Josh Howlett and Lewis Wayman. The game was confidently refereed by Sam Clark.

Under 10 Green

MELKSHAM Town Robins started brightly against Trowbridge Town Youth C but were not taking the chances that their football produced.

The breakthrough came when Kieran Hall's corner went straight in. Melksham continued to impress and were to go in at the interval 3-0 up with two goals from Brandon Mills. Melksham continued to pile on the pressure but were denied further goals by some excellent saves from the Trowbridge keeper. Caleb Beale finished nicely to make it 4-0 before Mills scored with a long range effort to complete his hat-trick. Evan Jewer scored a sixth for Melksham with a fine run and finish. An excellent all round team performance from Melksham.

AFC Corsham Jaguars ran out 4-0 winners away to Bradford Town Youth with goals from Patrick Osbourne (2), Liam Johnston and Jake O'Neil.

Under 10 Purple

CHIPPENHAM Town Youth recorded their third clean sheet in as many games running out 10-0 winners away to Melksham town Youth Magpies maintaining their place at the top of the table.

Melksham Park took the lead from the penalty spot in their away game against FC Chippenham. Tyler Willis equalised on the stroke of half time but a second for Park earned them a 2-1 away win.

In a friendly but competitive game Devizes Town Youth ran out 2-0 winners at home to Derry Hill United with both goals scored in the first half through Matthew Stratton and an own goal.

Alex Adlam (2) and Elliot Page scored for Warminster Highbury in their 3-2 home win over Marshfield Lions. Will Billett (2) scored for the Lions.

Under 10 Red

TROWBRIDGE Wanderers gave an impressive first half performance to take a 3-0 lead at the break against Larkhall Athletic Eagles.

The Eagles stepped up a pace in the second half but two more from Wanderers with just one reply ended the game at 5-1 to Wanderers. Lewis Cooper (3) and Aidan James scored for Wanderers with Marco Baldan replying for the Eagles.

Under 10 Yellow

BRADFORD Town Youth took the lead through an own goal in their away game against Trowbridge Town Youth D. Trowbridge quickly brought the scores level with a goal from Jacob Hearne.

Bradford regained the lead before netting a third with a second own goal from Trowbridge. Trowbridge never gave up and scored a second through Hearne but time ran out giving Bradford the 3-2 victory.

Under 11 Blue

TROWBRIDGE Town Youth took the lead against visitors AFC Corsham from the penalty spot after ten minutes when Joe Blais was brought down in the box after being put through by Liam Naylor with only the keeper to beat. Matthew Morris made no mistake from the spot hitting the ball high into the corner.

Town never looked like losing the lead with Nathan Burrows having very little to do in the Trowbridge goal. The second goal came after some good work down the left with the ball being crossed in by Liam Naylor and headed on for Adam Hale to hit his first of the season. The second half was similar to the first with Town creating most of the openings and controlling the game.

Town's third came after some sustained pressure when Blais was put through and with only the keeper to beat made it three nil to the home team. Corsham got a consolation goal in the dying seconds with a long range effort creeping over the line.

Under 11 Green

DEVIZES took a 2-0 lead at the break against home side Westbury Youth before going on to finish 4-0 winners. Harry Lewis, Thomas Edwards and Harry Trusler (2) scored for Devizes.

Under 11 Orange

A GOAL just on half time from Will Green for Trowbridge Town Youth B against Melksham Park in the Orange Division, sent the teams into the break level.

Melksham then went 3-1 up, before Dennis McElhone pulled one back for town. Another goal just before the end sent Melksham home 4 - 2 winners. Thanks Melksham Park took the lead against Trowbridge Town Youth but on the stroke of half time Trowbridge equalised through Will Green.

Melksham regained the lead netting twice before Dennis Mcelhone put Trowbridge back in the game at 3-2. Both sides made several attempts to increase their tally and Melksham's efforts paid off with a fourth to take the game at 4-2.

Chippenham Town Youth White ran out convincing 11-2 winners away to Trowbridge Wanderers with goals from Josh Legg (3), George Cook (4), Matthew Legg, Kane Fernandez, Luke Panes and an own goal. Ben Cooper scored twice for Wanderers.

Under 11 Purple

AFTER going in level at 2-2 Biddestone eventually ran out 6-4 winners away to Derry Hill United. Biddestone saw goals from Gregor Evans (2), Joe Harvey, James Robson, Cameron Younger and George Campbell . Derry Hill saw goals from Joe Halliday (2), Chris Halliday and an own goal.

Under 11 Red

FROME Collegians maintain their impressive start to the season with a third win in as many games running out 10-2 winners at home to Bromham. Lewis Perrett netted seven with Dean Grant scoring a hat trick.

Under 12 Blue

CHIPPENHAM Town Youth White ran out 5-3 winners at home to Derry Hill United. Chippenham saw goals from Ben Pring, Ryan Peck, Cory Minney, Adam Gerrard and an own goal with Mac Ellis, Tom King and Ben little replying for Derry Hill.

Trowbridge Town Youth A have had to battle in every game so far this season in their bid to win the league for a second time and their game against Devizes was no exception. Trowbridge had most of the possession throughout but could not convert their dominance into goals.

Elliot Hughes gave Trowbridge a 1-0 lead at the break following good build up work. Devizes upped their game in the second period forcing an equaliser midway through before Trowbridge regained the lead with a second from Hughes and one from Tom Doveton.

Trowbridge marshalled their defensive line well through Wes McBarnett but Nathan Hellet-Young just edged him for man of the match.

Melksham Town Youth went 2-0 down against visitors FC Chippenham but pulled it back to 2-2 before a great goal from a free kick gave Chippenham the game at 3-2. Melksham pushed for the equaliser but Chippenham held out for the win. Tom Maynard and Brad Butcher scored for Melksham.

Under 12 Green

BOTH Westbury Youth and Frome Collegians played an excellent passing game. Westbury took their chances well to lead 4-0 at half time with goals from Callum Elkins (3) and Charlie Burgess.

The second half brought three more goals for Westbury from Callum Elkins, Nick Taylor and Josh Cartwright. Final score 7-0 to Westbury.Worton and Cheverell managed to take the spoils from a close fought game at Lavington School against AFC Corsham which created fourteen goals.Worton started the game with a lean and hungry look, after their heavy defeat last week against Larkhall, and were quickly in the ascendancy through Jack Francis, Robert van den Berg and David Vick.

Corsham didn't buckle under the pressure and came right back with a couple of goals, in reply to a further goal from Jordan Wildman. A 4-2 half time score line still meant it was anyone's game The Second half saw the Worton mid field start to play fast and loose but this let Corsham back into the game resulting in goals and a penalty.

Despite a second goal each to Wildman and van den Bergh the teams entered the closing stages level. In the final minutes Worton hit Corsham on the break twice, with another goal for O'Donovan and Elliott Bodman finishing well , to make the final score 8-6 in Wortons favour.

Trowbridge Town Youth A were coasting towards half time leading 2-0 against Bradford Town Youth when in the space of three minutes they were hit with three goals from Alex Carter (2) and Sam Francis. Trowbridge battered the Bradford goal in the second half but Bradford held firm to run out 3-2 winners.

Laverstock and Ford took a 5-2 lead at the break against Castle Combe Colts before going on to finish 8-3 winners. Domonic Jackson (2), Scott Sainsbury (2), Ryan Creswell (2) and Sam Dible (2) scored for Laverstock.

Under 12 Red

A DOUBLE hat-trick for Jeremy Bond helped Marshfield on their way to a 9-1 victory away against Larkhall Athletic. Rory Smith (2) and Mazz Yallobui also scored for Marshfield.

Chippenham Town Youth Blue ran out 7-1 winners at home to Melksham Town Youth Reds with goals from Dom Staples-Preston, Callum Hussey, Tom Jones, Ashley Tuck and Syzmon Leppek (3). Ben Howell replied for Melksham.

Despite the comprehensive score line, Westbury Youth can be pleased with an improved performance against the well organised Warminster Highbury team.

An evenly matched first half saw Highbury take an early lead through Janyk Obstmayor. Westbury were soon on level terms with a goal from Paul Eddington. Highbury re-gained the lead through Matti Lyzeg, before two further well taken goals from Eddington gave Westbury a 3-2 lead. Bradley Edwards scored just before half time to leave things level at 3-3 at the break.

Highbury dominated the second half, eventually running out comfortable 15 - 5 winners .Bradley Edwards showed good pace and great finishing ending the game with eight goals.

Highbury also saw goals from Jack Webster, Ryan Horne, Ryan Tarr and Simon Papworth. Paul Eddington completed the scoring for Westbury, taking his match tally to five.

FC Chippenham dominated most of the play in their away game against Melksham Town Youth Yellow to run out 16-0 winners. Chippenham saw goals from Tommy Rumble (6), Chris MacDonald (2), Tom Cook, Micah Tate (2), George Davies (2), Harry Timmins (2) and an own goal.

Under 13 Blue

HOME side Devizes Town Youth and FC Chippenham cancelled each other out ending level at 3-3. Rory Worthington and Jonny Webb scored for Devizes.

Home side Bradford Town Youth, playing with just nine players, had once more to pull out the stops in order to contain Calne Town Youth.

This was done with an outstanding performance from the home side who worked together and played with spirit and passion. George White hit home twice in the first half with Duncan Burnside and Tom Wade's super strike making it four. Calne replied with a goal from Luke Chapman to make the score line 4-1 at the interval.

The second half saw Bradford take control with White and Burnside completing hat tricks and a second for Wade from the penalty spot. Calne kept on going and were rewarded with goals from Oliver Coulson and Jack Henson. Final score 8-3 to Bradford.

A very close game was played out between old rivals Melksham Town Youth Blue and AFC Corsham. Melksham took the lead in the first half through Luke Whittard then held out for the win against a determined Corsham side.

Under 13 Green

TROWBRIDGE Town Youth took the game to Bradford Town Youth and were deservedly 3-0 up at the break, playing some sleek passing football.

Trowbridge displayed the same positive attitude in the second half but could only add one more goal in a very confident performance.Trowbridge saw goals from Nick Josevski (2), Jack Noden and Lewis Kay. Chay Hale had a fantastic game in the centre of defence.

Westbury Youth ran out 9-0 winners against Malmesbury Youth.

Westbury took the lead with a spectacular bicycle kick from Jack Hayward and Westbury went 2-0 ahead with an exceptional goal from Luke Booth after excellent team work enabled Ashley Hargeaves to supply the final pass.

Westbury scored their third of the half as Kai Bingham broke free to smash the ball past the Malmesbury keeper's diving attempt to save, with Jack Hayward then scoring his second with a chip over the keeper to make the score 4-0.

Westbury kept pushing forward and Nathan McCafferty made it 5-0 with a header and two minutes later Jack Hayward completed his hat-trick with another header to make the score 6-0 at half time.

Persistent rain greeted the teams at the start of the second half as Westbury continued to look for more goals. George Pawling scored two goals in quick succession to give Westbury an 8-0 lead , although Malmesbury nearly pulled a goal back with a shot being deflected over his own bar by Nathan McCafferty.

Westbury completed their scoring with a goal from Lewis Gill to give them their second win of the season.

Under 13 Red

Dilton Rovers took a 4-0 lead at the break in their away game at Trowbridge Wanderers 2nds with goals from Harry Page (2), Freddy Ayres and a well taken penalty from Kyle Quinn on his club debut. A second half hat trick from Page secured Dilton's 7-1 win.

Wanderers never let their heads drop and scored their consolation goal with a cracking shot from Harry Baker.

Bemerton Heath Harlequins gave a well rounded team performance to run out 10-1 winners against visitors Marshfield Juniors. Russell Inder (3), Zach Lewis (2), Jack Walters (3), Bret Kelly and Sebastian Drewitt scored for Bemerton with Keelan Finegan replying for Marshfield.

A first half hat trick from Eboni McCann gave home side Mere FC a 3-1 lead at the break in their game against Castle Combe. Combe never gave up bringing the scores level at 3-3 at the final whistle.

Under 14 Blue

MELKSHAM Town Youth Blue earned their first win of the season running out 5-1 winners away to Westbury Youth. Lewis Gardiner scored for Westbury.

Under 14 Green

A CLOSE game against Devizes Town Youth saw Corsham FC maintain their unbeaten record with a 2-1 home win. Sam Weston and James Cryer scored for Corsham.

A competitive first half saw Pewsey Vale and Chippenham Town Youth level at 2-2. Pewsey made the most of their chances in the second half to finish 5-3 winners. Chris Milne (2), Cameron Amor (2) and Josh Gregory scored for Pewsey with Joe Blackmore-Dawes, Alex Pimm and Tom Stratton replying for Chippenham.

Under 14 Red

THE top four teams in this all have six points following wins for them all.

Second place Amesbury Juniors ran out 8-1 winners away to Melksham Park with Luke Cottis scoring for Park.Third Place Trowbridge Wanderers 2nds saw goals from Nathan Olsbaldeston (3), Ashley Stainer (2) and Jack Lanfear in their 6-1 away win against Chippenham town Rangers. Manraj Shergill scored for Rangers.

Fourth place Warminster United Youth kept a clean sheet in their home game against Bradford Town Youth Blue running out 7-0 winners with goals from Tristan O'Hagan (3), Phil Curtis, Shaun Marlow, Kye Kelso and Daniel Hillman.

Leaders Castle Combe Colts started the game in dominant fashion against Westbury Youth 2nds just as they had in their last game against Bradford Town Youth.

New signing Matt Stevens opened the scoring from a well worked passing move after three minutes and then scored his and Combe's second after seven.

Westbury rallied for ten minutes or so and soaked up attack after attack from Combe and were dogged in their defense, but Matt Stevens followed up a through ball from fellow striker Luke Simpkins to get his second hat trick in as many games.

Stevens returned the favour just four minutes later were he played a stunning through ball on to Simpkins who opened his account in the twenty-sixth minute, closely followed by Combes and later from Sam Wozniak.

The half wasn't finished yet and Matt Stevens got his fourth and Combe's fifth with just two minutes remaining in the half.Combe went in worthy of their 6 goal advantage, with outstanding performances from their new strike partnership of Matt Stevens and Luke Simpkins.

At the start of the second half, Westbury tried to take the game to Combe and had their first strike on goal after six minutes, which was well saved by Combe keeper Jack Hughes.

From a quick release from Hughes, the ball was knocked out wide to left back Toby Mitchell, who played an excellent ball down the left flank to Luke Simpkins, who struck again, only for the keeper to save, but the free ball was followed up by Combe Sub Nick Balckmore to score Combe's seventh.

Matt Stevens then turned provider and played some outstanding football, linking up with his midfield colleagues and set up three fabulous chances in the 12th, 13th and 14 minutes of the second half with Luke Simpkins making no mistake in scoring all three.

Matt Stevens scored from a through ball eighteen minutes into the half and, with Combe leading 11-0, Matt Stevens one away from his double hat trick, the Combe players rallied and tried to set the ball up from him, but Westbury battled valiantly.

Stevens thought he'd scored his sixth five minutes from time, only for the goal to be disallowed for offside.The Westbury players battled well and were a credit to themselves and their club, but there was no taking away the performance of Castle Combe, who performed well for the entire game, which was a pleasure to watch.

Combe Man of the Match was Matthew Stevens who takes his Combe goal tally to eight in two games.

Under 15 Blue

A CLOSE first half saw leaders Trowbridge Wanderers take a narrow 1-0 lead against Westbury Youth.

Wanderers made the most of their chances in the second half netting a further four with one reply to finish 5-1 winners.

Josh Ferguson (2), Adam Mercer (2) and Martin Johnson scored for Wanderers with Darrell Thompson replying foe Westbury. Westbury named Ashley Bull their man of the match.

Devizes Town Youth ran out 4-2 winners against AFC Calne with Mike Coulson (penalty) and Stuart Windsor scoring for Calne.

Amesbury Juniors performed well to keep out Trowbridge Town Youth in their home game which saw them turn a 3-0 half time lead into a 4-0 victory. Amesbury saw goals from Johnny Mugridge (2), Lewis Burns and an own goal.

Under 15 Green

MELKSHAM Town Youth Blue took an early lead through a Jack Kelly goal in their home game against Chippenham Town Youth blue but were to go in 2-1 down at half time against the run of play after having two cleared off the line. Chippenham's goals came from Richard Bray and Matt Burton.

Chippenham took the early initiative and scored a fortunate goal when a horrible bounce eluded the keeper scored by Matt Rhosed before Chris Galter scored from a corner two minutes later.

Melksham battled back with goals from Paul Cuthberton and Jack Kelly and with time running out Melksham hit the post but could not force the equaliser.

Castle Combe just weren't at the races in the first half against Melksham Park giving away possession easily and letting Melksham have the ball in dangerous area's which they were punished for with an 8-0 score line at the break. Castle Combe came out the second half with fire in them and took the game to Melksham.

Lui Polistrone scored for Castle Combe and it looked like they were staging a fight back but it wasn't to be. Final score was 10-1 to Park. David Jones (3), Jordan Kirk (2), Ben Macey, Aaron Wiltshire, Damian Hansford, Callum Davis and Shane Gunner scored for Park.

Another strong performance from Warminster Highbury leaves them second in the division. After taking a 4-2 first half lead against visitors Melksham Town Youth Red, Highbury went on to finish 9-2 winners. Corey Aitkin, Nathan Salmons, Joe Dufosee, Scott Davies, Jake Ross and Chikiah Douglas (4)scored for Highbury with Louis Heathcote (2) replying for Melksham.

Larkhall Athletic took a 1-0 lead at the break against Westbury Youth 2nds through Chris Day. Two clean shots from Westbury sealed them their first win of the season.

Under 15 Red

TROWBRIDGE Town dominated their game against FC Chippenham, as the 8-1 score line suggests, and if had not been for the heroics of the visiting keeper the score would have been well into double figures.

Trowbridge saw goals from Mason Payne (2), Guisseppe Gercia, Ryan Bodman, Josh Kirham with a thirty yard shot and man of the match Tom Shergold (3).

Devizes Town Youth ran out 5-3 winners away to Bradford Town Youth Blue. Devizes saw goals from Matt Lambie (2), Bradley Whitbread (2) and Ashley Shenton with Gabriel Nathan, Ben Sessions and Robin Aldridge replying for Bradford.

Jack Baker scored a first half hat-trick as Derry Hill ran out 5-1 winners over Chippenham Town Rangers. Luke Weston & Tom Simpkins added to score before Town's consolation late on.

A very close game saw Mere FC edge ahead of Bradford town Youth White with a 5-4 final score. Matt Brown (2) and Frazer Tyler (2) scored for Bradford with Matt Brown named as their man of the match.

Under 16 Blue

THE game between home side Chippenham Town Youth and Melksham Park deserved to end in a 0-0 draw as there were few chances at either end.

AFC Corsham took a 2-1 lead at the break against Trowbridge Town Youth Black with goals from James Dark and Sam Vasey.

Trowbridge equalised early in the second half before scoring the winner. Bradley King-Taylor, Ryan Baggs and James Griffiths scored for Trowbridge.

In a game of two halves Worton and Cheverell took a 5-1 lead at the break against Bradford Town Youth. Bradford showed promise in the second half denying Worton any advancement but failing to make a difference themselves ending the game at 5-1. Declan Elliot (2), Maverick Drewitt, Jamie Wallen and Martin Dickenson scored for Worton.

Trowbridge Town Youth turned a 3-2 half time lead against C.T.C. into a 5-3 victory with goals from Jamie Jordan, Ryan Spong and a hat trick from Tom Mackinder.

Under 16 Red

CASTLE Combe failed to take the lead in their game when ten minutes in a free kick cleared the crossbar.

Then barely two minute later Martin Perry tried a shot from about twenty-five yards which also hit the bar. Amazingly both sides hit the bar again before the half time break, but neither could force the ball over the line. Westbury probably had the better chances and their defence definitely looked more solid.

The second half played out in the same vain but early into the half Westbury carved out a chance, but Jonny Tribick could only shoot wide.

Seven minutes in Westbury put together a fine passing move, Sam Reeves played into Martin Perry, who played a perfectly weighted pass for the swift Tom Beer, then Beer controlled and played a fine ball for the advancing Tribick to get on the end of and place it neatly past the keeper.

Both defences then re-asserted their dominance. Westbury managed to hit the bar for a third time on the hour (a second time for Dan Davis).

Westbury then made the game safe on seventy-one minutes when the ball fell to Perry some twenty-five yards out and he hit a great dipping shot which beat the keeper ending the game at 2-0 to Westbury.

Seven goals each from Worton and Cheverell strikers Tom Mason and Alex Harrod along with two from Jonathan Cole saw the away side to a comfortable victory against an understrength White Horse Juniors at John Bentley School. Despite only having ten players White Horse battled valiantly from start to finish and should on their showing improve during the coming season.

Home side Devizes Town Youth and Bemerton Heath Harlequins cancelled each other out in the first half with a 1-1 score. Bemerton netted twice in the second half to finish 3-1 winners. Lee North scored for Devizes.

Under 15 17/18

IN a good spirited game refereed superbly by Marlborough manager Barry Taylor, home side Castle Combe Colts took a 3-0 lead at the interval.

Combe made the most of their chances in the second half to finish 6-1 winners.

Adam Shipman, Jamal Bellahrach, Zack Klukowski, Richard Bunter, Sam Barrie and Jacob Fell scored for Combe with Marlborough pulling one back with an own goal.

A close first half saw home side FC Chippenham edge a 3-2 lead against Amesbury Juniors. Chippenham secured their victory in the second half with a fourth to finish 4-2 winners. Kosta Petrov (2), Stevie Blake and Mark Nolan scored for Chippenham.

4:31pm Monday 24th September 2007

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