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Late heartbreak for Chippenham
Under 10 Purple Division:
FC CHIPPENHAM were pegged back by a last-gasp equaliser as they had to settle for a 1-1 draw with Derry Hill on Sunday.
With many Mid-Wilts Youth League games postponed due to the school half term break, Ben Lesley broke the deadlock for Chippenham shortly after half-time.
But their joy turned to heartbreak in the final minute, as battling Derry Hill equalised with the last kick of the game.
Under 10 Purple Division
TROWBRIDGE Town Youth B are still searching for their first win of the season following a 1-0 defeat to the club's A team on Sunday.
An early goal-mouth scramble nearly gave the B team the lead but they couldn't force the ball over the goal-line.
Both sides piled forward adventurously but they both missed their chances as it was goalless at half-time.
The closest the A team came was a penalty that hit the post, after a handball in the box.
Goalkeeper Kyle Oakley made some excellent saves after the break to keep the B team in the game.
But the A team's persistence paid off when Sam Robins found the back of the net to seal a narrow win.
Josh Howlett was named the A team's man-of-the-match.
Under 11 Division Five
WHITE Horse Junior Flames beat Larkhall Athletic 3-1 thanks to goals from Jesse, Adam and Tom.
Larkhall battled hard and were never out of the game, but they had just a solitary strike to show for their efforts.
Under 13 Green Division
TROWBRIDGE Town Youth took all three points with a confident display to win 5-1 at Bromham on Sunday.
The pick of the goals came from Kieran Brixton, who floated a lovely free-kick into the top corner from outside the box.
Trowbridge's other goals came from Nick Josevski, two, Jack Lambert and Jack Noden.
5:13pm Monday 18th February 2008
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