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Sydenhams Football League News 2019/20 Edition Number 45 SYDENHAMS FOOTBALL LEAGUE NEWS 2019/20 EDITION NUMBER 45 Hello and welcome to the latest edition of your Newsletter, if you have anything to contribute, please do get in touch by email- [email protected] You can keep up to date with all the news from around the League by following us on Twitter at - @Sydwessex You are more than welcome to use any material (excluding attributed photographs) but it would be appreciated if any material used is acknowledged. It is hoped you enjoy reading this each week. With readership quite widespread, not only within our own competition, but across the three counties and beyond- if ANY club has anything they’d like to have published in here, whether that be a request for helpers, promotion of forthcoming events, items required or available for sale please contact the Newsletter Editor. As a general reminder- Match Reports, player news and photos are always welcome- it is your Newsletter! Friday, 08 May 2020 Page 1 of 22 SYDENHAMS FOOTBALL LEAGUE NEWS 2019/20 EDITION NUMBER 45 CUP ENTRANTS PROGRESS SUMMARY 2019-20 TEAM FAC FAV DSC HSC WPS RCC WSC AIC BSC NHS PSC SAL SSC AFC PORTCHESTER EP R2 -- R2 -- R2 -- -- -- -- R2 -- -- AFC STONEHAM PR 1Q -- R3 -- R2 -- -- -- -- -- -- R2 ALRESFORD TOWN EP 2Q -- R1 -- -- -- QF -- QF -- -- R3 ALTON -- 2Q -- R1 -- SF -- QF -- -- -- -- -- AMESBURY TOWN EP 1Q -- -- R1 -- -- -- -- -- -- QF -- ANDOVER NEW STREET PR 1Q -- QF -- R1 -- -- -- FN -- -- -- ANDOVER TOWN -- 1Q -- R1 -- R1 -- -- -- QF -- QF -- BAFFINS MILTON ROVERS PR R2 -- R2 -- -- -- -- -- -- SF -- -- BASHLEY EP 2Q -- QF -- -- -- -- QF -- -- -- SF BEMERTON HEATH HQUIN EP 1Q -- -- -- QF FN -- -- -- -- QF -- BOURNEMOUTH PR R1 -- R1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- BROCKENHURST EP R2 -- R1 -- QF -- -- CW -- -- -- R3 CHRISTCHURCH PR R4 -- R1 -- SF -- -- R2 -- -- -- -- COWES SPORTS EP R1 -- R2 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- DOWNTON -- R1 -- -- -- -- QF -- SF -- -- SF -- EAST COWES VICTORIA -- R1 -- R2 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- FAREHAM TOWN 1Q 2Q -- R2 -- QF -- -- -- -- SF -- -- FAWLEY AFC -- 1Q -- R1 -- R2 -- -- -- -- -- -- R3 FLEET TOWN 1Q 1Q -- R2 -- R2 -- QF -- -- -- -- -- FOLLAND SPORTS -- 1Q -- R2 -- R1 -- -- -- -- -- -- R1 HAMBLE CLUB PR 2Q -- R1 -- R2 -- -- -- -- -- -- R3 HAMWORTHY UNITED PR R3 QF -- -- -- -- -- FN -- -- -- -- HORNDEAN PR R1 -- R2 -- R2 -- -- -- -- SF -- -- HYTHE & DIBDEN 1Q 2Q -- R2 -- R2 -- -- QF -- -- -- R2 LAVERSTOCK & FORD -- 2Q -- -- -- -- QF -- -- -- -- SF -- LYMINGTON TOWN PR R1 -- R3 -- SF -- -- SF -- -- -- QF NEW MILTON TOWN -- 1Q -- PR -- R1 -- -- R2 -- -- -- -- NEWPORT (IOW) -- R1 -- R2 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- PETERSFIELD TOWN -- R2 -- R3 -- -- -- -- -- -- R2 -- -- PEWSEY VALE -- 1Q -- -- -- -- R1 -- -- -- -- -- -- PORTLAND UNITED 2Q R1 R1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- RINGWOOD TOWN -- 1Q -- R1 -- R1 -- -- QF -- -- -- -- ROMSEY TOWN EP R1 -- R1 -- R1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- SHAFTESBURY EP 1Q QF -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- QF -- SOLENT UNIVERSITY FC EP 1Q -- R1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- QF TADLEY CALLEVA EP R1 -- R1 -- -- -- -- -- SF -- -- -- TOTTON & ELING -- 1Q -- R1 -- R1 -- -- -- -- -- -- R2 US PORTSMOUTH EP 1Q -- R1 -- -- -- -- -- -- QF -- -- VERWOOD TOWN -- 2Q SF -- -- -- -- -- QF -- -- -- -- WHITCHURCH UNITED -- 1Q -- R1 -- -- -- -- -- FN -- -- -- Friday, 08 May 2020 Page 2 of 22 SYDENHAMS FOOTBALL LEAGUE NEWS 2019/20 EDITION NUMBER 45 ROUND REACHED COMPETITION EP Extra Preliminary Round FAC Emirates FA Cup Codes to symbols used PR Preliminary Round FAV Buildbase FA Vase in the above grid. 1Q 1st Qualifying Round DSC Dorset Senior Cup 2Q 2nd Qualifying Round HSC Hampshire Senior Cup R1 First Round WPS Wiltshire Premier Shield R2 Second Round RCC Russell-Cotes Cup R3 Third Round WSC Wiltshire Senior Cup R4 Fourth Round AIC Aldershot Invitation Cup QF Quarter Final BSC Bournemouth Senior Cup SF Semi Final NHS North Hants Senior Cup FN Final PSC Portsmouth Senior Cup CW Winner SAL Salisbury Hospitals Cup -- Did not enter SSC Southampton Senior Cup DATE FOR YOUR DIARY . Advance notice of our AGM. Full details will be announced soon, but for your Diary and at time of writing- it’ll be at the Totton & Eling Sports Club, on SUNDAY 28 JUNE with a kick off of 10:00. WESSEX LEAGUE CUP 2009/10- THE STORY First Round Alresford Town 2-3 Fawley Alton Town 3-1 Tadley Calleva Downton 1-1 Christchurch (5-6 on pens) East Cowes Vics 3-2 Hythe & Dibden Fareham Town 2-1 Winchester City Hamble ASSC 1-0 AFC Portchester Moneyfields 2-1 Stockbridge Petersfield Town 2-1 United Services Portsmouth Totton & Eling 2-1 aet Blackfield & Langley Verwood Town 3-2 Romsey Town Whitchurch United 3-1 Hayling United Second Round AFC Aldermaston 0-1 Farnborough North End Alton Town 2-1 Andover New Street Amesbury Town 4-2 Bournemouth Brading Town 1-2 Fareham Town Brockenhurst 4-2 Verwood Town East Cowes Vics 0-2 Lymington Town Fawley AFC 0-2 Whitchurch United Fleet Spurs 1-2 Petersfield Town Hamble ASSC 5-5 aet Ringwood Town (2-4 on pens) Horndean 0-1 Cowes Sports Moneyfields 1-1 aet Christchurch (4-5 on pens) Poole Town 3-1 Warminster Town Shaftesbury 1-3 Hamworthy United Totton & Eling 0-1 Bemerton Heath Harlequins Wimborne Town 1-2 Laverstock & Ford Friday, 08 May 2020 Page 3 of 22 SYDENHAMS FOOTBALL LEAGUE NEWS 2019/20 EDITION NUMBER 45 Third Round Farnborough North End 1-0 Alton Town Amesbury Town 4-2 Brockenhurst Fareham Town 2-1 Lymington Town Petersfield Town 1-3 Poole Town Ringwood Town 1-3 Bemerton Heath Harlequins Newport (IOW) 2-0 Cowes Sports Whitchurch United 1-6 Christchurch Hamworthy United 1-3 Laverstock & Ford Quarter-Finals Amesbury Town 0-1 Farnborough North End Christchurch 0-8 Poole Town Fareham Town 1-2 Newport (IOW) Bemerton Heath Harlequins 4-2 Laverstock & Ford Semi-Final (1st Leg) Farnborough North End 0-4 Poole Town Newport IOW 1-2 Bemerton Heath Harlequins Semi-Final (2nd Leg) Poole Town 6-0 Farnborough North End Bemerton Heath Harlequins 0-1 Newport IOW [Bemerton Heath Harlequins go through on away goals rule] Final Poole Town 0-2 Bemerton Heath Harlequins (Sanger 42, Eastham 82) At Hurn Bridge, Christchurch on Monday 3 May 2010. Attendance 442. Match report from John Gorman at Hurn Bridge Poole Town: Nic Jones, Carl Poore [Captain](Steve Smith), Luke Whitley, Ross Lloyd, Lamin Dibba, Steve Richardson, Dave Sturgess (Stuart Gates), Micky Hubbard, Russell Cook (Kevin Gill), Stuart Brown, Carl Preston. Unused subs- Aaron Skelton, Dan Ackerman. Bemerton Heath Harlequins: Grant Porter, Paul Lucas, Jack Eves, Tom Roberts, Dan Metcalfe, Graham Mankin, Nathan Renyard (Nick Eastham), Jack Slade [Captain], Joe Sanger, James Rowe, Adam Jones. Unused subs- Matt Cox, Joe Fisher, Steve Hughes, Stuart Parsons. Referee: Gary Parsons. With neither of the two sides having triumphed in the competition previously there was to be a new name on the Wessex League Cup this season and in the Christchurch sunshine it was Bemerton that came out on top and in the process denied Poole Town the League and Cup double. After the players and match officials had been introduced to Mr Ray Pride, Director of League Sponsors Sydenhams Ltd, and League Chairman Mr Bob Purkiss, it was Bemerton who posed the first threat on a very good playing surface with a Jack Slade free kick that was cleared with some difficulty. The League Champions replied with a Russell Cook free kick that was wide, a Micky Hubbard effort that was deflected for a corner and Bemerton keeper Grant Porter claimed two crosses before leaving his area to deny the speedy Carl Preston. Both sides were quickly into their stride with Stuart Brown glancing a header wide at one end before a long cross from Bemerton skipper Jack Slade was met by Adam Jones at the far post with Poole keeper Nic Jones saving superbly from his namesake. Preston was finding space on the Poole left but two crosses were too close to Porter before play moved quickly to the other end with Luke Whitley forced to concede a corner from which Nathan Renyard’s shot was just too high. Porter saved bravely at Preston’s feet and Jones matched that by blocking a close range Slade effort before the Wiltshire side broke the deadlock just three minutes before half time. The Poole defence conceded and Friday, 08 May 2020 Page 4 of 22 SYDENHAMS FOOTBALL LEAGUE NEWS 2019/20 EDITION NUMBER 45 failed to clear a corner and Joe SANGER fired high into the net from some twelve yards range to give his side the lead at the break. HT 0-1 The tall Lamin Dibba just beat Renyard to a cross in the six yard box on the restart before the number boards came into play with Poole introducing Kevin Gill and Stuart Gates and Bemerton Nic Eastham in time to see Jamie Rowe cautioned for the first bad challenge of the afternoon. Porter hung on to a free kick that he must have seen late through a crowded area and as per the first half play continued to go from end to end with Slade shooting across the face of goal after neat work by Sanger and the latter missing by inches with a shot on the turn after Paul Lucas’s pass had split the Poole defence. Tommy Killick played his last card with the introduction of Steve Smith and the substitute was quickly in to the action shooting narrowly wide after Taffy Richardson had won a corner before Poole came the closest yet to finding an equaliser. The speedy Preston, who had been a constant source of danger all afternoon, cut inside and saw his shot rebound back off the crossbar with Porter recovering in time to save the acrobatic follow up from Richardson. Sanger broke clear only to be denied by a superb Jones save and referee Parsons, who had a fine match throughout, quelled some frustrations with two cautions before Bemerton made it two with little more than five minutes left on the clock. A corner from the right resulted in a bout of head tennis in the area before EASTHAM met the ball on the volley and Jones was helpless as the ball flew high into the net to cue black and white celebrations along the touchline.
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