Action from Melksham Town Res 3-1 win over Devizes Town Res (picture courtesy of David Giles)

Premier Division

Swindon Supermarine Development march on at the top of the Premier Division table their latest success a 1-0 victory on Tuesday night away at Letcombe who sat second in the table ahead of the game. The only goal of the game came after 26 minutes, Tom Phillips netting following a quickly taken free kick. Letcombe had a golden chance to level up from the penalty spot 17 minutes from time, but goalkeeper Matt Goldfinch pulled off a save to deny the home side and secure his sides second clean sheet of the season. Supermarine have maximum points from their four games, but all have bene close affairs decided by a single goal margin.  

The same night Larkhall Athletic lost their own unbeaten record when they fell to a 3-2 defeat away at Devizes Town Reserves, giving Devizes their first win of the season. On target for Devizes were last season’s leading scorer Jordan Anning, Jacob Reader and Eoin O’Grady, Ben Wickens and James Horrocks with the Larkhall goal.

Another side picking up their first win of the new season were Calne Town Reserves who edged a nine-goal thriller with Down Ampney by the odd goal. Darcey Garner bagged a brace for Calne and there were further goals from Charlie Waldron, Fin Simpson and Ryan Flynn. The four Down Ampney goals were shared around with one apiece for Jonh Beer, Paddy Cripps, Harry Sealey and Connor Hibbs.

The other two games on Tuesday night both ended in draws. The game at Pewsey Vale where Shrewton United were the visitors saw the two defences on top with neither side able to find the back of the net and the two sides having to settle for a point apiece.

The other draw was at Corsham Town’s Southbank Ground where Faringdon Town were Park United’s visitors. A first half goal from former Stratton striker Corey Cullen put Faringdon ahead with just three minutes on the clock but Ben Pring equalised for Park just before half time. Despite having Obinna Nwoke sent off in the second half for a second yellow card Faringdon were able to prevent the home side from adding to that goal to maintain their unbeaten start to the season under new manager Josh Forth.

Division One

In Division One there were plenty of goals at Green Lane on Tuesday night where league leaders Redhouse and Bishops Cannings were involved in a ten-goal encounter. Having lost their opening two games, Bishops Cannings were keen to end the defeats and get their season up and running. However, they found themselves trailing 4-3 at the break but three unanswered goals in the second half turned things around as Bishops Cannings secured that first win courtesy of a 6-4 score line. Last season’s top scorer Szyman Raczek had missed their first two games but immediately found his scoring boots on his return scoring two of the Bishops Cannings goals, Ethan Howard also bagged a brace with the other two Bishops Cannings goals being scored by Oliver Barnes and Harry Drewitt..

On a night of first wins of the season, another side picking up their first three point haul were Shrivenham Development as goals from Matty Slevin on his 100^th appearance for the club and a second from Kai Richardson secured the three points against Lambourn Sports who fell to their third defeat of the season.

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