Premier Division
Shrewton United
went into their game away at
Shrivenham knowing that victory would confirm them as champions of the Premier Division of the Corsham Print Wiltshire Senior League for Season 2025-26. However, things did not go to plan for George Plank’s side as two first half goals from Kieran Sutton put Shrivenham 2-0 up at the break. Shrewton had the wind behind them in the second half, but it took until 20 minutes from time for them to create any real chance of note, Lewis Cross forcing Shrivenham keeper Lewis Fox into making a good save. Eight minutes later Shrewton went close again with an effort being cleared off the line and for once the normally prolific Shrewton side failed to find the back of the net and they remain stuck on 99 league goals for the season as it finished 2-0 to Shrivenham. Shrewton United’s final game of the season on Saturday 25th April could well now end up being a title decider if Larkhall Athletic Development win their game in hand over the leaders next week when they entertain Pewsey Vale at the Plain Ham.
There were two games in midweek in the Premier Division of the Corsham Print Wiltshire Senior League including an important game at the bottom end of the table between Wroughton and Calne Town Reserves. It would prove to be a close game decided by a solitary goal from Wroughton’s Finlei Ponting to give his side three vital points in their battle to avoid the drop. The win for Wroughton saw them move to within a point of both Down Ampney and Park United the two sides immediately above them in the table.
The other league game in midweek saw Letcombe avenge their Fountain Trophies Cup defeat last month at the hands of Melksham Town Reserves on their return to the Oakfields Stadium. Goals from Owen Shaw and Oscar Griffiths secured a 2-1 win for Letcombe which saw them move above Pewsey Vale into sixth spot and within five points of their beaten opponents with a game in hand.

Pewsey Vale's Josh Fowler seen here in action against Devizes Town Res earlier in the season who took his goal tally for the season to 27 on Saturday with one in the 2-1 win over Purton Kingsdown (picture courtesy of David Giles)

Max Spackman who scored for Royal Wootton Bassett Town Dev in their 1-1 draw with Melksham Town Reserves
There were two important games at the bottom end of the Premier Division table. Down Ampney did their chances of survival the power of good by winning 2-0 at home against bottom side Calne Town Reserves to open up a four-point gap over Wroughton with both sides having three games still to play. On target for Down Ampney in what was their third straight win were Connor Hibbs and Jake Collis, the latter getting his fifth goal in just six appearances for Down Ampney.
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Division One
As with the Premier Division there were two games in midweek in Division One with the big game of the week being the fixture between Bradford Town Reserves and Malmesbury Vics Development, two sides who were involved in the promotion battle. A close encounter was anticipated, and it proved to be just that with a solitary goal from Finn Young giving Bradford Town Reserves which meant their challenge for runners-up remained on track. The defeat for Malmesbury Vics Development though, effectively ended their chance of honours but they could still pip Bradford Town Reserves to one of the promotion spots were Bradford Town to slip up in two of their remaining three games and Malmesbury win all three of their remaining games.
The second game in midweek was at Kintbury where Kintbury Rangers Reserves took on Purton Kingsdown Reserves. Purton Kingsdown had won the first fixture between the two sides 2-1 back in October and they were to repeat that result in the return fixture, second half goals from Finn Broadbank and Joe Cameron completing a come from behind win and the league double over Kintbury, Jake McQuilkin with an early strike having given Kintbury Rangers a half time lead..



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18 April 2026







