No mercy as Bishops Itchington run up double figures in cup win

Bishops Itchington showed no mercy to lower division opponents New Spires in the Tracey Thomas Challenge Cup as they ran up a 10-3 win on Sunday.

Remembrance Sunday saw two minutes of silence held before every game to remember those who have served, and sacrificed in wars and conflicts.

New boys New Spires were then met with the full force of the visiting Bishops, who were in no mood to take it easy.

Cain Malloy and an Andrew Sharman brace were the Spires consolations, but it was already check mate as the Bishops ran riot.

Craig Watkin let the charge with four goals.

Then we had three players bag a brace apiece in Liam Doyle, Ed Kostiuk and Harry Stowe.

Higher Division Leamington Hibs were two up inside the first 30 minutes in their 3-0 win at Minds Matter United with a brace from Liam Crane.

Ross Nelson added the finishing touch with a third just past the hour mark.

There was a Khalsa coming together in the Cancer Cup with their C team coming out on top 2-0 against their B team.

Ralfie Penton’s two goals in the first half were enough to see them progress into the next round.

Wellesbourne Wanderers won 2-0 at Khalsa A in the group stages of the Division One Cup.

An Alex Rea brace here, with a goal in each half, sealed the win for the visitors.

The Division Two Cup is also still in its league stages and Kenilworth Town were 4-2 victors at Bowling Green.

A Callum Stoutt strike and an own goal were not enough for Bowling Green as Town rattled in two of their own, plus another two own goals  to take this tie, Alex Cockburn and Oliver Flynn with the Town goals.

Massey Ferguson Sports and Social Club convincingly triumphed 7-1 at Cubbington

Luke Swinnerton set Cubbington on their way putting them in the lead after 21 minutes.

But that was the only goal they scored as the Tractor Boys took control and ploughed their way through the Cubbington defence.

Harry Green made it all square just before the half-hour mark.

George Billington and Sam Ballard then both added just before the break to extend the Tractor Boys’ lead.

Edward Aveyard struck a fourth just before the hour mark.

Luke Rippington added another with 18 minutes left on the clock.

Aveyard added his second six minutes later and Ross Davis finished it off four minutes into stoppage time.

An amazing game of football saw HRI Harbury ht back to win 4-1 at Kenilworth Wardens.

Dylan Wright put Wardens ahead after 18 minutes.

The Veg Boys then struck four goals in eight minutes to rewrite the story.

Matthew Jadhav netted the first on 24 minutes and Brett Ellard got the second four minutes later.

Chinagorom WhiteAkoma hit the third two minutes after that and Leon Wallis completed the scoring two minutes later.

Unbelievably there were no further goals.

The Division Three Cup matches are now knockout games and FC Kai exited 3-0 at home to Radford.

Radford were two up by half-time. David Jones and Jordan Bedford on target.

Jon Byrne added a third just past the hour mark and it was all over.

A game of two halves saw Southam United Reserves progress 3-2 against Chadwick End.

Southam were out of the blocks first, the fastest goal of the day coming from Harley Wright after four minutes.

Oliver Reeves added a second just after the half hour and five minutes later Owen Power made it 3-0.

However, the second half saw Chadwick fight back.

With just over 20 minutes to go Sam Soar pulled one back, and with only seven minutes remaining Dan Rist grabbed a second for Chadwick.

The pressure was on, but Southam held on to take the win and progress into the next round.

A solitary strike from James Delahaye separated the two sides as Central Ajax progressed into the next round 1-0 at Stockton.

In Tracey Thomas Leamington and District Sunday League Division One, Mapton won 4-0 against Long Itchington.

The Long Men were eventually put to the sword by Napton, but the first half had remained scoreless.

The game sparked into life seven minutes after the re-start when Bradley Allibone scored to give Napton the advantage.

James Pelter added a second six minutes later before Chris Watts helped himself to a late brace.

A solitary strike from Glenn Matthew three minutes after the re-start saw Ettington retain their unbeaten record and sit top of the Division Three table as they won 1-0 at Heathcote Athletic.

Castle United beat Real Barston 2-0 in Divission Four.

Two late goals undid Barston here with Tye Twomey putting Castle in front with less than 15 minutes to go.

Lewis Timms added the final nail in the coffin with only three minutes left on the clock.

Two first half goals from Andrew Watts and Aiden Barnsdale were enough to see Coventry Borough take the points with a 2-1 win over Lillington Juniors.

Nathaniel Brown pulled one back for Juniors, but Borough held on for the points.

Minds Matter United Reserves claimed the points 4-1 at Midland Rovers.

Minds were three up by half-time via a Kyle King brace and one from Igor Sampaio.

T-Jay Lilley pulled one back for Rovers shortly after the re-start but Sam Perry restored the three goal advantage just past the hour mark.

Wellesbourne Wanderers Devs went down 3-2 at home to Balsall and Berkswell.

Jonathan Ley and Josh Lowe had the Hornets two up inside 20 minutes.

Jack Siviter struck back just before the half-hour mark to give Wanderers some hope.

Joe Ryan restored the two-goal advantage just before the hour mark, but Josh Bryan netteed a second for Wellesbourne  10 minutes later to close the gap again.

However, the Hornets held on and maintain their push for top spot.