Friday October 9
Buildbase FA Vase Second Qualifying Round
May & Baker 2 Little Oakley 2 (May & Baker won
6-5 on penalties) (Bakers are into the next round of the competition
after they twice came from behind to eventually knock Little Oakley out of the
Vase. Greg Rodger put the visitors ahead
six minutes before the break but Bakers levelled four minutes later thanks to a
superb strike from Rob Bagnall, but seven minutes after the break Oakley
restored their lead when Luke Mayhew curled home. Bakers though fought back again with nine
minutes to go as Darren Seymour headed home, and the tie went to penalties as a
result, and after ten perfect penalties Oakley saw their sixth one saved,
allowing Bagnall to step up fire home the winning spot kick to send the hosts
through)
West Essex 3 Haverhill Rovers 4 (West Essex let a
3-1 lead slip as they self-destructed to crash out of the Vase after defeat to
Haverhill Rovers at Mayesbrook Park.
West took the lead when Gray headed over Phillip, the visitors levelled
after Walk headed into his own net, but then retook the lead after a superb
solo effort from Mignot to lead at the break.
Wazola was then sent off for the hosts but they then increased their
lead after Mignot netted again, but Haverhill then netted three times in 200
seconds of football to turn this one around.
Firstly reducing the arrears when Carroll turned home at the back post,
and then levelled after Oteng fired home from the edge of the box, and after
Medfai had been sin binned, leaving the hosts down to nine men, Bradley fired in
from the angle off the post to send the visitors wild and into the next round)
Saturday October 10
Buildbase FA Vase Second Qualifying Round
Hadley 1 Enfield Borough 1 (Hadley won 8-7 on penalties)
(Luke Ward was the hero for hosts Hadley after his two penalty saves
helped see The Bricks into the next round after a dramatic penalty shoot out
win over Enfield Borough at Brickfield Lane.
It looked as though Billy Baird’s first goal for the club would be enough
to take Hadley through in normal time, but Elliot Harris levelled with the last
kick off the game to send the tie to penalties.
Ward though saved two of the visitor’s spot kick, including the final
one to see the hosts prevail)
Hashtag United 5 Wormley Rovers 0 (The Tags cruised
into the next round of the Vase after crushing Wormley Rovers at The Len Salmon
Stadium. George Smith, who else, gave
the hosts a fifth minute lead before he added his and Tags second in just the
18th minute for his fourth goal this week for the hosts. Then just before the half hour mark great
work from Jesse Waller Lassen set up Harry Honestly for the hosts third, and it
was four on 38 minutes when Waller Lassen fired into the bottom corner to cap a
wonderful half for the ESL title favourites.
The second period was a much quieter affair, but Tags did add one more
before the end when great work from Honesty allowed Josh Osude to tap home number
five and cap a fine afternoon for the home side)
Hoddesdon Town 2 Woodford Town 1 (Hoddesdon Town
came from behind to defeat Woodford Town at Lowfield. The visitors led 1-0 at the break but managed
to turn this one around to make the next round of the competition. Cyrus Babaie netting one of the goals for the
hosts in this one)
Ilford 1 Benfleet 1 (Ilford won 4-3 on penalties) (Ilford
needed penalties to see off Benfleet to progress into the next round of the
Vase. Fleet led at the break after Brown’s
free kick wasn’t cleared and Russell bundled home, but the hosts levelled in
the second period after Adelani headed home, meaning the tie went to
penalties. And it was Ilford who
prevailed in the shoot out to progress)
Newbury Forest 2 Burnham Ramblers 2 (Newbury Forest
won 4-3 on penalties) (Forest’s amazing campaign continued although
they needed a penalty shoot out to edge past fellow Eastern Senior South side
Burnham Ramblers at Oakside. The hosts
trailed 0-2 at the break as well so it looked like their first defeat in all competitions
was on the cards, but the hosts came back to level before the hour mark and
take the tie to penalties, which Forest succeeded in to progress into the next
round)
Park View 2 Cockfosters 2 (Cockfosters won 4-2 on
penalties) (ESL leaders Cockfosters were given a huge fright by SSML
One side Park View but did squeeze through on penalties in the end to take
their place in the next round. Fosters
have won all six of their league games so far this season and were huge
favourites to win this tie comfortably against a side a level below and had
lost two of their three league games so far, but they were not at their best
but did manage to get through which ultimately is all that matters)
Potton United 1 Clapton 3 (The Tons may not have
won in six in the league, but they have two Vase victories to their name after
a terrific win at Potton United to progress.
The hosts led at the break thanks to George Brinkman’s fifth minute goal,
but the visitors roared back in the second period and levelled when Matthew
Bentley netted just past the hour mark.
Simeon Beckford then gave The Tons the lead fifteen minutes from time
before Bentley grabbed his second six minutes from time to seal a wonderful win
for the ESL side)
Walthamstow 3 London Lions 1 (Stow saw off London
Lions at Wadham Lodge for the second time this season to progress into the next
round of the Vase. It was a much more straight
forward passage this time around though and new signing Monsheju gave the hosts
the lead after lobbing the keeper, and it was two when after Ibe was bundled
over, Toner smashed home the spot kick.
Max Kyte did pull one back, but Stow saw Ibe smash home after a flick on
by Clements to seal this one and send Stow into the next round)
Essex Senior League
Stansted 2 Saffron Walden Town 1 (There were 253
in attendance as ten-man Stansted netted a late late winner to see off Saffron
Walden Town in the Uttlesford Derby at Hargrave Park. The Airportmen grabbed an 18th
minute lead when Hammond’s delivery fell to Moses Carvalho who stuck home from
close range, but Walden levelled just past the half hour mark as a ball through
to Jones saw him apply a tidy finish into the bottom right corner. It looked like it would be a tough second
period for the hosts though when substitute Greg Moorse was given a straight red
deep into added on time at the end of the first period for an off the ball incident,
but after keeping Walden at bay for a large part of the second period, the
hosts won it in stoppage time when Ash Siddik’s cross fell to Hammond at the
backpost who struck it home to give the ten men the win. The Airportmen are now up to third and five
points off leaders Cockfosters, whilst Walden’s indifferent campaign continues
as they remain ninth)
Thurlow Nunn Eastern Senior South
Athletic Newham 3 Harwich & Parkeston 1 (Athletic
Newham are up to third and only a point off leaders Frenford after a 3-1 home
win over Harwich & Parkeston at The Terrance McMillan Stadium in
Newham. Defeat for Harwich means they
have lost four of their seven games so far and are still yet to taste victory
this season too as they are down in 13th)
Brimsdown 1 Wivenhoe Town 5 (Karl Swanborough
netted a hat-trick in only his second game for The Dragons as they thrashed
Brimsdown at Chadfields. Swanborough gave
the visitors the lead and then doubled that lead when lashing home a free kick,
and the visitors had a two goal lead at the break. Tim Dennis then nodded home number three for
Wivenhoe before Dean Merrett slid home The Dragons fourth, and it was five and
Swanborough’s treble when he rounded the keeper and slotted home. Brimsdown did pull one back with the last
kick of the contest through Ricardo Price, but it’s a fifth straight defeat now
for the hosts and thirty goals conceded in their six games so far as their struggles
continue, whilst for The Dragons they are now up to eighth following their second
win of the season)
Frenford 5 Hackney Wick 2 (Frenford reclaimed top
spot from Little Oakley after they netted five at The Drive against Hackney Wick
to make it five wins out of seven in the league. Charlie Heatley gave the hosts a fourth
minute lead, and it was two in the 25th minute after Ifeanyi Umeh netted,
and Heatley netted a third on the half hour mark as Frenford went into the
break three goals to the good. Wick
pulled one back nine minutes after the break, but Justin Umeh then netted
Frenford’s fourth with just under twenty to go to restore the hosts three goal
cushion. Heatley then completed his
hat-trick in the 77th minute and although Hackney Wick did pull one
back, it was another defeat for them, their fifth in seven)
Sunday October 11
Buildbase FA Vase Second Qualifying Round
Coggeshall United 3 Sporting Bengal United 2 (Coggeshall
United are into the next round of the Vase after knocking out Sporting Bengal
United at West Street. The Weavers went
ahead in the fourth minute after a Debell effort slipped through the grasp of
Kobia and went over the line, but three minutes into the second period Sporting
were level when Qist latched onto a ball into the box to round Down and fire
home. Coggeshall though restored their
advantage not long after when Jaffa eventually poked home after Kobia had somehow
kept the ball out initially, and then it was three when Soraf fired home a
penalty after Skirmantas Bulauka went down inside the box to put some daylight
between them and there opponents. Sporting
though, known for their comebacks this season, pulled one back when substitute
Emerson Mario D’Jar saw his effort deflected beat Down at his near post, and in
stoppage time the visitors so nearly forced penalties after D’Jar fired against
the inside of the post, and it meant the hosts squeezed through to the next
round of the competition)
Baldock Town 3 Halstead Town 2 (Halstead Town’s FA
Vase campaign is over after they lost to a late header at Baldock Town. Halstead went ahead right on half time when
the keeper spilled a cross from Schelvis, but Baldock found a leveller with
just under fifteen minutes to go when chipping Kendle from inside the box. With eleven minutes remaining Baldock grabbed
the lead after the hosts were played in and finished past Kendle, but Halstead
levelled with five minutes remaining when Ricky rolled the ball home. But the
hosts headed home with three minutes to go to win the tie and progress into the
next round)
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