Buckingham Athletic Ladies football team are looking for new recruits to join the squad, especially needed at the moment is a goal keeper. Anyone aged sixteen or above can apply.
Any local female players looking to test themselves in the Thames Valley Counties Womens League can contact team captain Jade Copas on 07860 846146.
Training is every Wednesday evening with games played on Sunday afternoons.
17.09.2019
Buckingham Athletic Development made two levels higher Ardley United work hard to progress in the Hellenic Bluefin Sports Challenge Cup at Stratford Fields on Tuesday night, weathering an early storm the hosts took a first half lead going into the break to frustrate their guests, after the break Ardley had plenty of possession with little end product but a penalty just twenty minutes from the end drew them level & from there the Hellenic Premier Division side sparked into life to score four times and ease their way into the next round.
It took the visitors just two minutes to breach the blue backline when a clever pass through the defence saw Joe Flarry advance and flash his shot across keeper Hayden Coombs but graze the far post on it’s way out of play, from there United had plenty of chances without really threatening the home custodian again. Athletic slowly grew into the game and took the lead on thirty-two minutes when a ball pulled back across the eighteen yard line saw Ollie Golding urged to shoot and he drilled into Jake Pritchard’s bottom right hand corner, the goal lifted the hosts who enjoyed more time on the ball but there were few clear cut chances from either side.
Billy Gillett steps up to level from the spot
After the interval Ardley put plenty of passes together without really pushing too high up the pitch, however on seventy minutes an outstretched leg brought down Billy Gillett in the area and the referee pointed to the spot from which the front man picked himself up to plant firmly past Coombs to restore parity. The equaliser visibly lifted the away side and they were ahead just five minutes later when Gillett did superbly well down their right and from an acute pulled back across the area to the incoming Deon Gallagher who fired into the top corner.
Their third arrived just moments later as Gillett found space to explore down the channel and as Coombs went out to meet him the striker knocked the ball past him & rounded the stricken shot stopper to roll into the empty net. With three minutes remaining Buckingham grabbed a feint lifeline when a long goal kick was allowed to bounce allowing substitute Matt Cruse to gain control and drive into the box before squaring to Charlie Willis who fired home, but in added time the Oxfordshire side secured the game when Gallagher crossed from the right and in front of goal Twariq Yusuf couldn’t miss. F/T: 2-4
Attendance: 48
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The draw for the first round proper of the FA Vase was made on Monday, with four of our local sides involved.
Aylesbury face an away tie at Essex Senior League side Stansted who can be found at:
Brackley Town Saints will host East Midlands Counties League side West Bridgford at St James Park.
View West Bridgford season to date HERE: http://fulltime-league.thefa.com/DisplayTeam.do?divisionseason=510053722&teamID=248897484
Buckingham Athletic face an away trip to Thurlow Nunn Eastern Counties Division One South side White Ensign, who can be found at:
View White Ensign season to date HERE: http://fulltime-league.thefa.com/DisplayTeam.do?divisionseason=526346528&teamID=87267439
MK Robins also face an away trip to former Spartan South Midlands Premier Division and current Essex Senior League side Hadley, who can be found at:
View Hadley season to date HERE: http://fulltime-league.thefa.com/DisplayTeam.do?divisionseason=404341863&teamID=32860574
The draw in full:
1 Jarrow v Vauxhall Motors
2 Bottesford Town v West Allotment Celtic
3 Nostell MW v Wythenshawe Town
4 Seaham Red Star v Yorkshire Amateur
5 Thornaby v Billingham Town
6 Shildon v West Didsbury & Chorlton
7 Longridge Town v Crook Town
8 Knaresborough Town v Stockton Town
9 Penistone Church v Bridlington Town
10 Rylands v Bootle
11 Selby Town v Cheadle Town
12 Padiham v Bishop Auckland
13 Abbey Hey v Barnoldswick Town
14 Sunderland Ryhope CW v Ashton Athletic
15 Chadderton v Guisborough Town
16 Winterton Rangers v Consett
17 Maine Road v Glasshoughton Welfare
18 Charnock Richard v Lower Breck
19 Grimsby Borough v Hemsworth MW
20 Leicester Road v Walsall Wood
21 Droitwich Spa v Whitchurch Alport
22 Newark Flowserve v Heather St Johns
23 GNP Sports v Malvern Town
24 Abbey Hulton United or Alsager Town v Lutterworth Town
25 Ollerton Town v Holbeach United
26 Kimberley MW v Sherwood Colliery
27 Lichfield City v Dudley Town
28 Atherstone Town v Sandbach United
29 Brackley Town Saints v West Bridgford
30 Shawbury United v Uttoxeter Town
31 Birstall United Social v Boldmere St Michaels
32 Gresley v Rugby Town
33 Pinchbeck United v Worcester City
34 AFC Mansfield v Hanley Town
35 Haughmond v Loughborough University or Ingles
36 Dunkirk v Hucknall Town
37 Racing Club Warwick v Long Eaton United
38 Clay Cross Town or Gedling MW v Cottesmore Amateurs S&S
39 Barrow Town v Congleton Town
40 Quorn v Rocester
41 New Salamis v Eynesbury Rovers
42 March Town United v Rothwell Corinthians
43 Stansted v Aylesbury Vale Dynamos
44 Risborough Rangers v FC Clacton
45 Tring Athletic v Woodbridge Town
46 Broadfields United v Walthamstow
47 Mildenhall Town or Newmarket Town v Crawley Green
48 Norwich United v Peterborough Northern Star
49 AFC Hayes v FC Broxbourne Borough
50 Flackwell Heath v Colney Heath
51 Leighton Town v Hadleigh United
52 White Ensign v Buckingham Athletic
53 Hadley v Milton Keynes Robins
54 Wroxham v Baldock Town
55 Northampton On Chenecks v Kirkley & Pakefield
56 Whitton United v Long Buckby
57 Huntingdon Town v Frenford
58 Biggleswade United v Saffron Walden Town
59 Wellingborough Town v Takeley
60 Oxhey Jets v Hackney Wick
61 Harborough Town or Hillindon Borough v Enfield
62 Coggeshall United v Brantham Athletic
63 Lopes Tavares London v Stanway Rovers
64 Southall v Knaphill or Tunbridge Wells
65 Chatham Town v Beckenham Town
66 Egham Town v Binfield
67 Raynes Park Vale v Horndean
68 Sheppey United v Corinthian
69 Peacehaven & Telscombe v Glebe
70 Welling Town v Erith & Belvedere
71 Westside v Deal Town
72 Bedfont & Feltham v Colliers Wood United
73 Sporting Club Thamesmead v Ascot United
74 Fisher v Molesey or Greenwich Borough
75 Kennington v Crowborough Athletic
76 Punjab United v Newhaven
77 Mile Oak v Redhill
78 Seaford Town v Horley Town
79 Rusthall v Lancing
80 Sutton Common Rovers v Snodland Town
81 Eastbourne Town v Horsham YMCA
82 Christchurch v Brimscombe & Thrupp
83 Bradford Town v Lymington Town
84 Cullompton Rangers v AFC Portchester
85 Newport (IW) v Bridgwater Town
86 Westbury United v Badshot Lea
87 Malmesbury Victoria v Roman Glass St George
88 Torpoint Athletic v Saltash United
89 Tavistock v Shepton Mallet
90 Warminster Town v East Cowes Victoria Athletic
91 Bitton v Tadley Calleva
92 Bournemouth v Sherborne Town or Petersfield Town
93 Longlevens v Cowes Sports
94 Romsey Town v Plymouth Parkway
95 Bishop’s Cleeve v Brockenhurst
96 Helston Athletic v Falmouth Town
97 Camelford v Buckland Athletic
98 Bovey Tracey v Abingdon United
99 Downton v Thornbury Town
100 Shrivenham or Clanfield 85 v Fairford Town
101 Exmouth Town v Portland United
102 Newton Abbot Spurs v Westfields
MATCH DATES
All ties must be played on Saturday 12 October 2019, kick-off 3.00pm with replays on or before Thursday 17 October 2019, kick-off 7.45pm.
The Views Expressed Are Solely My Own, Are Written Tongue In Cheek
And Should Be Taken With A Pinch Of Salt
Thoughts of a trip to the home of English football, Wembley Stadium, was the focus for 25 SSML clubs as they did battle in the Buildbase FA Vase looking to join Biggleswade United and Tring Athletic (both exempt) in the First Round Proper.
WEEKEND’S HEADLINES
In the FA Vase there can’t be many clubs that can boast of being unbeaten in the competition along with yet to concede a goal but New Salamis can. Buckingham Athletic, Crawley Green and FC Broxbourne Borough all recorded their best win in the competition while Wodson Park suffered their heaviest FA Vase defeat. The weekend brought about 141 goals from the 36 games (an average of 3.92 per game). Nico Dickmann-Pena (Buckingham United) led the way with a five goal haul while Josh Mantle (Berkhamsted Raiders) helped himself to four and Matt Cruse (Buckingham Athletic) netted a hat-trick.
13/14/15 September Stats: 36 games played of which 16 were home wins, 15 were away wins and 5 draws.
100% league record to date: Colney Heath, Berkhamsted Raiders and Mursley United.
0% league records to date: North Greenford United, Buckingham United and Unite MK.
Weekend’s Highest Attendances: 128 Biggleswade United v Tring Athletic, 120 Broadfields United v Hanworth Villa and 117 Ampthill Town v St Panteleimon.
Season’s Highest Attendances to date (Premier Division Clubs): 245 Colney Heath v Corby Town (FA Cup), 221 Dunstable Town v Bishop’s Stortford (FA Cup) and 212 Leighton Town v Thame United (FA Cup).
Season’s Highest Attendances to date (Division One Clubs): 278 Winslow United v Roman Glass St George (FA Cup), 145 Winslow United v Milton Keynes Robins and 134 Shefford Town & Campton v FC Broxbourne Borough.
Season’s Highest Attendances to date (Division Two Clubs): 103 Aston Clinton v MK Gallacticos, 68 Totternhoe v Codicote and 64 Bovingdon v Mursley United.
Season’s Leading Goalscorers to date (Premier Division Clubs): 12 Leon Lobjoit (Newport Pagnell Town), 7 Scott Piggott (Baldock Town).
Season’s Leading Goalscorers to date (Division One Clubs): 14 Courtney Massay (St Panteleimon) 11 Matt Cruse (Buckingham Athletic) 10 Alfie Bangura (Enfield Borough) and Jamie Cerminara (Ampthill Town).
Season’s Leading Goalscorers to date (Division Two Clubs): 6 Darryl Smith (Old Bradwell United), 5 Nico Dickmann-Pena (Buckingham United).
Sin-Bins (2):
Total Sin-Bins Season to Date (51):
Friday 13th September/Saturday 14th September/Sunday 15th September
THE BUILDABASE FA VASE Second Round Qualifying
Of the 25 clubs that began the weekend 12 progressed through to the First Round Proper while Hillingdon Borough face a midweek replay to join Biggleswade United and Tring Athletic in Monday’s draw. There were four all SSML ties with Crawley Green (4-0 v Winslow United), Baldock Town (4-2 at London Colney), Oxhey Jets (2-0 at North Greenford United) and Eynesbury Rovers (2-0 at Edgware Town) claiming the bragging rights. In the SSML v Combined Counties League battles it was 2-2 as Broadfields United defeated Hanworth Villa 5-1 and Milton Keynes Robins saw off the challenge of Fleet Spurs while London Tigers exited at AFC Hayes and Bedford went out at the hands of Bedfont & Feltham. In the SSML v Eastern Counties League the SSML saw a 50% success with wins for Colney Heath and FC Broxbourne Borough while Langford and Wodson Park exited. It was a bad day in the SSML v United Counties League battles as both Harefield United and Amersham Town crashed out while Hillingdon Borough earned a replay from their trip to Harborough Town. The SSML v Essex Senior League match-ups resulted in 1-1 as New Salamis (Step 6) overcame Tower Hamlets (Step 5) 2-0 while Enfield Borough went out at the hands of Enfield 1893 (a game played at Bishop’s Stortford FC). Wembley suffered a surprise home defeat at the hands of Hellenic League Risborough Rangers (former SSML members) while Leighton Town overcame Hellenic League opposition Long Crendon. Elsewhere Aylesbury Vale Dynamos saw off Step 7 Leicester Senior League side Rugby Borough and Buckingham Athletic thumped six past Middlesex County League side Hillingdon. Full results and goalscorers (where known) listed below.
5-1 Broadfields United v Hanworth Villa (Phillips [2] [1 pen], Anderson-Richards, Faux-James, Martin) / (Unknown) Attendance: 120
2-0 New Salamis v Tower Hamlets (Rapai, Grantham) Attendance: 73
2-0 AFC Hayes v London Tigers (Unknown) Attendance: 50
3-1 Aylesbury Vale Dynamos v Rugby Borough (Mupfururiwa [2], Khan) / (Rawlings) Attendance: 91
0-4 Bedford v Bedfont & Feltham (Capon [3], Kelly) Attendance: 32
6-0 Buckingham Athletic v Hillingdon (Cruse [3], Owusu [2], Parr) Attendance: 53
2-0 Colney Heath v Haverhill Rovers (Clements [2]) Attendance: 114
4-0 Crawley Green v Winslow United (P Draycott [2], Holmes, Lobjoit) Attendance: 61
2-1 Enfield 1893 v Enfield Borough (Unknown, Miles) / (Ennin) Attendance: 43
4-1 FC Broxbourne Borough v Wivenhoe Town (Bowers [2], Banks, Wells) / (Merrett) Attendance: 29
3-3* Harborough Town v Hillingdon Borough (Gladman [2], Walsh) / (Hunt [pen], Lokilo, Olarerian) Attendance: 126
1-3 Harefield United v Rothwell Corinthians (Farhall) / (Fola, Unknown, Unknown) Attendance: 55
1-1* [3-5 pens] Langford v Hackney Wick (Rome) / (Unknown) Attendance: 40
2-4 London Colney v Baldock Town (Dowridge, Parkinson) / (Piggott, Furness, Meo, O’Brien) Attendance: 53
6-0 Lutterworth Town v Amersham Town (Small [3], Adams, Johnson, Lewis) Attendance: 44
4-1 Milton Keynes Robins v Fleet Spurs (Sylvester [2], MacDonald, G Shrieves) / (Bellmaine) Attendance: 50
0-2 North Greenford United v Oxhey Jets (Speer, Brennan) Attendance: 56
7-1 Stanway Rovers v Wodson Park (Shaw [3], Marley [2],Maybanks, Wood) / (Evans) Attendance: 82
1-3 Wembley v Risborough Rangers (Femi-Gil [pen]) / (Pekun [2], Haule) Attendance: 55
0-2 Edgware Town v Eynesbury Rovers (Lawless [2]) Attendance: 83
2-5 Long Crendon v Leighton Town (Hall, Brownsword [pen]) / (Murrell [2], Fredericks, Brownsword (og), Butawo) Attendance: 68
PREMIER DIVISION
With many teams in Vase action Tring Athletic took the opportunity to return to the top spot with a 1-0 success at Biggleswade United. New boys Dunstable Town doubled their points tally with a 2-0 win at Potton United while the day’s other game saw Arlesey Town and Harpenden Town share the points following a 1-1 draw at New Lamb Meadow. Full results and goalscorers are listed below.
1-1 Arlesey Town v Harpenden Town (Black) / (Anthony [pen]) Attendance: 70
0-1 Biggleswade United v Tring Athletic (Collier) Attendance: 128
0-2 Potton United v Dunstable Town (Lamboh, Pobbe) Attendance: 85
DIVISION ONE
SSML newbies St Panteleimon and Shefford Town & Campton continue to lead the way in Division One, leaders St Panteleimon maintained the top spot with a 4-1 success at third placed Ampthill Town while Shefford Town & Campton remain a point behind following a 2-1 home win over Brimsdown. Stotfold climb into fifth spot after they were held 1-1 at home against Rayners Lane while the day’s other action saw Park View record their first win of the new campaign with a late solitary goal success at London Lions. Full results and goalscorers are listed below.
1-4 Ampthill Town v St Panteleimon (Carney) / (Massay [2], Molloy, Tajbakhsh) Attendance: 117
0-1 London Lions v Park View (Botchey) Attendance: 20
2-1 Shefford Town & Campton v Brimsdown (Foley, Hammer) / (Drewitt-Baptiste) Attendance: 72
1-1 Stotfold v Rayners Lane (Gregson) / (Maher) Attendance: 90
DIVISION TWO
Berkhamsted Raiders returned to the top of the table as they put five past The 61FC (Luton) without reply. Elsewhere Bovingdon gave their newly appointed manager Andrew Stratford a winning start with a solitary goal success at Totternhoe while it was also a 1-0 win as Codicote defeated morning leaders Old Bradwell United. Full results and goalscorers listed below.
1-0 Codicote v Old Bradwell United (Mudimu) Attendance: 52
0-5 The 61FC (Luton) v Berkhamsted Raiders (Mantle [4], Turner) Attendance: 15
0-1 Totternhoe v Bovingdon (Insley) Attendance: 39
DIVISION TWO CUP First Round
New Bradwell St Peter fought back from two goals down to finish level with Tring Corinthians AFC in the Division Two Cup but failed to complete the comeback as they went out in the following penalty shoot-out. Full result and goalscorers listed below.
2-2 [4-5 pens] New Bradwell St Peter v Tring Corinthians AFC (Walton, Hansen) / (Candido, Silva) Attendance: 30
BERKS & BUCKS SENIOR TROPHY First Round
It was a good day for the majority of SSML clubs involved in the opening matches in the competition as four of the six booked their places in Round Two. There were two all SSML clashes as Unite MK won 4-2 at Pitstone & Ivinghoe while Aston Clinton also won on their travels with a 2-1 success at MK Gallacticos. SSML newcomers Buckingham United were in unstoppable form with a 10-1 win against former SSML side Clean Slate. The day’s other action saw Mursley United defeating North Bucks & District League side Hanslope 4-0. Full results and goalscorers (where known) are listed below.
10-1 Buckingham United v Clean Slate (Dickmann-Pena [5], King [2], Devine, Dentice, Mawema) / (Unknown) Attendance: 42
1-2 MK Gallacticos v Aston Clinton (Unknown) / (Mason-Williams, Paul) Attendance: 30
4-0 Mursley United v Hanslope (Brazier [2], Simpson, Hawkins) Attendance: 62
2-4 Pitstone & Ivinghoe v Unite MK (Denton, Jefcoate) / (Farrow, Rawson, Parker [pen], Silver) Attendance: 30
AND FINALLY
Tweet of the week goes to Winslow United for the following gem – 85m 4-0 to the hosts. No idea who as I’ve resorted to plane spotting.
Remember to tune into Three Counties Radio (Herts, Beds & Bucks) and a show all about local non-league football- The show is live every Tuesday evening from 6.00pm – 7.00pm and is the perfect opportunity to catch up with our local non-league scene at all levels. This week regular presenter Ollie Bayliss is joined by Chris Devane, manager of Biggleswade United.
A busy week-end of cup football across our region saw success for most of our local sides, with goals galore.
Berks & Bucks FA Senior Trophy
Berks & Bucks Senior Trophy 1st Round:
Pitstone & Ivinghoe 2-4 Unite MK
Unite MK made it through with an away win at Pitstone with goals from Nick Farrow, Jamie Parker, Cole Rawson & Dan Silver.
Mursley United 4-0 Hanslope
United beat NBDL opposition to make it safely through to the next round, with two goals from Tom Brazier, one each for Nathan Hawkins & Dan Simpson.
MK Gallacticos 1-2 Aston Clinton 2
Clinton made it three wins on the bounce as they progressed thanks to goals from Lamar Mason-Williams & Teddie Paul.
Buckingham United 10-1 Clean Slate
United got their first win under Sean Devine as they progressed with a thumping of Milton Keynes side Clean Slate, match report taken from BUFC FB page:
Sean Devine got his first competitive win as United boss at the third time of asking following a convincing victory against North Bucks and District League side Clean Slate.
A great victory which was made all the sweeter by our very own Under 18 graduate Nico Dickman-Pena scoring five and breaking a club record.
Simon King opened the scoring with a 35 yard dipping half volley before getting his second just before half time to make it 3-0 at the break.
Other goalscorers in the second half were, Sonny Devine, George Dentice and Anthony Mawema.
FA Vase 2nd Qualifying Round:
Aylesbury Vale Dynamos 3-1 Rugby Borough
Two goals from Keith Mupfururirwa & a late strike from Abu Khan saw Dynamos progress, full report & images available here: http://sportsshots.org.uk/?p=46826
Buckingham Athletic 6-0 Hillingdon FC
Report available here: http://sportsshots.org.uk/?p=46792
Buckingham Athletic
Crawley Green 4-0 Winslow United
Winslow crashed out of the Vase with defeat at Premier Division Crawley, goals from Sam Holmes, Billy Lobjoit & a brace from Phil Draycott saw the Bedfordshire side through.
MK Robins 4-1 Fleet Spurs
Report available here: http://sportsshots.org.uk/?p=46798
Keith Mupfururirwa in the thick of the action
14.09.2019
Aylesbury Vale Dynamos progressed through to the first round proper of the FA Vase with victory on Saturday over Rugby Borough at Haywood Way, dominating the early exchanges the hosts took a fifth minute lead and missed a host of chances to extend their advantage, but Rugby dug in and hit the woodwork twice before levelling thirteen minutes before the break. Any hopes on building on their success were soon dashed as Aylesbury regained their lead before the interval, the second half saw the visitors trying to break down a resolute yellow & blue backline without much real success, late substitutions then sealed the game for Paul Bonham’s men as Ryan Tappin tormented down the left and his cross in added time saw Abu Khan eventually kill the tie off, Dynamo’s await Mondays draw to see who they now face in the first round to be played over the weekend of October the twelfth.
The home side took the lead when a free kick inside their own half saw keeper James Weatherill knock a long downfield pass to Harry Scott out on the right wing, he got behind his marker to cross where Keith Mupfururirwa saw an initial shot blocked but the rebound fell kindly for him to knock home. Aylesbury saw plenty of possession in the opening stages but were given a warning on twenty-four minutes when a Sam Beasley header from a corner bounced down off the crossbar and away to safety, and just seconds after Tommy Rawlings angled a low drive across Weatherill only to watch as the ball thumped back off the base of the post and away. Despite the warnings parity was restored just past the half hour mark as Rugby stole possession in their hosts half and fed Rawlings who had time to compose himself before firing into the top corner despite the fingertips of the keeper. Aylesbury restored their lead just five minutes later when their guests surrendered possession in their own half and a long range effort from Alfi Touceda crashed back of the crossbar but Mupfururirwa was on hand to sweep home.
Abu Khan seals the game late on
The second period never really matched the highs of the first, Rugby had much more of the play but never really tested Weatherill or the home defence, with fifteen minutes remaining a long ball into the Vale box saw centre half Jayvon Case-Jarrett slice his clearance and as it appeared to be looping over Weatherill it spiralled away from the post in a heart-stopping moment for the home faithful. The introduction of Ryan Tappin to the left wing rejuvenated the home side and after a couple of close misses he chase down what looked a lost cause in added time to keep the ball alive, his cross saw a couple of blocked shots that eventually fell to teenager Abu Khan just inside the area and he drilled into the bottom corner to seal the tie. Before the game could restart Rugby keeper Bobby Biddle was shown a straight red card for which was later confirmed as a spitting incident. F/T: 3-1
Attendance: 71
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Aylesbury Vale Dynamo’s manager Paul Bonham looks back on Saturday’s win over Rugby Borough to progress in FA Vase, and on season in general:
MK Robins came from behind to progress into the next round of the Buildbase FA Vase today.
George Shrieves
After conceding a seventh minute goal to Fleet Spurs at the MK Irish Centre, Terry Shrieves saw his side bounce back.
On 21 minutes the Robins were level as Rob Macdonald fired home.
Six minutes before half time George Shrieves centre was scuffed by the visiting defender and Jamie Sylvester was on hand to slot home from eight yards out to put the Robins in front.
Shrieves then made it three from a free kick – see below.
45mins: GOAAALL!! It’s 3-1 to The Robins and it’s that man @GeorgeShrieves again from a free kick! pic.twitter.com/oUPOg932f4
— Milton Keynes Robins FC (@MKRobinsFC) September 14, 2019
Sylvester made it four on 71 minutes as he scored with a scissor-kick shot.
Today’s starting line up for The Robins: pic.twitter.com/mh6EyeZvWo
— Milton Keynes Robins FC (@MKRobinsFC) September 14, 2019
Buckingham Athletic hit Hillingdon Borough for SIX as they progressed into the next round of the Buildbase FA Vase this afternoon.
Matt Cruse
Chris Parr gave the Athletic a 36th minute lead before Kevin Owusu scored straight from a corner just two minutes later.
Matt Cruse took the Athletic in ahead after bagging his side’s third on 40 minutes.
Owusu made it four with his second on 72 minutes.
Cruse (84 & 87) completed his hat-trick with two late strikes to make it six.
Thanks to Colin Howkins for the updates.
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