Football

For the first time all season, AFC Totton failed to register a shot on target as they slumped out of the FA Trophy third round.

Christchurch entered the derby contest against Brock on a three-game winning streak, but visitors Brock were the only team that looked like winning.

Heavy fog forces abandonment of Totton and Eling v Cove game

AFC Totton recovered from a two-goal half-time deficit and almost snatched all three points against third-placed Chesham United.

Christchurch’s remarkable reversal of form continues after a 4-3 victory over Bournemouth in front of 144 fans, securing their third triumph in a row

Hythe & Dibden trailed by two goals after an excellent 45 minutes from Baffins Milton Rovers, but with a heavy fog, the match was abandoned.

Christchurch emerged victorious from the relegation six-pointer thanks to a late goal, leaving Lymington Town languishing at the foot of the table.

A new-look Bashley side suffered another surprise setback against a Bideford side, who was able to control play for much of the game.

Blackfield & Langley made it three home wins in a row over Brockenhurst after seeing out most of the game with only 10 players.

Jimmy Ball’s AFC Totton side upset the odds, running out winners against National League South side Havant & Waterlooville at the Snows Stadium.

Lymington Town still await their first league victory of the season after 15 games – but there have been encouraging signs.

Fawley AFC pulled off a memorable Russell Cotes Cup giant-killing of Southern League Division One South side Bashley thanks to an early goal.

Lymington Town’s long wait for a league victory continues after a loss to fourth-placed AFC Portchester.

Ringwood Town began as pre-match favourites, but that counted for little when Newport fought back from a goal down to win at Beatrice Avenue.

Bashley dominated long spells of the game against Bishops Cleeve but had to settle for one point rather than the three they deserved.

Brockenhurst’s Mitchell Speechley-Price was inspirational in a victorious derby against a spirited Christchurch side last night (Tuesday).

AFC Totton’s five-game unbeaten run was brought to a halt after they could not find an equaliser at home to Hungerford Town.

AFC Totton smashed seven goals past Didcot Town to move three points off the play-off places.

After returning to form last week, Bashley was keen to keep up the momentum, but torrential rain robbed them of the chance to climb the table.

Bashley returned to winning ways against one of the league’s most in-form sides, Frome Town, who had won their last five league games on the bounce.