Reserves Update - 24.11.11

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Suburban League Side

Tooting & Mitcham United Reserves 1 Eastleigh Reserves 7

Eastleigh Reserves recorded their highest ever away victory score in the Suburban League at Tooting & Mitcham United. Leading goalscorer Liam Robinson led the way with two goals in a game which also saw singles from Liam Hibberd, Lloyd Foot, Geoff Dunn, Ben Chambers and David Whittaker.

Eastleigh: Matt Willsher, Joe Chamberlain (Jamie Blackburn), Jordan Chalk, Liam Hibberd, Lloyd Foot, Will Aimson, Geoff Dunn, Ben Wilson, Ben Chambers (Callum Holloway), Joe Crook (David Whittaker), Liam Robinson.

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Southampton Senior Cup

Eastleigh Reserves 5 Durley Reserves 0

Eastleigh Reserves brushed away Southampton League side Durley Reserves to reach the Quarter Finals of the Southampton Senior Cup. Sam Wilson netted the first on eight minutes with Will Aimson adding a second on thirty-two minutes. Ben Chambers then scored twice within a minute on the stroke of half time to give Eastleigh a four-goal interval lead.

The final goal of the night arrived after sixty-nine minutes courtesy of Sam Wilson. We now await the draw for the Quarter Finals - the sides still involved include: Bush Hill, Comrades, Netley CS, Sholing Reserves, Sporting BW, AFC Stoneham and G E Hamble Reserves.

Eastleigh: Matt Willsher, Jamie Blackburn, Callum Casson (Dillon Smith), Ben Wilson (David Whittaker), Joe Chamberlain, Will Aimson, Jordace Holder-Spooner, Billy Tsovolos (Billy Goddard), Ben Chambers, Sam Wilson, Geoff Dunn.

Wyvern League Side

Bashley Reserves 0 Eastleigh Reserves 5

Callum Holloway netted in the tenth minute then added his second goal a minute later before competing his hat trick on thirty-eight minutes as Eastleigh scored a highly deserved victory at Bashley. The final two goals though did not arrive until the final minute of the game when Ryan Lewis notched two within sixty seconds.

Eastleigh: Gareth Schultze, Ryan Holloway, Jordan Chalk, Charlie Bailey, Luke Davies, Martin Willitts (Will Sturgess 52), Ryan Lewis, Liam Hibberd, Callum Holloway (Chukuma Dibigbo 62), Aristoles De Carvalho, Liam Seager (Will Harris 58).

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