Felpham enjoy a goal feast

UNDER-12

Felpham 7 Whyke Utd 0

Felpham move on to the cup semi-finals after a crushing win against league rivals Whyke.

Felpham piled on early pressure and were rewarded with the first goal taken by Abbie Flower. The partnership between Felpham's forwards gave them a second from Jodie Greenway.

With Wroniszewska, Spurway and Booker dominating midfield, the lead was increased to 4-0 after 15 minutes.

Shell-shocked Whyke tried to create chances, but Felpham's defence have conceded only one goal all season.

It was 5-0 at the break and in the second half, Flower broke through to make it 6-0. Greenway completed her hat-trick but Whyke won praise for keeping going until the end.

FELPHAM: Harding, Booker, Vawdrey, Beaven, Wroniszewska, Flower, Greenway. Subs: Spurway, Martin.

WHYKE: Daniel, Chapman, Stubbs, Cummings, Holmes, Aitchison, Kitchen, Ede, Wilson, Bailey.

UNDER-13

Chichester City U 4 Adur Ath 1

Chichester consolidated their hold on fourth spot with a comfortable win at Oaklands.

Early Adur pressure saw a superb stop by skipper Claire Lambourne, but the pacy Sasha Ansell smashed home the Flyers' first a few seconds later.

An uncharacteristic lapse at the back saw the visitors equalise but Ansell scored again five minutes from the break. Lauren Ellis added a third.

Flyers had to work hard after the interval as Adur piled on the pressure, but girl of the game Coral Campbell was immense at the back and Alice Leeming and Olivia Howard made telling tackles.

Ellis' late strike sealed the points. The margin of victory probably flattered the Flyers a little.

CHICHESTER: Reddin, Campbell, Lambourne, Leeming, Howard, Callen, Carter, Ansell, Howes, Harnett, Sabin, Ellis.

UNDER-18

Reading Royals 3 Chichester CU 1

Chichester accepted Reading's invitation for a friendly and, despite a rare defeat, found the experience a useful workout at the Palmer Park Stadium.

City were not at their best in the first half as the hosts presented a tough challenge for the visitors.

Ruth Acott made a series of saves before Reading scored and doubled the advantage from a well-taken goal.

Chichester scored the goal of the game as Paris Hutton's lay-off enabled Chantelle Clark to slot home.

The only goal of the second half was scored by the home side when a fierce shot was well-saved by Acott and the loose ball was turned in.

City went close on several occasions as they finished the game the stronger.

CCU: Acott, Bernard, Spicer, Maher R, Maher A, Crook, Pike, Clark, Wiseman, Shrubb, Hutton. Sub: Sherwood.