DIVISION TWO CUP: Bromham Reserves have booked their place in the next round of the E J Shanley and Son Limited-sponsored Division Two Cup with a 5-2 aggregate win over Bradford United Reserves.

Holding a 2-1 lead from the first leg, Bromham travelled to Bradford and booked their passage with a 3-1 win.

Chris Rockley opened the scoring for Bradford, before Bromham hit back to make it 1-1 The second period saw Bromham step up the tempo and score another two goals for the win.

Broughton FC 6, Frome Town Sports A 0

WITH a three goal advantage from the first leg, Frome travelled to Broughton with high hopes of an overall victory to kick start the remainder of their season into life, but their hosts had other ideas.

Leigh Rowles-Hitchcock opened the scoring for Broughton, before Steve Toogood doubled the lead. Just before the interval Rowles-Hitchcock scored his second to make it 3-0.

The second half started as the first had finished, with Leigh Rowles-Hitchcock scoring again to complete yet another hat-trick and to turn the aggregate score in Broughton’s favour.

The hosts then wrapped up the win with two further goals from Edwin Ackah and Julian Putt to make the final score 6-0 and 6-3 on aggregate.

Seend United Reserves 4, St Andrews Winsley 7

ST ANDREWS Winsley turned around a 3-2 first leg defeat to progress with a fantastic 7-4 away victory against Seend United Reserves after extra-time.

It was Seend who had the early breakthrough when a decent finish from Lee Stevenson put them ahead, but St Andrews reacted and eventually got a deserved equaliser when Tom Giles slotted home a penalty a few minutes from half-time.

After the break, the away side put the pressure on and quickly went 3-1 in front, with an own goal and an accurate header from Dudley Philpott. Determined not to be beaten, Seend United showed some of their resilience from the first leg and soon scored two goals, from Ollie Gee and James Higdon, putting them ahead on aggregate.

Again St Andrews pressed and went ahead through a decent strike from Elliot Carris-Smith, but this was again quickly cancelled after a defensive mix-up let the home side score their fourth through Nic Groves. With time ticking away, Tom Giles drove into the box from deep and was fouled from behind resulting in another penalty. As Seend went down to ten players, Tom scored his second penalty making the game 5-4 and level over the two legs.

After a Seend penalty claim was turned down and St Andrews hit the bar, full-time was up and the game progressed into extra-time.

This time there was only one side in it and in the second half of extra-time, Elliot Carris-Smith scored two more goals to make up his hat-trick, which finally put St Andrews through 9-7 on aggregate.