BURNHAM recorded their first Hellenic Premier Division home win of the season with a 1-0 victory against Lydney Town on Saturday.

The Blues left it late at The Gore, but a goal from Calvin Morgan in the 85th minute secured the points.

The win means Burnham remain third from bottom in the league table ahead of a visit from Tuffley Rovers tomorrow (3pm).

Virginia Water

In Division One East, Virginia Water climbed to second with a terrific 4-2 victory at home to leaders Bicester Town.

First-half goals from Steve Williams and Joe McBride put Waters 2-0 up at the break, and they took full control with Mark Lansdowne scoring in the 61st minute and Josh Guichard netting on 74 minutes.

Jason Prpa and Gavin Kidd scored in the last five minutes for Town.

Virginia Water visit Chalfont Wasps tomorrow (3pm) and host AFC Aldermaston next Tuesday (7.45pm).

Holyport

HOLYPORT leapfrogged Wokingham & Emmbrook into fifth place in Division One following a 3-0 home win against the Sumas.

Paul Rake opened the scoring on the half-hour mark and doubled the lead on 58 minutes, with Andy Forisky completing the scoring in the closing stages of the game.

Holyport host Milton United – who are now bottom of the division following Henley Town’s withdrawal – tomorrow (3pm).

Chalvey Sports

UNBEATEN Chalvey Sports climbed to second and remain hot on the heels of Division Two East leaders Thame Rangers Development after thrashing Stokenchurch 6-2 on Saturday.

The visitors had made a disastrous start as they found themselves 2-0 down inside the opening quarter of an hour – Marvin Taylor and Christopher Baumohl with the Stokenchurch goals – but hit back in style to claim an emphatic win.

Jason Marney began the comeback in the 29th minute, and Chalvey were level before the break when Ryan Hazell scored in stoppage time.

The visitors went in front early in the second half when Richard Jeffery hit the back of the net, and it was 4-2 on 58 Kyle Rochford got on the scoresheet.

Just a minute late Chalvey were in complete control when Marney bagged his second, and Hazell followed his lead to complete the rout eight minutes from time.

The result takes Chalvey onto 17 points from their opening seven games, three points behind Thame but with four games in hand on the Oxfordshire side.

Chalvey Sports travel to Frontline in the Slough Town Challenge Cup tomorrow (1.30pm), before a mouth-watering home clash against Thame on Tuesday (7.45pm).