Football: Southern, Hellenic, County and Northern Senior League round-ups, plus review of the women's league action

Bishop’s Cleeve will host Gloucester City in the last eight of the GFA Senior Cup after Tuesday night’s 3-2 win at Cribbs.

They opened the scoring on nine minutes when Ross Langworthy converted a cross from Aaron Evans-Harriott.

Cribbs levelled, but Cleeve led 3-1 at half-time through Etan Dunbar and Ben McLean and took the win despite Cribbs pulling a goal back late on.

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On Saturday, Cleeve lost an incident-packed Southern League Division One South match in Wiltshire, going down 1-0 at Westbury United.

The first incident came in the sixth minute when Lewis Clayton rushed out of goal and brought down Josh Jenkins, who stepped up to give the hosts the lead.

On the half-hour, Mat Liddiard and Westbury’s Joe Beardwell collided in the box with the Cleeve man receiving a straight red card.

It was a different penalty taker this time with Clayton producing a good save from Bevan Cross’ effort to keep the score at 1-0.

Manager Paul Collicutt described the first half as one of the worst first half performances from his side this season but they stepped it up after the break.

With a quarter of an hour to go, both sides were down to 10 men as Westbury’s Ryan Bole was adjudged to have elbowed Aaron Evans-Harriott.

This happened just after a fantastic double save by Clayton had stopped the hosts going 2-0 up, and in the sixth minute of stoppage time, Joe Selman’s header was tipped onto the crossbar and he netted the follow-up, but the linesman’s flag was up for offside cutting the celebrations short and ensuring Cleeve left Wiltshire without a point and drop out of the play-off spots.

But Evesham United are still in there, lying fourth after their 1-0 win at Melksham Town.

The only goal came after 19 minutes through Josh Barlow’s 25-yard effort after Evesham played most of second half with 10 men.

Chris Bell’s header rescued a point for bottom side Cinderford Town as they drew 2-2 with Mousehole at The Causeway.

Cinderford went in front on 17 minutes as Marley Thomas, freed Blaine Waugh down the right, and his cross found Alex Bonthron unmarked at the far post to nod into an empty net for his eighth goal in six games for the Foresters.

Mousehole equalised six minutes later when Hayden Turner fired a low delivery across the face of goal which was bundled into the net at the far post by Oli Challinor, Cinderford losing Joe Keeping to injury as he tried to prevent the goal.

The Cornish side went in front after 69 minutes when Turner’s attempt was beaten away by Joel Manning, only for Turner to turn on the ball to fire an angled rising drive into the roof of the net.

Cinderford’s leveller came 15 minutes from time when a free-kick saw Bell shrug off Ryan Barrett’s attentions and rise superbly to send a header flashing high into the net from a few yards out, and they held on despite a late red card for skipper Dale Evans.

Tuffley Rovers and Slimbridge scored 2-0 Hellenic League Premier Division away wins at Brimscombe & Thrupp and Cirencester Town on Saturday.

Karnell Chambers and Connor Walters netted for Rovers as they won at the Meadow, while goals from Theo Clayson and Bogdan Mara helped Slimbridge see off the Centurions.

Bottom side Lydney Town were egded out 3-2 at Corsham Town by Tyler Linton’s goal nine minutes from time.

Recent signing Brett Blake put Lydney ahead but Linton made it 1-1 at half-time, then Joe Davis put Corsham 2-1 up.

New joint manager Lee Smith pulled Lydney level on 67 minutes but Linton dashed their hopes of a point with the winner.

Fairford Town are fourth after goals from Jamal Lawrence and Charlie Holliday were enough to beat Hereford Pegasus 2-1.

Longlevens were denied a win at Highworth Town by a stoppage-time goal having to settle for a 2-2 draw after Fin Rankin marked his debut with both goals.

First half goals from Callum Chalmers and Marcus Wormwell set the platform for Thornbury Town’s 2-1 win over Worcester Raiders, who halved the deficit in the second half through Jordan Murphy, but were unable to earn a share of the spoils against a Thorns team who defended well to earn victory.

Shortwood United are fourth in Division One after their 3-2 win at Wellington, Jack Garner scoring ain the 47th minute before two goals in the last 10 minutes from Fin Byrnes and Oliver Whelan.

Cheltenham Saracens left it very late to seal their 3-2 win over Bewdley Town, grabbing astoppage time winner with Paul Holmes, Lucas Price and Jacob Chamberlain scoring their goals.

Bottom side Newent Town lost 3-1 at Kidlington Reserves, Deqwon Ebanks their goalscorer.

After winning at Brimscombe in the league on Saturday, Tuffley then knocked the Lilywhites out of the GFA Trophy on Tuesday night with a 5-1 win at Glevum Park.

Manager Neil Mustoe’s son Harley opened the scoring with a header, and doubled the lead early in the second half.

Connor Walters made it three around the hour mark before Max Harper-Emerson pulled one back for Brimscombe.

Karnell Chambers then put the gloss on the win with a fourth in the 90th minute before converting a penalty after he was fouled.

Cheltenham Civil Service picked up their first County League points of the season with a 3-2 win at Henbury and Rockleaze.

They went ahead on 34 minutes through Cam Blacker but Callum Winter levelled a minute later.

But Civil retook the lead two minutes into the second half thanks to Micolaj Rewczuk and on 83 minutes they secured the points through Harvey White despite a second H&R goal from Sam Bailey.

The win lifts them off the bottom as Quedgeley Wanderers’ wait for a league win goes on after they were beatn 4-0 at Bromley Heath.

At the other end of the table, Sharpness won a second v third clash against Stoke Gifford SGS United, the only goal coming after five minutes when James Tainton’s cross that was parried into the path of Will Tainton who fired home.

Frampton United after fourth after winning 1-0 at Ruardean Hill Rangers, Henry Driver-Dickerson with the winner, following up after his initial shot was saved by Aaron Underwood.

Chalford are fifth after edging past Gala Wilton with a 2-1 win at Fairmile Gardens.

A long-range effort led to Chalford’s 33rd minute opener when a shot was deflected into Andrew Roberts’ path and he fired home from six yards.

Andrew Maryon headed the second for Chalford but Gala pulled a goal back through Cameron Rees’ header from Ben Sluman’s cross but were unable to find an equaliser.

Broadwell Amateurs fell to a 2-1 home defeat against Wick, the winner coming in stoppage time.

On 54 minutes Wick were awarded a penalty which Liam McCracken confidently slotted home, but an equaliser came in the 84th minute, when Jordan Locke was brought down for a penalty which he got up and converted for 1-1.

However, deep into stoppage time a scramble in Broadwell’s box saw Drew Thomas on hand to tap in Wick’s winning goal.

A hat-trick from Jamie Goodwin made it a perfect 10 for Tewkesbury Town as they won 6-1 at Lydney Town Reserves in Northern Senior League Division One.

Nathan Newland-Gallaway scored twice, with Scott Jordan getting the other as they lead Whaddon United on goal difference, with a game in hand.

United were 3-2 winners at Hardwicke with two goals for Jordan Mitchell and one for Zack Hodges, Hardwicke replying through Jack Hill and Kian Maher-Goldsmith.

Ben Deakin scored for third placed Dursley Town as they draw 1-1 at Bredon and are five points behind the top two. Ben Turner scoring for Bredon.

Longlevens Reserves were 5-0 winners over Smiths Barometrics, with two goals for Kieran Squires and one apiece for Antoine Thompson, Jamol Dare and Oliver Morrissey.

George Tasney, Rory Wilkinson and Ash Bird saw Brockworth Albion to a 3-1 win at Staunton and Corse, Daniel Gittings replying, while Tredworth Tigers lost 2-1 at Charfield.

Archie Bennett and Korbin Walker netted the Charfield goals with Tredworth’s reply from Reuben Barney.

FC Lakeside beat Rodborough Old Boys 3-2 with Matt Holdaway, Oliver Horne and Oliver Wilkes on target, Kyle Edmond and Lewis Kerry replying for Rodborough.

Barnwood United top the Division Two table by eight points after their 3-0 win at Harrow Hill, with goals from Ryan Cook, Dan Smith and Keenan Rankin-Woodhouse.

Falcons climb to second after two Elliot Green goals helped them to a 3-2 win at Winchcombe Town, Daniel Harwood with the other. Winchcombe replied through Benjie Bingham and Sam Coats.

Bream Amateurs drop to third after losing 3-0 at Forest neigbours Mushet & Coalway United, Ryelee Wilkins (two) and Ryan Smith scoring.

Ben Carman, Ben Hall and Harley Hudd scored for Stonehouse Town Reserves as they won 3-2 at Berkeley Town, Keiron Birch and Michael Bryant replying.

Daniel Carman’s hat-trick helped King’s Stanley to a 3-1 win over Gala Wilton Reserves, who replied through Christian Oliver, while Lydbrook Athletic were 4-0 winners over Frampton United Reserves, Liam James scoring twice alongside goals for James Matthews and Aaron Powell.

Woolaston lifted themselves off the bottom as Elliott Greening’s double helped them to a 3-2 win at Viney St Swithins.

Gareth Rose scored the other goals with Julian Addis and Cameron Davies scoring for Viney.

They are replaced at the bottom by Berkeley Town with Cheltenham Civil Service Reserves also in the bottom three after drawing 2-2 with Painswick.

Craig Cambridge and Nathan Kay scored for Painswick, with Civil’s goals coming from Toby Marlow and Mile Robson.

WOMEN'S ROUND-UP

Cheltenham Town will host Moneyfields in the second round of the Women’s FA Cup after running out 7-0 winners over Yeovil Town at Kayte Lane.

Goals from Abbey Hateley, Una Lue, Anais Trinci, Libby Bell, Jess Leach, and Emily Owen and an own goal saw Cheltenham through against opponents who sit three steps below them in the pyramid.

South West League Premier Division leaders Forest Green Rovers are two points clear at the top after Chantelle Scott scored twice in their 5-1 win over Bishops Lydeard, while Rhian Robbins, Irene Aguado and Leilani Ryder scored the others

Gloucester City and Cirencester Town remain as the top two in Division One North after victories.

City edged through 2-1 against Royal Wootton Bassett Town with a goal in each half from Sachiko Kaneko-Grun and Kamissa Stichter, which keeps them a point clear of Cirencester with three games in hand.

Libby Messenger scored twice as Cirencester were 4-2 winners over Downend Flyers, Anna Margetts and Phoebe McGouran with the other goals.

Cheltenham Civil Service earned their first County League Division One win of the season in style, beating Bishop’s Cleeve 7-2.

Gemma Riley, Katie Ashmead and Jessica Brown all scored twice with Mary-Ann Gittings getting the other goal, with Cleeve replying through Jessica Stirling and Leonie Gough.

Longlevens are up to third after their 3-1 win over Mangotsfield United, Olivia Koszylowicz (two) and Tianna Chant on target.

Dursley Town were beaten 2-0 by leaders Bristol Brunel, while second-placed Whitchurch beat Cheltenham Saracens 5-0.

Division Two leaders Gloucester City Reserves were handed a walkover win by Bitton Reserves, and lead Forest Green Rovers Development by three points having played a game more.

Forest Green Development boosted their goal difference to +64 beating Mangotsfield United Reserves 11-0, Erin Williams with four goals, while Annie Martin hit a hat-trick, Holly Cox scored twice and Natasha Kerr and Louise Hiett got the others.

City of Gloucester were beaten 6-2 by Southmead CS, Erin Strahan and Kelly Adams their scorers.

There was an incredible 13-goal thriller in Division Three as Alishia Mabombo scored all seven goals for Newent Town as they beat Cinderford Town 7-6.

Newent led 5-3 at half-time, but fell 6-5 behind before Mabombo completed her goalscoring feat in the last 10 minutes to win the game for Jon Coldridge’s Daffs.

The comeback meant Sam Morse’s hat-trick was all in vain for Cinderford, while Heather Ross scored twice with Ella Hart getting the other goal.

Kingswood top the table after Sian Towler’s goal saw them to a 1-0 win over Winchcombe Town and they lead Bishop’s Cleeve Development by two points having played a game more.

Goals from Freya Dimond, Leila Hancox, Megan West and Laura Newman saw Cleeve to a 4-3 win at Tuffley Rovers, who replied through Maisie Gaffney, Robyn Lee and Chloe Taylor.

Abbeymead Rovers went down 1-0 to Stoke Lane Athletic.

Grace Tull scored four times for Division Four leaders Cheltenham Spa as they beat Lydney Town 5-2.

Scarlett Gillingham got the other goal with Spa two points clear of Andoversford at the top, Lydney’s goals coming from Nicole Smith and Donna Cairney.

Ford shared the goals around as they won 6-0 at Downend Flyers ‘A’ with Tayla Burnell, Leanne Goodwin, Lara Hall, Vanisha Patel, Emily Skipp and Amy Stapleton on the scoresheet.

Mitcheldean SC are third after Jennifer Jordan (two) and Violet Williams saw them to a 3-2 win over Berkeley Town, Whitley Richards and Karen Turville their scorers.

Leanne Ross scored four of Ashton Keynes’ goals at they beat Thornbury Town 5-3, Megan Pacini with the other. Sarah Kendell (two) and Meg Kelly scored for Thornbury.