Premier Division
Abingdon Town scored twice against second placed Kidlington through Mark Janes with a pair, but conceded four times to lose the fixture courtesy of braces from Danny Mason and Anaclet Odhiambo. Bracknell Town stunned league leaders Ardley United, winning by 4-1 with strikes from Dean Thomas Adam Crittenden and Harry Swabey with a pair. Scoring Ardley’s consolation in the final moments of the game was Jordan Ayris. Carterton were two down at the break to Reading Town courtesy of Jamie Pearcey and Marcus Richardson. Dave Bostock pulled one back from the spot just after the re-start, but Danny Seaward made sure of the result with his 85th minute effort for the visitors. The improving Flackwell Heath took the lead through Adam Harman in the first half against Witney United, but eventually lost as they were unable to prevent Joe Tustain and then Sean McKeon replying in the second period. Oxford City Nomads and Highworth Town played out an entertaining fixture which saw the Worthians open the scoring through Matty Horsell, Nomads equalize through Jermaine Ferreira, TJ Bohane giving the Worthians the lead once more, Mark Barnes adding another for the Worthians, Jack Longford pulling one back for the Nomads and finally, TJ Bohane settling it for the visitors. Shortwood United brushed aside the challenge from their hapless visitors Pegasus Juniors, scoring half a dozen times through Alex Allard, Ben Pugh and former Peggy favourite, Chris Mortlock with a four timer, with Joel Skyers hitting a consolation effort for Peggy. Slimbridge faced bottom club Fairford Town and had to wait until the final ten minutes before securing the win when Ross Langworthy and then Tom Cole found the back of the net. Thame United were overturned by the in-form Binfield when Carl and Ian Davies scored one-a-piece in the second half. Title chasers Wantage Town won by the odd goal in five against Old Woodstock Town. On target for the Alfredians were Rich Claydon with a pair and Gavin Jones and for the visitors, Tom Green and Imani Likita. When Chris Cox gave visitors Shrivenham the lead in the 80th minute against fellow strugglers Wootton Bassett Town, the game looked all but won, however, Ethan Delaney popped up in the final moments of the match to equalize for Bassett and rescue a valuable point.

Hellenic Supplementary Challenge Cup
Hook Norton were taken to extra time by visitors Tytherington Rocks. The Rocks took the early initiative with goals from Dan Thorpe and Justin Bishop but Hooky got back to level terms when Neal Hobday found the net twice in a five minute burst. Emilian Furtuna then hit the winner for the hosts in the second period of extra time. Didcot Town Reserves took a half time lead through an early Danny Cox effort against Ascot United, but the Yellamen went through with second half strikes from Jon Bennett, Rob Saunders and Callum Clark.

Division One (West)
Bicester Town bossed 2nd placed Lydney Town with goals from Ashley Johnson and Dan Green with a pair. The visitors’ reply came courtesy of an own goal. Clanfield were 2-0 winners over Letcombe thanks to late 2nd half strikes from Chris Blakely and the well-travelled Lee Keyes. Leaders Headington Amateurs cruised past bottom club Launton Sports with goals from Luke Cuff with two, Benji Cuff and James Brown. Lee Durrant replied with a late consolation for the visitors. Strugglers Malmesbury Vic’s recorded their second win of the season against Cricklade Town in a close encounter separated by the odd goal in three. Securing the points for the Vics were Simon Griffiths and James McCarthy and replying from the spot for Crick was Chris Green. Purton scored three times without reply against Trowbridge Town thanks to Ashley Gooch, Tom Cadden and Kyle Murdoch. Winterbourne United and Easington Sports played out a goalless draw.

Division One (East)
Farnborough Reserves took the lead through Jordan Pearce early in the 1st period, but Ricki Putnam grabbed the points for visitors Penn & Tylers Green with his 2nd half brace.
Leaders Holyport had a nervous encounter with lowly Chinnor, only just winning when Matt Rolfe scored in the 85th minute.
Hungerford Town Reserves were three down to Chalfont Wasps thanks to goals from Fred Tripp, Ross Crawford and Bobby Hughes but a spirited comeback which saw Ian Concannon score twice from the spot was not quite enough to affect the outcome.
High flyers Milton United were comfortable winners over South Kilburn with pairs each from Paul Sanders and Chris Cooper. Replying for Kilburn were Marcus Fearon and Thomas Keron.