WOKINGHAM District Schools Under 11s came from behind to beat Woking 5-2 in their Southern Counties Cup quarter-final, writes Richard Ashton.
The visitors found themselves 2-0 down inside 15 minutes – the first after just seven seconds – but began their fightback when Zachary Waight poked the ball over the line.
Then on the stroke of half-time, a long-distance effort from Max Smith bobbled past passed the keeper to make it 2-2.
Wokingham (pictured above) were much more clinical in front of goal after the break and the first of three second-half goals came when Smith drilled in a free-kick which nestled into the bottom corner.
The high intensity remained as Waight continued to create chances for himself and eventually grabbed a second, before Scott Morgan added to his season’s tally with a perfectly placed volley.
- AMELIA Humphrey scored five times as Ascot United U15 Diamonds thrashed Kempton 12-1.
Simran Karia also helped herself to a hat-trick, with the other goals coming from Amy Cogdon, April Harding, Darcey Young and Freya Johnson.
Daniel Martin-Cenzano bagged four goals and Alex Good scored a penalty as the U15 Aces thrashed Reeves Rangers Blues 5-0.
Megan Willson-Rymer, Millie Allerton and Amy Laurence got the goals as the U18 Diamonds beat Wealdstone Ladies 3-1, but a Ben Fuller brace and a Robbie Veasey strike were insufficient for the U16 Youth, who lost 4-3 to Carshalton Athletic Blues.
Cameron Gilbert and Christian Gunner netted for the U16 Royals in their 4-2 defeat to Barton Rovers, while Charlie Reuby grabbed a consolation as the U12 Royals lost 4-1 to Berks County Lions.
Jake Miles was on target for the U14 Youth, but they lost 5-1 to Corinthian Casuals, but goals from Lawson Jones and Ethan Best helped the U13 Youth edge past Chipstead 2-1.
Kieron Argrave and Luke Frewin scored for the U14 Eagles in their 3-2 defeat to Westwood Wanderers, while the U12 Arrows lost 1-0 to Hearts of Tedlothian Panthers.
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