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Colden Common leapfrog into second as they produced a ruthless display to thrash managerless Blackfield & Langley 10-0, piling further misery on the Watersiders who arrived with only a starting XI and no substitutes available. The hosts needed just four minutes to open the scoring. Joao Ferreira found Cal Archer outside the box, and the midfielder rifled a low strike into the bottom corner beyond Ollie Bull.
Managerless Blackfield & Langley thrashed as Colden Common hit ten
The Stallions stormed into a four-goal lead in a ruthless first-half display in a 4-2 win over local rivals Alresford Town The hosts thought they had struck inside the opening minute when Cam Stone managed to lob keeper Ben Barnard, only for the offside flag to cut short the celebrations. They did not have to wait long. Just nine minutes in, Cal Archer threaded a pass into the path of Sam Woodward, who slid a low finish beyond Barnard to hand the Colden Common an early lead.
Colden Common run riot before late wobble against Alresford
The Stallions stormed into a four-goal lead in a ruthless first-half display in a 4-2 win over local rivals Alresford Town The hosts thought they had struck inside the opening minute when Cam Stone managed to lob keeper Ben Barnard, only for the offside flag to cut short the celebrations. They did not have to wait long. Just nine minutes in, Cal Archer threaded a pass into the path of Sam Woodward, who slid a low finish beyond Barnard to hand the Colden Common an early lead.
Mak Carney’s speech at the WEF is a damning contrast to Trump’s
Mark Carney rises to address world leaders, businessmen and bankers at the World Economic Forum. As the Canadian Prime Minister, he has faced constant attack from the US President Donald Trump with Trump stating that “they should be grateful to us, Canada. Canada lives because of the United States”.
We need more silly love songs
Mark Carney rises to address world leaders, businessmen and bankers at the World Economic Forum. As the Canadian Prime Minister, he has faced constant attack from the US President Donald Trump with Trump stating that “they should be grateful to us, Canada. Canada lives because of the United States”.
Biker hatches plan for Winchester cancer ward
“Ukraine flag in town“/ CC0 1.0 Despite having been in a devastating full-scale conflict with its imperialist neighbour for almost four years, the nation of Ukraine is not only fighting for its survival, but also its future. One way in which the fragile nation is attempting to protect its uncertain future is by promoting tourism within its borders.
Ukraine and the morality of war tourism
“Ukraine flag in town“/ CC0 1.0 Despite having been in a devastating full-scale conflict with its imperialist neighbour for almost four years, the nation of Ukraine is not only fighting for its survival, but also its future. One way in which the fragile nation is attempting to protect its uncertain future is by promoting tourism within its borders.
Wessex Division One: Colden Common comeback from behind to beat Cove
Wycombe Wanderers made a dramatic comeback with two goals from Meira Ashby, the second of which put her side ahead in the 63rd minute. Winchester’s Chelsie Hay opened the scoring in the 16th minute and doubled the lead shortly after, giving the flayers a comfortable 2-0 lead and the hope of being able to equal in points with the opponents in the league table.
Bishop’s Waltham Photography Society Exhibition
What do fireworks and iguanas from Costa Rica have in common? Within the cork-bored walls of a Church hosted an Iris tucked delicately next to a divine landmark of Winchester. Or maybe you might prefer the TV display with an elderly man thinking whether ‘to smile or not to smile’, or the Sandhurst Passing Out Parade. With a white dahlia and friendly faces that were willing to greet you at the door.
Hampshire Harriers mid season review:
The first half of the season has produced a mix of strong performances and narrow losses, leaving the Harriers well placed but aware that improvements are needed if they are to challenge higher up the table. With several crucial fixtures still to come, the second half of the campaign will be key in determining whether they can turn solid displays into more regular victories.