Harvington 3,

Evesham Utd U-13 B 3

ELLIOT Grady opened the scoring after a fine through ball from Tom Evans.

Harvington were soon level when a fine strike beat player of the match Leon Ballard who then saw a second flash past him before twice keeping United in the match.

Henry Woods made it 2-2 after Evans released him but Harvington then made it 3-2 before a third United goal from Woods, again assisted by Evans, meant honours were even.

Evesham Utd U-12 2,

Charlton Rvrs 0

UNITED took almost 30 minutes to break down Charlton's defensive strategy in a game that saw 15 attempts on goal.

During one of the attacks, Sam Ford was released by Louis Brown and his cross was headed in by Henry Woods.

The second half saw some excellent performances, notably from Harrison Cother who created a lot of problems up front, and Andrew Powell, Colin Philpott, James Coldrick and Owen Jones.

However attacks were constantly thwarted or broke down in the area due to a poor final ball.

Then, just when Rovers threatened to score, the ball broke from the resulting corner to Bryn Tomes who picked out Tom Evans in space to fire in Evesham's second.

Evesham Utd U-9 1, Bredon 2

UNITED returned to league action after a long break but they were behind in the first half when Bredon netted from a corner.

The dominant hosts wasted several openings and they were made to pay when a breakaway resulted in the visitors doubling their lead in the second period.

Evesham never gave up and Ryan Thompson's goal set up an exciting climax but it only proved a consolation. United's player of the match was Kieran Gurney.

Evesham Utd U-12 B 1,

Newtown Spts 1

BOTH sides missed early chances with Angus Steele going close for United who then took the lead thanks to a precision strike from Joe Iorns.

Tom Bennett's heroics at the opposite end kept Evesham in the match but he was helpless to prevent Sports levelling before half-time.

The second half produced more competitive action with Dan Wilcox coming closest to finding a winner with a shot that hit the side-netting.

Worcester City 2,

Evesham Utd U-13 4

UNITED'S first half dominance was rewarded with a Jake Hall free-kick and a goal from Olly Davies.

City hit back after the restart only for Michael Savidge to quickly restore Evesham's two-goal advantage.

Worcester again trimmed the arrears to one goal but an own goal sealed victory for the visitors for whom Ben Smith was named player of the match.

FC Phoenix 0,

Evesham Utd U-11 Girls 4

NATASHA Brotherton netted for a second successive game as United recorded a comfortable victory.

The other goals came from Zoe Mabbot, Danielle Monks and Ella Parry-Reece and there were few alarms at the opposite end where Jaspreet Bass helped repel the home side's rare attacking thrusts.

Littleton U-12 1, Peopleton 6

A FINE all-round display of effort and skill saw Peopleton emerge deserved winners.

George Hodgetts gave the visitors the lead and it was soon 2-0 when Jake Bartlett netted following a scramble.

David Jubb then made it 3-0 before their interval advantage was reduced as Littleton scored what proved to be only a consolation.

Peopleton continued to create chances up the slope and Jubb, Hodgetts and David Maughan all netted second half gals in what was a comfortable victory.

Badsey Rgrs U-11 9,

Gotherington 2

RANGERS fell behind early on but they were quickly level when defender Jack Hughes netted.

Goalkeeper Kieran Clarke was called into action to thwart a spirited Gotherington who then took the lead again following a throw-in.

Badsey reacted in clinical fashion and goals from Jonathan Bell and James Schembri gave the hosts the interval lead.

Their superiority continued after the restart when further goals from Schembri, Adriano Richie, Luke Richardson, Jack Milward and David Stanley set the seal on a fine victory.

Drakes Broughton 1,

Bredon Colts U-12 4

COLTS produced an impressive display against gritty opponents but had to wait until the stroke of half-time to break the deadlock when Arran Williams found the net.

The same player then doubled the lead before Drakes hit back only for a brace from Liam Lewis to seal Bredon's success.

Badsey Rgrs U-10 1, Broadway 0

SATURDAY'S top of the table clash between two unbeaten sides was decided by a solitary strike.

Both goalkeepers were kept busy but it was the Broadway custodian who was finally beaten when Ryan Dixon fired a fine right-footer into the corner.

The visiting goalkeeper excelled in the second half to deny Badsey another goal to settle the nerves. It didn't arrive but they hung on to claim a vital win with Joe Gisbourne also a sturdy figure in the home goal.

Crowle Searchers 1,

Badsey Rgrs U-8 11

BADSEY returned to league duty and recorded a convincing win after a far from comfortable opening period.

Two goals from Nathan Bolland and one from Robbie Wallace left Rangers 3-0 to the good at half-time after which a swift four-goal salvo after the restart ensured a relaxed final quarter.

The second half goals came courtesy of Bolland, Ryan Attwood, Jordan Lymn, Matthew Knight and captain Aaron Jelfs.