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Swindon Sunday Football League

From the Swindon Advertiser, first published Tuesday 21st Mar 2006.

Jovial Monk became the first team to reach the final of the Knockout Cup.

The Division Three side, who are currently challenging for their own league title and promotion, beat last year's runners-up Green Baize United from Division Seven 1-0, courtesy of an early first-half goal from Andy White.

Division 1 Juventus beat bottom club SKS Blyskawica 5-3 with Enzo Mazzotta completing a first-half hat-trick.

Jon Husband and sub Chris Cox netted the other Juve goals and the Blyskawica efforts came from Jeremy Hope, Phil Burchall and Ali Gray.

Division 2 Chris Allen put Swindon West Indians 1-0 up against Pewsey Saints only for Toby Clarke to equalise to make it 1-1.

Npower completed a double over Coleshill in successive weeks with a 1-0 away win.

Division 3 Rob Cunningham, Mark Smith and Jamie Ashby all scored in the Fox and Hounds' 3-2 win at Windmill, whose replies came from Dean Mason and Ross Kelly with a penalty.

Division 4 The big game in Division Four ended with RJK Ferndale edging out Intel 2-1.

Aaron Kaye and Neil Matthews put them 2-0 up before Phil Van Der Mortel pulled one back.

Ferndale now need to win their last match at home to bottom club Nationwide next week to clinch the title.

A Paul Andow double and an own goal helped Dynamo Ashton to a 3-1 home win against Nationwide.

Division 5 Joe Matano gave Castrol a valuable 1-0 win at leaders Nine Elms.

Dave Ashworth netted a hat-trick for Liden Sunday in their 4-2 home win over Dolphin, Gareth Walton bagged the other goal and the Dolphin replies came from 47-year-old Stuart Hall and Adam Cain.

Lava Lounge recorded a 3-0 home victory against Village Inn thanks to Craig Alexander, Andy Drinkwater and Dave Ford.

Adam Obree (3) and Matt Richards (2) enabled Red Lion Cricklade to maintain their challenge in a 5-1 win at Pennoes, Jason Cobb netted the Pennoes consolation.

Division 6 Bottom side Pertemps finished their season off on a high note. A second-half winner from Alan Hawthorne saw them to a fine 1-0 home win against GTS.

Matthew Hutchings and Tom Griffin gave Dennis Removals a 2-1 home success against Westlink, with Neil Strange replying for Westlink.

Division 7 Greenbridge MOT won a 10-goal thriller at Sandgate 6-4, thanks to doubles for Steve Butt, Justin Hyde and Rob Watts.

In the other game played Coleview won 5-2 at Swindon City. On target were Matt Boakes with a couple, Dan Ballinger, Nick Morris and an own goal.

City's replies came from Martin Roberts and Roger Keates.

Division 8 In the battle between second and third it was third who triumphed when Dorcan Old Boys beat Cats Solutions 2-0 through efforts from James Sutton and Graeme Little.

Chairman's Trophy finalists Greenmeadow are moving up the rails nicely after their 5-1 win at Thamesdown AFC.

Johnny Coole rattled in another four goals and there was one for Sean McGovern also.

Mike Gregory replied for Thamesdown.

The Bear Marlborough beat Curriers Arms 3-1 with Justin Guarnieri, Micky Jones and Charlie Bodle on target.

A Richie Baker goal was enough for West Swindon Wanderers to beat Milton Road WMC 1-0.

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