Southam United vs Malmesbury Victoria Matchday Programme

SOUTHAM UNITED VS MALMESBURY VICTORIA Saturday, 5 November, 2022 • 3pm • Bobby Hancocks Park

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CONTENTS Management

First Team Manager Richard Kay First Team Assistant Lee Petch First Team Assistant Lee Walkinshaw First Team Coach Ryan Champkins Goalkeeping Coach Alan Kinnear

Southam United Committee Owner/Chairman Michael Davis Secretary Amanda Woolley Events Manager Rachel Anderson Media Rhian Tilley First Team Rep Richard Kay Member Alan Kinnear

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LETTER FROM THE MANAGER Richard Kay

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First Team Liaison Group Photographer Marie Price Hospitality Lisa Walkinshaw Hospitality Amy Dunkley Media Rhian Tilley Matchday Groundsman Paul Kay

MATCH REPORT Hartpury University

Matchday Programme Editor/Design Rhian Tilley

10 14 WELCOME BACK

SOUTHAM UNITED FC

Ben Tennant

Our History

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LEAGUE STANDINGS

Malmesbury Victoria

Hellenic League Division 1

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HEAD COACH

RICHARD KAY

I would like to firstly welcome the staff, players and high level as shown against Pershore and Clanfield but then committee of Malmesbury Victoria to BHP for todays Hellenic be very sloppy and inexperienced in some other games. There league game. is a lot of factors that now determine performance. Quality of opposition, budgets, travel etc at this level. You can only gain Its another very tough game with our visitors pushing to be in the necessary experience by going through the highs and lows. the conversation for the playoffs. Since the beginning of the From the entire staff and players only myself and a handful of season it feels like we have played top 8 sides every week. players from our 18 man squad have experience of this level or Such is how the fixtures have worked out in the early part of higher. It’s not a quick process on, or off, the pitch but we are the season definitely going in the right direction.

It’s been another gruelling schedule for us as staff and players.

The Hartpury game rounded off 6 games in 14 days with a couple of monster away games in terms of travel thrown in.

I’ve tried to utilise the squad as much as possible to navigate this hectic period and not pick up injuries. A lot of changes have been made in the midweek cup games to give us any chance of picking up points in the league.

BHP is getting the love and dedication it has needed for years which will benefit the local community greatly. Mike deserves huge credit for grabbing BHP by the scruff of the neck and working tirelessly to provide a community facility.

Were nowhere near other clubs in terms of resources but since the re launch in 2019 the club has built a heart and soul that is unique and is why we have a chance of being competitive on the This period now from November-March separates the men pitch. Everyone associated with the club should be very proud. from boys in non league football. The weather becomes poor, I cant ask anymore from my staff and players that continue to the nights draw in and the pitches become heavy. For my represent the club for the love of the game. staff and the majority of players it’s all new. The schedule, the travel and relentless nature of semi professional non league I would also like to wish Mike a Happy Birthday from myself, the football. We are a massive work in progress and this season staff, players and everyone associated with the club! is a huge learning curve. We have made huge strides since the beginning of the season but the process is long with a lot of Enjoy the game ups and downs.

UTS As a team, individually and collectively, we are consistently inconsistent which is to be expected. We can play at a very

Rich Kay

“WE CAN PLAY AT A VERY HIGH LEVEL AS SHOWN AGAINST PERSHORE AND CLANFIELD BUT THEN BE VERY SLOPPY AND INEXPERIENCED IN SOME OTHER GAMES”

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A VERY SPECIAL

HAPPY BIRTHDAY WISH!

To the best Dad in the world on his very special day.

We would like to congratulate you on all the progress and respect you have gained in the football club and all around Southam and want you to know that we are so proud of what you have achieved.

As you are constantly doing everything you can to make the football club a successful place today we insist you have the day off and enjoy your birthday.

Happy Birthday to the worlds best Dad. Love from you number one fans Harry and Archie xxx

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MATCH REPORT

MATCH

Midfielder Ellis Champkins holds off an opposing player (main picture). Shane Osborne, through on goal, battles for a final touch (bottom picture).

REPORT

by David Hucker

Hellenic League Division 1, Bobby Hancocks Park, 29.10.22 SOUTHAM UNITED 1 (Lawes 85’)

HARTPURY UNIVERSITY 3 (Robinson 24’,42’, Baxter 75’)

Southam United suffered their second defeat of the week when going down 3-1 at Gloucester-based Hartpury University.

The two teams had met just once before, with Hartpury winning 2-1 at Bobby Hancocks Park in May 2021, and this win consolidated their position in the top half of the Uhlsport Hellenic League division one table, whilst Southam slipped to 13th.

Luca Robinson opened the scoring for the home side on 24 minutes and got his second three minutes before the break. A third from Ben Baxter in the 75th saw Hartpury on their way to a comfortable win, with substitute Jay Lawes getting an 85th minute consolation for Southam.

In midweek, Southam had gone down 3-2 at home to Kidlington Reserves in the Hellenic Floodlight League Cup. A goal in each half from Ethan Champkins and Melvin Mauritson, captaining the team on his last start for the club before returning to his native Denmark, were not enough to secure victory.

Next Saturday, Southam are at home to Malmesbury

Victoria (kick off 3.00pm).

Southam United: Hudson, Harris, Tennant, Neale, Watkin, Yeates, Ellis Champkins, O’Brien, Barby [Capt.], Ethan Champkins, Osborne Subs: Lawes, Dunn, Goddard, Feasey, King

SOUTHAM UNITED: Hudson, Harris, Tennant, Neale, Watkin, Yeates, Ellis Champkins, O’Brien, Barby (c), Ethan Champkins, Osborne Subs: Lawes, Dunn, Goddard, Feasey, King Subs not used: King, Bloomer PERSHORE TOWN: Baxter, Beadle, Fairnie, Hainault, Hall, Kang, Mahoney, McClure, Robinson, Sarkodie, Toland. Subs: Berry, Clarke, Cooper, Ralphson 08

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WELCOME BACK BEN!

AFTER THE 2020/21 SEASON WAS ABBREVIATED DUE TO THE COVID-19 OUTBREAK THE CLUB WENT THROUGH A TIME OF CHANGE; FROM THE PLAYERS AND STAFF, TO OWNERSHIP AND THE RUNNING OF BOBBY HANCOCKS PARK. ONE OF THOSE CHANGES SAW THE EVER POPULAR, AND EVER-PRESENT FIGURE ON THE BACK-LINE, BEN TENNANT LEAVE THE CLUB. AFTER A SEASON PLAYING ELSEWHERE AND HONING HIS CRAFT AWAY FROM BHP HE IS BACK FOR THE 2022/23 SEASON AND IS READY TO HELP THE TEAM IN THEIR FIRST SEASON BACK AT STEP 6 SINCE THE RE-LAUNCH IN 2019.

WE SPOKE WITH BEN AND DISCUSSED RE-JOINING THE TEAM, THE CHANGES IN THE SQUAD AND THE CLUB, HIS LEADERSHIP ATTRIBUTES, AND HOW HE BELIEVES THE RECENT ROLLER-COASTER OF RESULTS WILL EVEN OUT SOON. You’re back in the squad after a season away. How does it feel to be back at Southam?

“It’s good to be back. A lot of things have changed since I was last with Southam; new additions to the side and coaching staff, the way the clubs being ran with the clubhouse upstairs and the match day atmosphere.

Everything feels a lot better all round.

mostly changed, including keeper Lewis Hudson. How has it been adjusting back into the side and the new players around you in that position?

It’s nice seeing familiar faces but all the lads have welcomed me back and it feels like I never left. I’ve felt comfortable slotting back in I just need to get myself back to full fitness like I was when I previously played. We look to be building quite an experienced and comfortable back line, we just Some of your former teammates are also back in the team need to build a relationship which I’m sure will come the more we play together. >> (Simon, The Champkins, Kyle, etc.) but the back-line is

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The club is at Step 6 this year and playing in a strong league. How are you finding the competition compared the last time you were with Southam?

We had a very young and strong side when I was previously at Southam and arguably playing way off the standard we should have been at the time. Personally for me I am just getting up to speed with the fitness and pace of this level as having time away from it and also not having a proper pre-season has shocked me a bit coming back and playing. I think at this point of the season we’re starting to build a stronger side and can push up the table where I believe we can and should be and also have a strong finish in the competitive cup competitions we are in.

You’re still feeling your way back into Rich’s plans and the tactics surrounding the management’s style of play. What do you think you bring to the pitch; individually, and as part of the team that Rich will be looking for?

There are some great leaders on this team with players like Simon, Andy Yeates, and Wokko on the pitch. How do you see your role in the leadership and your play on the pitch?

All three players have good experience at a top level and I see myself amongst these lads. Previously having been a vice captain I know I have what it takes to be a leader in a team and also see myself as quite a positive figure in a changing room. I’ve always been a massive believer that if you work on being friends and having a good relationship off the pitch then you perform better on the pitch. That’s one thing I’m trying to do is be quite a lively figure and get all the lads together. To do with the football side I am just going to work hard and put 100% in when I’m on the pitch, try and push the side from the back by being strong defensively and playing out from the back to give our forward players the best possible chances. >>

I think being 27 now I bring a bit of experience to the side having played at this level and above most of my career.

I like to think I have a fairly decent left foot so can play football out from the back and play the ball in to dangerous positions. I know what Rich wants from me and that is to get myself fully match fit, which I am working hard to do in the gym as games are coming thick and fast at the minute.

The team has seen some up-and-down results since the beginning of the season. Is it still the belief in the squad that it’s due to a step up in play? Or are there things that are being actively worked on to create the results you’re looking for?

Rich has added some great coaches to the fold which are always giving us ways in which we can improve both personally and as a team. The feel around the team from a personal point of view is really good and the relationship between us all is good at the minute. I think we need to come together and prove that we are good enough to be amongst the top teams in the league which we have proved running Pershore close, narrowly losing 1-0, then defeating Clanfield, which I believe was our best performance of the season.

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Going into the game this weekend the team is going up against a team that, besides a defeat in their last match, they haven’t lost in 6 matches. Southam seems to do well this season against stronger, top half of the table, teams. What are management and the players focusing on going into the match?

Unfortunately I will be missing the game this weekend, which I’m gutted about, but I am going to Brussels for the weekend, so I will be supporting over the phone checking the Twitter for updates and wish all the lads the best of luck.

We’ve moved in to winter training now so the focus is massively on sharpness and playing with the ball at our feet under pressure. After the performance last game all the management and team agreed that we need to get back to basics and start winning the first and second balls which then boosts the confidence across the pitch. Winning the second ball in football is so important and it takes the pressure off you and allows you to build on the game.

The club has grown leaps and bounds; on the pitch, but especially off the pitch, in terms of management, the clubhouse and all of the ongoing projects. What are your thoughts on the directions the club are taking and the plans for the future?

From the minute I joined I could see the progress off the pitch. Everyone at the club has worked really hard. It’s great to see the work going on in the clubhouse and I’m looking forward to seeing the new floor which has been put down.

Mike looks to be doing a fantastic job getting the club back on its feet and hopefully as a team we can return all the hard work by winning something this season.

It’s great to see so many match day volunteers helping out and I would like to thank everyone who does so much for us to make our match day that little bit more special from turning up, to having all our kit and training wear, to finishing the game and having food to share with the lads. >>

Finally, any words for the supporters as they come out to BHP for the match against Malmesbury Victoria?

I really hope the lads can put on a big performance for everyone coming to watch against Malmesbury and can get three points on the board. Thank you to everyone who comes and watches us week in week out. It’s really appreciated and having people cheering us on makes the hard work worth it. And to the away supporters I hope you enjoy all the match day surroundings at BHP and a safe travel.•

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SOUTHAM UNITED FC Southam United was founded in 1905 following the amalgamation of two village teams. Southam United, or “Saints” as they are known, has a long and distinguished history From 1947 to 1956 the club won most of the titles in the then prestigious Coventry and North Warwickshire League culminating in the Coventry Evening Telegraph Cup. Saints moved into the Midland Combination in 1980/81 and immediately won the Division 3 title and completed the double by winning the Vase Final with a 3-1 victory over Kingsbury United. When the League was reorganised in 1983/84, United were invited into the Premier Division but after struggling for several seasons they were downgraded to Division 1 when it was discovered that their pitch was now too short owing to the construction of a bowling green next to it. It took until 1995/96 for United to get back into Premier Division football. In 1997/98 Saints enjoyed their most successful season in the Midland Combination finishing as Premier Division Runners Up and winning the Birmingham County FA Vase with a convincing 3-0 victory over Shirley Town.

All time leading goalscorer (over 1,000 goals) and record appearance holder is Bob Hancocks who served the Club loyally in virtually every capacity. In 2002 Bob and his wife Anne received a presentation from the Club to mark their over 50 years of loyal service to Southam United and their contributions to the game were finally recognised by the FA Long Service Award in June 2012.

In 2001 the Club merged with Southam Town FC, a progressive junior club formed in 1972 which, amongst other things, has pioneered Ladies and Girls football in Warwickshire. Long-term development plans have now been put into place to strengthen the football base in Southam both on and off the field.

The Club is an FA Charter Standard Community Club.

Currently, the Club’s range of junior teams runs from the Mini Soccer School (boys and girls of 5 years upwards) being introduced to the game in a fun and safe environment through the junior age groups up to the Under 16’s with some 250 players participating in coaching sessions and games throughout the season. The club also maintains a successful Wildcats and Girls section, encouraging more girls into the game and hoping to retain them for the future.

This is with a view to eventually growing our own Ladies team.

Southam United are also fully committed to supporting it’s volunteer coaches and developing homegrown officials.

All managers and coaches are supported in following their ambitions to complete FA coaching courses and as of the 21/22 season, the club has supported 3 of its former junior players to undertake their referee qualifications. With more to follow - subject to courses being available.

First Team results from 1998 to 2004 were largely disappointing. A sixth placed MidComb Premier Division finish in 2004/05 augured well for the future but could not be improved upon in season 2005/06 thanks to inconsistent league form. There was, however, some comparative success in Cup competitions, including an appearance in the first ever Cup Final at the Ricoh Arena, when Saints finished as Runners Up to Coundon Court in The Coventry Charity Cup. Cup success was achieved in 2008/09 as the Club lifted the BCFA Midweek Floodlit Challenge Cup with a convincing 3 - 1 victory over Darlaston Town and again in 2010/11 with victory in the Telegraph Challenge Cup Final at The Ricoh Arena. Runners Up spot in the Premier Division was achieved in 2011/12 when the team fell away with the finishing line in sight.

In both 2012/13 and 2013/14 the Club were runners up in the BCFA Midweek Floodlit Cup; and in 2014/15 were beaten finalists in the Les James Cup at Walsall’s Banks’s Stadium and the Coventry Charity Cup at Coventry City’s Ricoh Arena.

Following a period of transition for the First Team and an absence of several seasons, the First Team successfully returned in 2018/19 playing in the Hellenic league and managed by Rich Kay. Since this time, and despite the challenge of COVID, the team have gone from strength to strength, gaining promotion and in the 2021/22 season are playing in the Oxford Senior League Premier. After one season in the OSL Prem the team was promoted to the UHL Hellenic League Division 1 at step 6 football, where they are looking to springboard to the next level.

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Today’s opposition

MALMESBURY VICTORIA The Club was originally formed in 1898, and was known as Malmesbury Town, then Malmesbury United. Then in the 1960’s, amalgamated with a successful Swindon Club known as Swindon Victoria.

The Club has played in various locations in and around the Town before eventually settling on the present site, known as The Flying Monk Ground. The ground was previously owned by the pub known as The Flying Monk.

There have been ups and downs over the past few years, but in 1999/2000 the Club was extremely successful with both Saturday sides winning their respective Leagues for the first time since 1974. The first team won the Wiltshire Premier League to clinch promotion to the Hellenic League, with the reserves winning the equivalent Junior Division to gain promotion to the Premier Division.

During their first season in the Hellenic League the first team acquitted themselves well to finish 4th in the League. Since then things have been much harder to finish in the top half of the league, but in 2001/2002 the Club did win the Wiltshire Senior Cup. 2004/2005 saw the Club decide to start an Under 18’s team in the Wiltshire Floodlit League.

The Club has made huge steps to improve the facilities, in the summer of 2004 the giant step of installing floodlights was completed and the summer of 2005 saw the complete refurbishment of the Clubhouse.

In the 2006/07 season, we were unlucky not to get promotion into the Hellenic Premier League, finishing in fourth place.

The following season 2007/08, we had a poor start, and half way through, after a change of management finished the season in 15th place.

The 2008/09 season saw the Club finish in the runners-up spot in Division 1 West, and with it came promotion to the Hellenic Premier Division, this being the Club’s highest level of football in its history. However, the Club was relegated at the end of 2009/10 as the ground had not reached the required standard to continue in that division.

After dropping down and asking local legend, Wayne Kibble to run the senior sides and return a focus to local players, the club saw great success in the Wilts premier league, ending in being champions in 2014/15 season and gaining promotion to the Western League for 2016/17 season and finishing in a very respectable 9th position. Following a mid-table finish in 2017/18, League re-structuring has seen the club return to the Hellenic League in the 1 West Division where we look forward to renewing old friendships and making new ones.

The Club is in the early discussion stages to move to a new ground close to the present one, but high enough not to have to worry about flooding.

*All information acquired from Malmesbury Victoria

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22/23 LEAGUE STANDINGS HELLENIC LEAGUE DIVISION 1

POS

TEAM

POS

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PLAYER NAME

P

TEAM

W

D

APPS

L

GOALS

GD

PTS

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MEET THE 2022/23 TEAM

RICHARD KAY

First Team Manager

SIMON BARBY

Position: Midfield DOB: 11.12.1989

CRAIG

WATKIN

Position: Defense DOB: 13.01.1987

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LEE

LEE PETCH

WALKINSHAW

RYAN CHAMPKINS First Team Coach

Goalkeeper Coach

RYAN HARRIS

PATRICK O’BRIEN

BEN TENNANT

KYLE LOCKLIN

First Team Assistant

First Team Assistant

Position: Defense DOB: 21.05.1996

Position: Midfield DOB: 12.08.1992

JAY

SOLOMON

Position: Forward DOB: 02.07.2000

Position: Forward DOB: 06.07.1999

LAWES

BLOOMER

Position: Defense DOB: -

ADAM

NEALE

Position: Defense DOB: 24.04.1998

ALAN KINNEAR

Position: Defense DOB: 24.10.1991

CALLUM

STEWART

Position: Defense DOB: 31.01.2006

SUFC 2022/23 TEAM

KASEY SMITH

CHARLIE GREEN

LEWIS HUDSON

RYAN KING

Position: Midfield DOB: -

Position: Defense DOB: 02.08.2000

Position: Goalkeeper DOB: 01.08.2000

Position: Goalkeeper DOB: -

ETHAN

ANDY

SAM

SHANE

CHAMPKINS Position: Forward DOB: 28.09.2000

BRADLEY GODDARD Position: Forward DOB: 12.04.2002

YEATES

Position: Midfield DOB: 02.01.1991

ELLIS CHAMPKINS Position: Midfield DOB: 01.09.2002

DUNN

Position: Defense DOB: 12.01.1997

THEO DRUMMOND Position: Forward DOB: 18.10.2004

JOSH DIXON

OSBORNE

Position: Forward DOB: 26.06.1995

Position: Forward DOB: 16.11.1999

ALFIE SPEED

Position: Defense DOB: 03.10.1999

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OPPOSITION Bishops Itchington (H) Long Crendon (H) Abingdon United (A) Milton United (H) FC Stratford (A) Bourton Rovers (H) Morton Rangers (H)

RESULT W 2-1 L 5-2 L 1-0 L 0-3 D 0-0 L 1-3 W 6-3

STARTING XI Hudson, Bloomer, Speed, Neale, Fitzmaurice, Barby*, El Cham Hudson, Dunn, Bloomer, Neale, Fitzmaurice, Barby, El Champk Hudson, Dunn, Green~, Neale, Harris, Yeates, El Champkins, B Hudson, Bloomer, Green, Neale, Locklin, Yeates, El Champkins Hudson, Dunn, Green, Neale, Barby, Yeates, El Champkins, O’B Hudson, Dunn, Green, Neale, Barby*, Yeates, O’Brien, Osborne Hudson, Dunn*, Green, Neale, Harris*, Barby, El Champkins, Y

Kidlington Res (A) Pershore Town (H) Littleton (A)

W 3-1 L 1-0 W 4-0

Skidmore, Dunn, Stewart, Barby, Harris, Yeates, El Champkins Skidmore, Bloomer, Harris, Barby, Tennant, Osborne, Yeates, Hudson, Bloomer~, Stewart, Harris, Watkin, Yeates, Dixon*, E

Shipston Excelsior (H) Cheltenham Saracens (H) Cirencester Town Dev (H) Smethwick Rangers (A) Clanfield 85 (H) Kidlington Res (H) Hartpury University (A)

W 8-1 L 3-2 W 2-1 L 2-0 W 1-0 L 3-2 L 3-1

Feasey, Bloomer, Tennant, Harris, Watkin*, Yeates, El Champk Hudson, Bloomer, Tennant, Harris*, Watkin, Yeates, Smith, Ba Hudson, Bloomer, Stewart, Harris, Watkin, El Champkins, Et C Hudson, Bloomer, Tennant, Watkin, Locklin, Yeates, Barby, El C Hudson, Harris, Tennant, Neale, Watkin, O’Brien, Dixon*, El Ch King, Dunn, Tennant, Neale, Watkin, Yeates, Dixon, O’Brien, Ma Hudson, Harris, Tennant, Neale, Watkin, Yeates, El Champkins

Malmesbury Victoria (H) Newent Town (A) Shortwood United (H) Stonehouse Town (A) Calne Town (H) Cheltenham Saracens (A) Cirencester Town Dev (A) Clanfield 85 (A) Hartpury University (H) Malmesbury Victoria (A) Newent Town (H) Shortwood United (A) Stonehouse Town (H) Abingdon United (H) Long Crendon (A) Bourton Rovers (A) Milton United (A) FC Stratford (H) Moreton Rangers (A) Kidlington Res (H) Pershore Town (A) Littleton (H)

RESULTS Symbols: * Goal Scored Captain ~ Player of the Match

mpkins, Et Champkins, Osborne, Lawes, Mauritson kins~, Et Champkins, Mauritson*, Osborne*, Dixon Barby, Mauritson, Osborne, Et Champkins s, Et Champkins, Drummond, Lawes, Dixon Brien, Mauritson, Osborne, Et Champkins e, Mauritson, Lawes, Dixon Yeates, Bloomer, Lawes**, Osborne*

SUBSTITUTES Skidmore, Boe(74), Drummond*(68), Green(85) O’Brien, Drummond(72), Boe, Green, Speed Drummond(sub), Skidmore, O’Brien(sub), Dixon(sub), Boe Dunn, Speed, Osborne, Mauritson, Barby Dixon (sub), Bloomer (sub), Boe (sub), Feasey Bloomer (sub), Drummond (sub), Boe (sub), Fitzmaurice Dixon*(sub), O’Brien (sub), Tennant (sub), Skidmore

s, O’Brien, Osborne, Mauritson**, Dixon* El Champkins, Mauritson, Dixon, Et Champkins El Champkins, Mauritson, Barby**, Osborne

Goddard (sub), Bloomer (sub), King, Drummond, Tennant King, Goddard, Watkin, O’Brien, Drummond (45’) Lawes* (sub), King, Et Champkins (sub), Neale (sub), Goddard

kins, Et Champkins*, Mauritson, Barby, Dixon*** arby, Mauritson*, Lawes, Dixon Champkins, Smith, Mauritson*, Osborne, Dixon Champkins, Lawes, Et Champkins, Osborne hampkins, Osborne, Barby, Et Champkins auritson*, El Champkins, Et Champkins* s, O’Brien, Barby, Et Champkins, Osborne

Goddard* (sub), Neale* (sub), O’Brien* (sub), Osborne (sub), Stewart (sub) Goddard (sub), Locklin (sub), Stewart, Neale (sub), Dunn Lawes* (61), King, Locklin, Tennant~ (45’), O’Brien (70’) Dixon (sub), Mauritson (sub), Neale (sub), O’Brien (sub), King Mauritson (71), Dunn (92), Bloomer, King, Goddard (83) Osborne (sub), Hudson, Bloomer, Harris (sub), Barby (sub) Lawes* (sub), Dunn, Goddard, Feasey, King

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SOUTHAM UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB First Team Manager: Richard KAY First Team Assistant: Lee PETCH First Team Assistant: Lee WALKINSHAW First Team Coach: Ryan CHAMPKINS Goalkeeping Coach: Alan KINNEAR

MALMESBURY VICTORIA FOOTBALL CLUB Manager: Ant BROWN Assistant Manager: Jordan STALLARD Coach: Tim BOND Physio: Becca MAYNARD

Simon BARBY (c) Solomon BLOOMER Ellis CHAMPKINS Ethan CHAMPKINS Josh DIXON Theo DRUMMOND Sam DUNN Charlie GREEN Bradley GODDARD Ryan HARRIS Lewis HUDSON Ryan KING Jay LAWES Kyle LOCKLIN Melvin MAURITSON Adam NEALE Patrick O’BRIEN Shane OSBORNE Kasey SMITH Alfie SPEED Callum STEWART Ben TENNANT Craig WATKIN Andy YEATES

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