Jan 2021 League statement
This is an update with regards to the continuation, or otherwise, of the 2020/21 league season, given the latest position concerning the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Board of the Pitching In Southern Football League has, together with its fellow Trident Leagues, reviewed the implications of the latest government lockdown.
The matter was also discussed at length by the FA’s Alliance Committee earlier this week.
In order to reach a decision that will apply across Steps 3 & 4 in the National League System, and which is informed by the views of all clubs at Steps 3 & 4, clubs will shortly be asked by the Football Association to provide views on whether the 2020/21 season should be terminated and, if not, what the alternative should be.
This will take the form of a short survey.
Independent of that survey, all three of the Trident League’s Boards hold the view that the season should cease immediately and be declared null and void.
The ultimate decision lies with the FA Council, following a proposal made by the Alliance Committee but no proposal will be drafted until clubs’ views have been collated and assessed.
In the meantime, the Pitching In Southern Football League is postponing all fixtures up to and including Saturday 6th March since there is no suggestion that the national lockdown will be lifted prior to said date.
The league will continue to provide its Member Clubs with updates as and when it is able to do so.
Jason Mills
Operations Manager
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Match Reports
Cinderford 1 Winchester 2
Winchester showed great character in bouncing back from their disappointment at Highworth with a 2-1 win at Cinderford and came back from one goal behind to earn the three points. It was their first ever win at Cinderford's ground in seven attempts as although they have previously achieved three wins against Cinderford, all of these were at Winchester's ground.
Certainly Cinderford's ground has not been a particularly happy hunting ground for Winchester in the past with three draws and three losses from six previous visits and last season Cinderford did the double over Winchester for the first time.. In the most recent of these three draws at Cinderford's ground the stalemate earned Cinderford a playoff place at Winchester's expense.
At the start of the current season Cinderford appointed Steve Cleal who had been in charge of Bishops Cleeve for six years as manager and he replaces Paul Michael who has taken over at Yate..
They have made a few signings in recent weeks, but have been rebuilding the team from last season. However it is no mean achievement to come here in midweek with not everyone available and return with three points.
Cinderford went into this match with 2 wins, 1 draw and 3 losses from 6 league games, but are one of eight sides from this decision to progress in the F A Trophy. and they play Bracknell in this competition on Saturday. In the F A Cup though after beating Brimscombe and Thrupp they will have been disappointed to lose 6-5 on penalties to Wootton Bassett having been 2-0 ahead in the actual game.
Winchester made two changes to the starting line-up from Saturday with Joe Hayward and Reece Rusher who both came on as substitute at Highworth coming in. Josh Davies who Hayward replaced dropped to the bench, with Rob Carr whom Rusher replaced not among the four Winchester substitutes.
Early ont the Cinderford goalkeeper had to make good saves from Ollie Balmer and Tyrell Mitford, but it was then Charlie Philpot's turn to make a good save. However iin the 14th minute Cinderford took the lead as a result of a well struck shot from Kieran Alder that went in off the cross bar.
Winchester however drew level on the half hour with Ollie Balmer scoring from a free kick after Tyrell Mitford was fouled. Balmer then set up Rusher whose effort was wide as was an attempt by a Cinderford player later in the half. Before half time a good run by Josh McCormick is stopped at the expense of a free kick, but it remains 1-1 at the interval..
In the opening 10 minutes of the half both goalkeepers made good saves with Winchester's Danny King being denied, but 11 minutes into the half a header from Robbie Flooks gave Winchester the lead.
Ollie Balmer twice came close to increasing Winchester's lead having one shot just wide and another shot saved.
Winchester made three substitutions bringing in Kel Akpobire in for his first appearance of the season and they also replaced Dan Bradshaw with Ollie Griggs and Dan Williamson for Reece Rusher. Goalscorer Robbie Flooks then made a contribution at the other end of the pitch by clearing one effort off the line as Winchester completed a great victory.
Highworth Town 1 Winchester City 0
For the second successive Saturday Winchester City were beaten by Highworth Town on a frustrating afternoon. Once again they were denied by an opposing goalkeeper in inspired form and had several near misses. Ashley Edenborough once again played an important part in proceedings even though he was on the pitch for 20 minutes, but he scored the decisive goal after an indirect free kick was passed to him. He scored with a great strike, but there wax considerable frustration in the Winchester camp that the free kick that led to the goal was awarded for a pass back, when it seemed that their player had won the ball fairly in a tackle and indeed goalkeeper Charlie Philpott picked up the ball in good faith.
Winchester made one change to the starting line-up from Tuesday with Charlie Philpott replacing Ryan Pryce in goal. They however noted that for Highworth Luke Kuczynski was in goal in place of the injured Connor Johns who was the hero of the previous week and Edenborough was on the substitutes bench.
Highworth went into this match having lost to Frome in midweek, but next week have an F A Trophy match against Swindon Supermarine i, having fortunately in a lot of people's eyes beaten us the previous Saturday.
Wet conditions made good football difficult, but in a goalless first half Winchester certainly had the better chances. A quickly taken free kick by Dan Bradshaw led to Ollie Balmer having a shot saved and from a ball by Rob Carr Tyrell Mitford shot narrowly wide. Balmer had an effort cleared off the line, Josh Davies headed just wide and both Balmer and McCormick both had efforts deflected for a corner. At the other end Philpott did not have more than routine saves to make,, although Sean Wood and Callum Parsons had efforts that were not far off target.
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In the final 5 minutes of the half Kuczynski makes his best save of the half when he keeps out an effort from Rob Carr.
Although in the second half Highworth looked dangerous on the break Winchester were still in the ascendancy. Balmer sets up Miitford who shoots just wide, Mitford puts Carr, through, but Kuczynski makes another good save. At the other end Ollie Rejek sets up Leon Morrison whose shot is off target.
In the 70th minute Winchester having already replaced Josh Davies with Joe Hayward, bring on Graeme Purdy to replace Tyrell Mitford , and it is also around this time that Edenborough enters the fray.
Purdy is soon in the thick of the action. having a shot saved, while Rob Flooks also has a. header well saved and McCormick also shoots narrowly wide. At the other end Callum Parsons heads just over following a free kick from Sean Wood.
However the all important goal then came. In the exchanges that followed the awarding of the free kick Highworth's Rob Dean received a red card Perhaps realising that this was the best chance for the 10 men of Highworth to produce a goal Winchester put virtually everyone in the wall, but unfortunately Edenborough's effort was good enough to elude them all.
Clearly feeling a sense of injustice at the decision that led to the goal you could see the determination etched on the faces of the Winchester players as they tried to get back in the game.
Reece Rusher who hd come on as substitute and Ollie Balmer also force good saves from the Highworth goalkeeper and Jamie Barron has an effort deflected wide and on other occasions Highworth players get in crucial blocks. Highworth still look dangerous on the break at times and Sean Wood finds himself in a good position, but is unable to control the ball.. However despite Winchester's efforts they failed to score and suffered their second 1-0 defeat in the league this season
Winchester City 3 Bristol Manor Farm 2
By Malcolm Clarke
Winchester returned to winning ways with a 3-2 win against Bristol Manor Farm. In their last four games they had achieved a great win against AFC Totton, but had lost three encounters
games by the odd goal despite having enough of the encounter game to have got something from it and been eliminated from both the F A Cup and the F A Trophy in the process. However on a positive note the victory against Bristol Manor Farm moved them up to third in the table and they attracted a crowd of 176 which is a good figure for a midweek game to wsittness it.
Bristol Manor Farm who are in mid-table also went into this match having suffered recent disappointment and were eliminated from both the F A Cup and F A Trophy in a four day period.
Having reached the 3rd qualifying round of the F A Cup for the third successive season they were eliminated on penalty kicks and on Saturday they lost in the F A Trophy to Willand Rovers who in Monday's draw were the lucky team to be given a bye to the next round.
With Danny King returning from suspension and Dan Bradshaw returning from injury Winchester
were able to make two changes to the starting line-up from Saturday with Dan Williamson and Ollie Griggs dropping to the bench. Josh McCormick reverted to right back, while Kieran Douglas injured in the warm-up on Saturday and Simba Mlambo injured in the under 23 match on Thursday were still out, while goalkeeper Charlie Philpott was coming back from Loughborough on the day of the match and the uncertainty regarding his time of arrival meant he was not in the squad for this encounter.
The match was played at a fast and furious pace, but Winchester took the lead in the second minute when Ollie Balmer who appeared to be given a more forward role than usual broke clear and slotted home. However at the other end Ryan Pryce made an excellent save to deny Lewis Leigh-Gilchrist and the follow up was well blocked. Max Smith came close to increasing Winchester's lead when he shot narrowly wide, but soon afterwards he went off injured and was replaced by Ollie Griggs.
Eleven minutes from half time the visitors drew level when a penalty was awarded for a push. Many people regarded it as a soft penalty, but Bristol Manor Farm captain Jay Adams takes a good penalty to level the scores.
The first half saw both teams get in crucial blocks to keep the opposition out, but it was all square at the interval.. Rob Flooks did though have a header cleared off the line.
In the second half Pryce made a good save to deny Dan Spencer which proved crucial as almost immediately Winchester broke away and the moved that followed resulted in Josh McCormick scoring the all important second goal.
Rob Carr had a shot saved by Luc Rees in the visitors goal, but 11 minutes after going behind Bristol Manor Farm were level when Dan Spencer followed up after Sam Boulton's initial shot was saved. Having come from behind to achieve three of their four victories in previous encounters with Winchester you wondered then whether another of their comebacks was on its' wsy..
Marcus Day shot just wide for the visitors, but with 13 minutes to go Balmer again broke clear and slotted home.
Winchester bought on Graeme Purdy and Joe Hayward in the game's second period, and this time they were able to retain the lead and win three valuable points in a keenly contested game.
Highworth 2 Winchester City 1
For the Fourth successive season Winchester exited the F A Trophy at the first hurdle with all of #the losses coming at the hands of teams that have won the championship of the Hellenic League this century and been promoted to the Southern League. For Highworth whose 2-1 win was their first success against Winchester in five attempts it enabled them to become one of eight teams from the Southern League South Division to progress to the next round, and in their third season as a Southern League club their first ever win in the competition.
In truth it was a game of two halves with Winchester 2-0 down at the break very much in the ascendancy in the game's second period, but having pulled a goal back early in the half could not quite get the equalizing goal. However it was perhaps significant that Highworth named their goalkeeper Connor Johns as their man of the match.
Winchester made four changes from the previous week. Goalkeeper Charlie Philpott is on loan from Eastleigh who did not want him cup-tied, which meant that Ryan Pryce a regular for the previous three seasons was in goal. Josh Davies came in at centre back with Kieran Douglas on the bench, while Max Smith replaced Simba Mlambo. Danny King's one match suspension meant that Dan Williamson came in at right back with Josh McCormick reverting to left back.
Although no individual played particularly badly the three changes to the back four meant that in the game's first period Winchester's defence as a unit had difficulty in coping with Ashley Edenborough in the first period and in the game's first half hour with the Highworth striker having one shot saved, hit the side netting once, on another occasion forced Ryan Pryce to rush from his goal to head clear and he looked lively throughout. At the other end both Ollie Balmer and Max Smith both forced Johns to save at the expense of a corner with the save from Balmer being a particularly good one.
However goals in he 38th and 41st minutes enabled Highworth to go into the interval with a 2-0 lead. Firstly a ball from Sean Wood enabled Edenborough to have a shot that Ryan Pryce could only parry into the path of Callum Parsons who was able to score at close range and then Wood set up Edenborough who scored with a great strike.
Winchester bought on Liam Callaghan for Ollie Griggs at the interval and they started the second half well forcing several corners and when Rob Flooks headed home a cross from Jamie Barron in the 50th minute they were very much back in the game. However despite dominating virtually all of the remainder of the game they could no get the all important second goal. They had a shot deflected on to a post, saw Johns make a particularly good save from Callaghan after good work from Tyrell Mitford had created the chance.and save an effort from Balmer at the expense of a corner.
Reece Rusher and Joe Hayward came on in the latter stages of the second half and the former came close to scoring as Winchester had wave after wave of attacks with Highworth having the only occasional breakaway.
Evesham edge out Citizens
By Matt Richbell
Winchester saw their unbeaten league start to the season come to an end with a 1-0 home defeat against Evesham United, writes Matt Richbell. A crowd of 244 watched on as both sides battled in an evenly contested encounter and late refereeing decisions potentially denied City a deserved point against their Gloucestershire counterparts.
City started the game well and Tyrell Mitford came close to putting City ahead, but his header hit the crossbar and went over. Evesham punished Mitford's miss and went down the other end and scored from close range following an error in defence. Jamie Barron came close to equalising for City but his volley was well saved.
After the restart, Rob Carr almost levelled for the hosts, but his shot was cleared off the line. Just after the hour mark, Josh McCormick sent a dangerous free-kick into the box and an Evesham defender headed it against his own crossbar. Olly Balmer nearly equalised for City but his effort was saved and then substitute, Graeme Purdy, headed just wide. Charlie Philpott was called into action at the other end to keep City in the game. Josh Davies nearly salvaged a point late on for the hosts, but his header went just over the bar.
Winchester 0 Evesham United 1
Winchester lost their 100% league record when they lost 1-0 to a strong and resilient Evesham team who had not previously won in the league, but had won ties in both the F A Cup and F A Trophy. This is the seventh season that Winchester and Evesham have been in the same division and in each of the previous six Evesham have won one of the two league games between the clubs without completing the double. Winchester will be hoping that after the return fixture between the clubs the latter record will remain intact.
Both Winchester and Evesham had the previous Saturday gone out of the F A Cup to a former National League club with Evesham losing out to Tamworth..
Prior to the game a minute's silence was observed in memory of club stalwarts Ray Broad and Alan Austin who passed away and this was impeccably observed.
Evesham bought their usual enthusiastic following who turned out in good numbers and helped swell the crowd to an impressive 244. Earlier in the year they appointed Neil Hunt who has strong connections to the Evesham area as manager.
Winchester were without the midfield duo of Dan Bradshaw and Max Smith with Simba Mlambo who was making his first appearance of the season and Ollie Griggs scorer of the winner at AFC Totton coming in to the starting line-up with Liam Callaghan appearing on the bench for the first time this season.
Early on Mlambo shoots over for Winchester, while Rob Carr and Ollie Balmer combine to set up Jamie Barron whose effort was saved. However Winchester came closer to scoring when good play by Carr provided an opportunity for Tyrell Mitford whose effort hit the top of the cross bar.
However Winchester fell behind in the 21st minute when Kieran Douglas who has been a rock at the back for Winchester this season uncharacteristically miskicked and prevented Josh Hunt with an opportunity to score from close range which he took.
Before half time Jamie Barron had an effort saved by Lewis Clayton in the Evesham goal, but the visitors were generally a hard team to break down and also at times looked dangerous going forward. Winchester though trailed 1-0 at the interval and during the course of the half had replaced Rob Flooks with Josh Davies.
Winchester though started the second half brightly and it required a goal line clearance by Evesham captain Matt Williams to keep out Rob Carr. However generally speaking the second half was more end to end with Winchester applying a lot of pressure and Evesham looking dangerous on the break. During the course of the second half Winchester bought on Graeme Purdy and he gave them a greater aerial presence especially at set pieces. At the other end Jamie Lucas was virtually clean through, but he found it difficult to control the ball and the Winchester defenders were able to clear the danger.
Both goalkeepers made good saves with Philpott doing well to keep out Calvin Dinsley and Lewis Clayton in the visitors goal saving well from Balmer. Philpott made another important save, but Winchester were creating a lot of attacking movements without being able to score the decisive goal against a determined Evesham team.
Purdy, Kieran Douglas and Josh Davies all had headers that were off target during Winchester's spell of pressure and right at the death Philpott went up for a set piece, but in the end it was Evesham who took the three points. Kieran Douglas displayed one bit of skill during the second half when he controlled the ball superbly, held off a couple of challenges before putting a good ball forward.
Davos View
Winchester City 0-1 Evesham
Disappointing result but without Max and Dan who have been integral that was a blow, however against a direct side who smashed it forward at every opportunity on a very bobbly pitch we didn’t produce the sort of stuff we have been, credit to them for getting the goal and preventing us playing! Even their goal came courtesy of an horrific bobble meaning Kinger missed his clearance allowing a tap in, unfortunate in the extreme.
They had a few chances on the break and Charlie made a few good stops but in truth it was wave after wave of us and we couldn’t get the equaliser. Also a couple of stone wall pens not given.
In the end it’s a loss but the efforts from the lads has been sensational, I believe in our style of playing and I wouldn’t want to put out a side to attempt to play any other way, we will win more than we lose but we have to sometimes win an ugly game like today if we want to be a really good side.
Work in progress!
Up the citizens
AFC Totton 1-2 Winchester City
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his group of players are the very best I could wish for, budgets on display elsewhere dwarf anything we have, by a long way, however the spirit, togetherness and style that they do it with is a joy!
It means nothing to be 9 from 9 including away wins at melksham and totton who were both pre start favourites, is outstanding, but we can sit back and enjoy them results.
Some of the displays truly outstanding, will pick a couple out, Balmer and McCormick, both of which deemed surplus to requirements to our opponents when they were blackfield! We bring them in, work with them and shine them up a bit, develop them in areas and give them a platform to go and play! Whole display a different class though in all aspects football wise when 11v11 we played great stuff and the resilience when down to 10 incredible.
Well done boys, we are counting the cost now though with knocks, hope Dan Bradshaw can be back soon following his head injury, he has been superb with Max so far, Griggsy to come on and slide home the winner though says it all about the group.
Up the winch! Hope you all enjoy the win, you all deserve it as we do things with a class as a club that I am very proud of, more and more things that you experience at places like today shows that in an abundance.
Bath City 3-2 Winchester City
Couldn’t be prouder of that group of players and staff trudging home after completely going toe to toe with a side who were play offs at step 2 last season away from home!
A hardy few committee members only able to witness it, I hope that some who were able to witness it can give their view. Absolutely went for the win, not just to sit and get rolled over.
Well done boys, unbelievable group of people let alone very talented and care about the squad and pride in the shirt they wear!
Clevedon
Outstanding Saturday, simply outstanding, tonight for long spells extremely poor in comparison, albeit if we didn’t give them a super sloppy goal at 3-0 up we would have gone on and scored a few more I think, we gave them a lifeline! They didn’t create anything with quality but with long balls and sheer effort which deserves respect and that’s why games against lower opposition is very hard.
Still 3 wins from 3 games, 2 vital prize money wins and we roll on. 2 sides in our league went out to sides in Clevedons league tonight, them games are always banana skins but we got the job done.
Delighted for the whole club. Up the citizens!
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1st team fixtures
Saturday matches start at 3pm midweek matches at 7:45 unless otherwise stated.
Date | Opposition | H/A |
Sat 02 Jan | Basingstoke Town | A |
Sat 09 Jan | Paulton Rovers | A |
Sat 16 Jan | Bideford | A |
Sat 23 Jan | Barnstaple Town | A |
Tue 26 Jan | AFC Totton | H |
Sat 30 Jan | Cinderford Town | H |
Tue 02 Feb | Moneyfields | A (19:30) |
Sat 06 Feb | Sholing | A |
Sat 13 Feb | Larkhall Athletic | H |
Wed 17 Feb | Slimbridge | A (19:30) |
Sat 20 Feb | Paulton Rovers | H |
Tue 23 Feb | Cirencester Town | H |
Sat 27 Feb | Willand Rovers | A |
Sat 06 Mar | Slimbridge | H |
Sat 13 Mar | Cirencester Town | A |
Sat 20 Mar | Highworth Town | H |
Sat 27 Mar | Evesham United | A |
Sat 03 Apr | Bideford | H |
Mon 05 Apr | Thatcham Town | A |
Sat 10 Apr | Melksham Town | H |
Sat 17 Apr | Bristol Manor Farm | A |
Sat 24 Apr | Frome Town | A |
Sat 01 May | Willand Rovers | H |
Mon 03 May | Basingstoke Town | H |
Sat 08 May | Mangotsfield United | A |
First team results
Date | Result | Scorers |
Sat Sep 12 | Winchester City 2-0 Corsham Town Town | Smith, Purdy |
Sat Sep 19 | Melksham Town 1-2 Winchester City | Mitford, Barron |
Tues Sep 22 | Winchester City 3-2 Clevedon Town | Mitford (2), Smith |
Tues Sep 29 | Winchester City 5-1 Mangotsfield United | Balmer (2), Barron, Douglas, Smith |
Sat Oct 3 | Bath City 2-3 Winchester City | OG, Mitford |
Tues Oct 6 | AFC Totton 1-2 Winchester City | Carr, Griggs |
Sat Oct 10 | Winchester City 0-1 Evesham United | |
Sat Oct 17 | Highworth Town 2-1 Winchester City | Flooks |
Tues Oct 20 | Winchester City 3-2 Bristol Manor Farm | Balmer (2) McCormick |
Sat Oct 25 | Highworth Town 1-0 Winchester City | |
Tues Oct 27 | Barnstaple Town 1-2 Winchester City | Balmer, Flooks |
Date | Result | Scorers |
07/03/2020 | Slimbridge 1-2 Winchester City | Bailey, Douglas |
03/03/2020 | Winchester City 3-1 Moneyfields | Balmer, Bailey, Hill |
22/02/2020 | Larkhall Athletic 3-1 Winchester City | Douglas |
18/02/2020 | Cirencester Town 2-1 Winchester City | Carr |
09/02/2020 | Cinderford Town 3-1 Winchester City | Bailey |
04/02/2020 | Winchester City 2-2 Highworth Town | Bailey, Barron |
01/02/2020 | Winchester City 0-1 Sholing | |
28/01/2020 | Paulton Rovers 0-3 Winchester City | Bailey (3) |
25/01/2020 | Winchester City 1-1 Evesham United | Carr |
23/01/2020 | Winchester City 0-4 Blackfield and Langley | |
18/01/2020 | Highworth Town 1-3 Winchester City | Bailey, Barron (pen), Balmer |
11/01/2020 | Winchester City 2-0 Bristol Manor Farm | Mlambo. Bailey |
07/01/2020 | Winchester City 4-0 Sholing | Bailey(2), Panesar-Dower, Preston |
04/01/2020 | AFC Totton 0-0 Winchester City | |
01/01/2020 | Winchester City 5-1 Basingstoke Town | L King, Balmer, Douglas(2), Griggs |
26/12/2019 | Thatcham Town 2-1 Winchester City | Carr |
14/12/2019 | Winchester City 3-0 Willand Rovers | Barron(3) |
07/12/2019 | Frome Town 2-0 Winchester City | |
03/12/2019 | Winchester City 0-1 Moneyfields | |
30/11/2019 | Winchester City 1-1 Paulton Rovers | Barron |
23/11/2019 | Cirencester 3-4 Winchester City | Hayward, Carr, Griggs, Balmer |
19/11/2019 | Winchester City 4-0 Thatcham Town | Hill, Panasar-Dower, Griggs, Balmer |
16/11/2019 | Winchester City 3-2 Slimbridge | Barron, Carr, Hill |
12/11/2019 | Winchester City 6-0 Infinity | Mlambo(3), Balmer(2), Carr |
09/11/2019 | Moneyfields 0-2 Winchester City | Mlambo, L King |
22/09/2019 | Thame United 5-3 Winchester City | Barron(2), Carr |
19/09/2019 | Barnstaple Town 1-6 Winchester City | Mlambo(3), Hill, Barron, Carr |
15/09/2019 | Winchester City 3-3 Thame United | Balmer, Barron, Hill |
08/10/2019 | Winchester City 2-0 Farnborough | Hill, Francis |
05/10/2019 | Sholing 1-2 Winchester City | Barron, Panesar-Dower |
28/09/2019 | Winchester City 0-3 Cinderford Town | |
24/09/2019 | Mangotsfield United 1-2 Winchester City |
Balmer, Williamson |
17/09/2019 | Hythe and Dibden 3-8 Winchester City |
Mlambo(2), Barron, Balmer, D King, Smith, Bailey, Hill |
14/09/2019 | Evesham United 2-0 Winchester City | |
07/09/2019 | Winchester City 0-3 Taunton Town | |
03/09/2019 | AFC Stoneham 1-3 Winchester City | Bailey, Barron, griggs |
31/08/2019 | Winchester City 3-0 Melksham Town | Bailey (2), Balmer |
26/08/2019 | Basingstoke Town 1-1 Winchester City | Barron |
23/04/2019 | Winchester City 1-1 AFC Stoneham | Barron |
20/08/2019 | Winchester City 2-1 AFC Totton | Mlambo (2) |
17/08/2019 | Bristol manor farm 3-3 Winchester City | Mlambo (2), Carr |
Date | Result | Scorers |
27/04/2019 | Cinderford Town 0-0 Winchester City | |
22/04/2019 | Winchester City 3-0 Blackfield and Langley | Bailey(2) Barron |
20/04/2019 | Melksham Town 1-4 Winchester City | og, Bailey(2), Mlambo |
13/04/2019 | Winchester City 1-3 Bristol Manor Farm | Bailey |
09/04/2019 | Winchester City 2-1 AFC Totton | Flooks, Barron |
06/04/2019 | Yate Town 3-2 Winchester City | Mlambo, Barron |
30/02/2019 | Winchester City 3-0 Fleet Town | Mitford, Cook. Barron |
23/03/2019 | Larkhall 0-1 Winchester City | Barron |
16/03/2019 | Winchester City 6-1 Slimbridge | Bailey(2), Harfield, Hill, Barron , Mlamb0 |
09/03/2019 | Winchester City 5-0 Street | |
02/03/2019 | Bideford 1-0 Winchester City | Bailey(3), Hill, Barron |
27/02/2019 | Highworth Town 1-4 Winchester City | Harfield(2), Cook, Bailey |
23/02/2019 | Winchester City 7-0 Barnstaple Town | Barron, Mlambo, Bailey, Mitford(2), Gilbert , King |
16/02/2019 | Evesham Town 0-2 Winchester City | Barron, Mitford |
26/01/2019 | Winchester City 3-2 Cirencester Town | Mlambo, OG, Mitford |
19/01/2019 | Paulton Rovers 0-1 Winchester City | Mlambo |
12/01/2019 | Thatcham Town 1-1 Winchester City | Barron |
05/01/2019 | Winchester City 2-2 Cinderford Town | Harfield(2) |
01/01/2019 | Blackfield and Langley 0-4 Winchester City | Mitford(2), Flooks, Cunningham |
29/12/2018 | Winchester City 4-0 Mangotsfield United | Mitford(3), Gilbert |
26/12/2018 | Winchester City 0-3 Moneyfields | |
22/12/2018 | Bristol Manor Farm 3-1 Winchester City | Bailey |
15/12/2018 | Winchester City 2-2 Bideford | Mitford, Harfield |
08/12/2018 | Street 0-2 Winchester City | Mitford, Cunningham |
01/12/2018 | Winchester City 1-0 Larkhall Athletic | Hill |
27/11/2018 | Fleet Town 1-2 Winchester City | Rawkins, Mitford |
24/11/2018 | Slimbridge 1-3 Winchester City | Griggs, Barron, Bailey |
17/11/2018 | Winchester City 0-1- Yate Town | |
13/11/2018 | Winchester City 1-2 Evesham Town | Carr |
03/11/2018 | Barnstaple Town 3-2 Winchester City | Bailey, mitford |
27/10/2018 | Winchester City 1-1 Highworth Town | Bailey |
23/10/2018 | AFC Totton 1-1 Winchester City | Bailey |
20/10/2018 | Torquay United 4-1 Winchester City | Haywood |
16/10/2018 | Cirencester Town 3-2 Winchester City | Bailey, Barron |
10/10/2018 | Winchester City 0-0 Hartley Witney (HW AET) | |
06/10/2018 |
Winchester City 3-0 Cirencester Town |
Carr, Mlambo, Harward(pen) |
02/10/2018 |
Winchestre City 3-3 Slimbridge (AET) (5-6 on penalties) |
Barron, Mitford (2) |
29/09/2018 |
Slimbridge 2-2 Winchester City |
Mitford, Barron |
22/09/2018 |
Merhyr Town 1-4 Winchester City |
Mitford(3), Barron |
15/09/2018 |
Winchester City 2-3 Paulton Rovers |
Mitford, Rusher |
12/09/2018 |
Winchester City 2-1 Frome Town (AET) |
Mitford, Cocklin |
08/09/2018 |
Frome Town 1-1 Winchester City |
Mitford |
04/09/2018 |
Winchester City 1-1 Gosport Town (Gos win on pens) |
Roberts |
01/09/2018 |
Winchester City 2-2 Melksham Town |
Cook, Mlambo |
27/08/2018 |
Moneyfields 0-2 Winchester City |
Barron, Bailey |
25/08/2018 |
Winchester City 1-0 Bournemouth Poppies |
Mitford |
21/08/2018 |
Thatcham Town |
Rusher, Cook, Mitford |
18/08/2018 |
Mangotsfield United 1-2 Winchester City |
Bailey, Mitford |
Tues 17th WCFC 1 - 1 Salisbury Bailey
Weds 18th Brockenhurst 2 - 0 WCFC
Fri 20th Sholing 1 - 1 WCFC Bailey
Tues 24th Bashley 1 - 1 WCFC Mitford
Sat 28th WCFC 2 - 0 Eastleigh Mitford, Bailey
Weds 1st Aug WCFC 5 - 1 Dorchester Barron (2), Bailey, Mlambo, Andrews
Sat 4th WCFC 2 - 2 v Weymouth Cook, Rawkins
Date | Result | Scorers |
28/04/2018 |
Bideford 2-0 Winchester City |
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24/04/2018 |
Winchester City 1-2 Cirencester |
Mlambo |
21/04/2018 |
Winchester City 2-0 North Leigh |
Carr, Bailey |
18/04/2018 |
Winchester City 0-5 Winchester City |
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14/04/2018 |
Swndown Supermarine 1-1 Winchester City |
Carr |
12/04/2018 |
AFC Totton 1-0 Winchester City |
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10/04/2018 |
Salisbury 2-2 Winchester City |
Tomasso, Harfield |
07/04/2018 |
Winchester City 4-1 Yate Town |
Bailey, Barron, Tomasso, Mlambo |
24/03/2018 |
Evesham 1-0 Winchester Ccty |
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17/03/2018 |
Winchester City 3-0 Slimbridge |
Davis, og, Cox |
06/03/2018 |
Winchester City 0-1 Blackfield & Langley |
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27/02/2018 |
Winchester City 1-1 Barnstaple Town |
Cox |
20/02/2018 |
Bishops Cleeve 4-2 Winchester City |
Barron, Bailey |
17/02/2018 |
Bristol Manor Farm 4-1 Winchester City |
Williamson |
10/02/2018 |
Winchester City 2-0 Didcot Town |
Barron (2) |
03/02/2018 |
Mangotsfield United 1-1 Winxhester City |
Barron |
31/01/2018 |
Kidlington 1-1 Winchester City |
Cpx |
27/01/2018 |
Winchester City 2-0 Cinderford |
Cox, Gilbert |
23/01/2018 |
Winchester City 4-3 Alresford |
Bailey, Carr, Cox(2) |
17/01/2018 |
Slimbridge 2-0 Winchester City |
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13/01/2018 |
Winchester City 3-1 Larkhall Athletic |
Barron(2), Bailey |
06/02/3028 |
Paulton Rovers 2-2 Winchester City |
Cox, Barron |
01/01/2018 |
Winchester City 1-1 AFC Totton |
Bailey |
26/12/2017 |
Wimborne Town 3-0 Winchester City |
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23/12/2017 |
Winchester City 5-1 Shortwoood Town |
Cox(3) Bailey, Barron |
05/12/2017 |
Winchester City 3 - 3 Basingstoke Town (5-4 Pens) |
Gilbert, Flookes, Cook |
02/12/2017 | Winchester City 2-0 Evesham | Carr, Hill |
28/11/2017 | North Leigh 1-2 Winchester City | Bailey, Jenkinson |
25/11/2017 | Winchester City 2-3 Bideford | og, Bailey |
21/11/2017 | Winchester City 3-2 Swindon Supermarine | Bailey, Barron(2) |
18/11/2017 | Yate Town 1-1 Winchester City | Cox |
11/11/2017 | Winchester City 2-1 Bishops Cleeve | Bailey(2) |
04/11/2017 | Cinderford Town 2-2 Winchester City | Gilbert, Cox |
27/10/2017 | Winchester City 4-5 Salisbury | Cook, Bailey(2), Barron, |
21/10/2017 | Taunton Town 4-1 Winchester City | Bailey |
17/10/2017 | Winchester City 1-1- Paulton Rovers | Carr |
14/10/2017 | Winchester City 1-2 Bristol Manor Farm | Bailey |
07/10/2017 | Kidlington 3-1 Winchester City | Harfield |
03/10/2017 | Winchester City 1-4 AFC Totton | Andrady |
30/09/2017 | Barnstaple Town 1-4 Winchester City | Bailey 2, Mlambo, Flooks |
26/09/2017 | Didcot Town 2-3 Winchester City | Bailey 2, Carr. Mlambo |
23/09/2017 | Winchester City 3-0 Mangotsfield United | Cox, Carr, Bailey |
19/09/2017 | Winchester City 6-2 East Cowes Vics | Cox 4, og, Bailey |
09/09/2017 | Cirencester Town 1-0 Winchester City | |
02/09/2017 | Paulton Rovers 1-0 Winchester City | |
28/08/2017 | Winchester City 1-0 Wimborne Town | Harfield |
26/08/2017 | Larkhall Athletic 1-2 Winchester City | Carr, Cox |
19/08/2017 | Bracknell Town 0-4 Winchester City (FA Cup prelim) | Jenkinson., Carr, Flooks, Cox |
15/08/2017 | Winchester City 0-1 Kidlington | |
12/08/2017 | Shortwood 2-4 Winchester City | Bailey, Cox(3) |
2017-2018 Season preseason friendlies
5th (A) ROMSEY TOWN FC 2-2 WINCHESTER CITY
7th (H) WINCHESTER CITY 3-2 GOSPORT BOROUGH FC
11th (H) WINCHESTER CITY 0-1 HUNGERFORD TOWN FC
15th (H) WINCHESTER CITY 4-0 HANWELL TOWN FC
18th (H) SHOLING FC Abandoned
22nd (A) BASHLEY FC 0-2 WINCHESTER CITY
25th (A) BLACKFIELD & LANGLEY FC 1-1 WINCHESTER CITY
29th (H) WINCHSTER CITY 3-3 ALRESFORD TOWN
AUGUST 2017
1st (A) MONEYFIELDS FC 3-3 Winchester City
5th (H) Winchester city 0-1 FARNBOROUGH FC
17th Apr | Winchester City 0-1 AFC Totton | |
15th Apr | Tiverton Town 1-0 Winchester City | |
8th Apr | Winchester City 0-0 Larkhall Athletic | |
1st Apr | Paulton Rovers 2-0 Wincherster City | |
25th Mar | Winchester City 0-3 Barnstaple Town | |
18th Mar | Yate Town 1-0 Winchester City | |
14th Mar | Salisbury 3-1 Winchester City | Wilson |
11th Mar | Winchester City 0-1 Swindon Supermarine | |
7th Mar | Basingstoke Town 2-1 Winchester City | OG |
4th Mar | Winchester City 1-1 Taunton Town | Feeney |
28th Feb | Winchester City 0-0 Bideford | |
25th Feb | Bishops Cleeve 1-0 Winchester City | |
18th Feb | Winchester City 4-1 Evesham United | Green(2), Neighbour, Jenkinson, |
14th feb | Mangotsfield United 3-3 Winchester City | Green, Feeney, Jenkinson |
11th Feb | North Leigh 2-0 Winchester City | |
4th Feb | Winchester City 3-0 Wantage Town | Feeney(2), Green |
28th Jan | Bridgewater Town 0-1 Winchester City | Neighbour |
17th Jan | Sholing 0-1 Winchester City | Neighbour |
14th Jan | Larkhall Athletic 1-2 Winchester City | Neighbour, Feeney |
11th Jan | Evesham United 3-1 Winchester City | Feeney |
7th Jan | Winchester City 4-3 Shortwood United | Feeney(3) Mott |
2nd Jan 2017 | AFC Totton 1-3 Winchester City | Green(2), Briggs |
27th Dec | Winchester City 0-1 Wimborne Town | |
21st Dec | Winchester City 7-0 Slimbridge | Feeney(4) Tomasso, Hannam, Barron |
17th Dec | Bideford Town 1-2 Winchester City | Green, Feeney |
14th Dec | Winchester City 1-0 Yate Town | Neighbour |
10th Dec | Winchester City 3-2 Paulton Rovers | Feeney, Neighbour, Briggs |
6th Dec | Fleet Town 1-6 Winchester City | Green, Neighbour, Feeney(2). Briggs, Hill |
3rd Dec | Barnstaple Town 1 - 3 Winchester City | Feeney, Green, Neighbour |
26th Nov | Winchester City 0 - 1 Dulwich Hamlet (FA Trophy) | |
19th Nov | Mangotsfield United v Winchester City | Game Abandoned |
16th Nov | Winchester City 1 -2 North Leigh | Roberts |
12th Nov | Phoenix Sports 1 - 3 WCFC (FA Trophy) | Feeney (2), Jenkinson |
8th Nov | Salisbury 2 - 0 Winchester City (League Cup) | |
5th Nov | Swindon Supermarine 0 - 2 Winchester City | Feeney, Green |
29th Oct | Fleet Town 1 -2 Winchester City (FA Trophy) | Feeney (2) |
26th Oct | Winchester City 1 - 2 Bishops Cleeve | Feeney |
22nd Oct | Taunton Town 3 - 1 Winchester City | Neighbour |
18th Oct | Shortwood United 2 - 1 Winchester City | Jenkinson |
15th Oct | Winchester City 3 - 1 Didcot Town | Neighbour, Jenkinson, Feeney |
11th Oct | Petersfield Town 1 - 3 Winchester City (FA Trophy) | Briggs, Wilson, Ford |
8th Oct | Winchester City 1 - 1 Petersfield Town (FA Trophy) | Matthews |
4th Oct | AFC Totton 2 - 3 Winchester City (League Cup) | Jenkinson (2), Wilson |
1st Oct | Harrow Borough 2 -1 Winchester City (FA Cup) | Neighbour |
27th Sept | Wantage Town 0 - 1 Winchester City | Feeney |
24th Sept | Winchester City 4 - 1 Bridgwater Town | Neighbour (2), Green (2) |
21st Sept | Winchester City 6 - 0 Blackfield & Langley (HSC) | Wilson (3), Neighbour (2), Briggs |
17th Sept | Winchester City 4 - 0 Truro City (FA Cup) | Feeney (2), Briggs, Neighbour |
10th Sept | Winchester City 0 - 2 Hereford | |
3rd Sept | Winchester City 4 - 2 Street (FA Cup) | Briggs, Bottomley, Neighbour, Feeney |
29th Aug | Wimborne Town 2 - 2 Winchester City | Green, Neighbour |
27th Aug | Winchester City 0 - 4 Tiverton Town | |
20th Aug | US Portsmouth 0 - 3 Winchester City (FA Cup) | Feeney (3) |
17th Aug | Didcot Town 4 - 0 Winchester City | |
13th Aug | Winchester City 0 - 2 Mangotsfield United | |
10th Aug | Winchester City 4 - 2 Salisbury | Barron, Briggs, Neighbour, Bottomley |
6th Aug | Slimbridge 5 -3 Winchester City | Flooks, Briggs, Feeney |
League Table
Latest League table here
1st Team Goal Scorers
WCFC 1st team Goal Scorers
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1st Team
Meet the 1st Team Management and Players tasked with bringing success this season.
DevelopmentTeam
Meet the Reserves Management Team
Under 18's
We have 2 teams for the 2016/17 Season competing in the Under 18s City of Southampton and Hampshire County Youth League.
As a club, we have a focus on long term player development with the aim to get as many players as possible progressing to our 1stTeam.
We want all players to develop and reach their full potential, we offer a great platform and a professional coaching structure to all players to progress to the highest possible standard.
We play our home games at Chilbolton Memorial Playing Fields, Near Stockbridge, Hampshire, SO20 6AA
For Further information on Joining Winchester City U18s for the 2016/17 Season, please contact Mark Foakes on 07890 982161 on mfoakes@icloudcom or Ryan Andress on 07891 245839 orryanandress@hotmail.co.uk
History
Read about the history of Winchester City FC, from how the club began to present day.
Club Membership
Winchester City Football is owned by its members. Become a member of your local football club.
For £25 a year (equates to 50p per week) you will become a part owner of the club and will receive a club pin badge and the chance to have your say at the club’s annual Annual General Meeting.
BEHIND THE SCENES
PRESIDENT JOHN MOODY RPSL
CHAIRMAN KEN RAISTRICK
VICE PRESIDENT STEVE BRINE MP & COUNCILLOR IAN TAIT
LIFE VICE PRESIDENTS TERRY PAINE MBE
CLUB SECRETARY MIKE CARTER
TREASURER PHIL GOUGH
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
WAYNE ELKINS
SALLY STATHAM
STEVE (RONNIE) RAINBIRD
ELLIOTT TRODD
MATT RICHBELL
MIKE CARTER
JO BROCKSOM
ALLAN HIGGS
KEN RAISBECK
JOHN MOODY
MARGARET MOODY
JUDITH TOWERTON
PHIL GOUGH
DARRELL GOWERS
MARK DODD
COMMERCIAL DIRECTOR MATT RICHBELL
STADIUM ANNOUNCER WAYNE ELKINS
WEBSITE STEVE (RONNIE) RAINBIRD
PROGRAMME EDITORS MATT RICHBELL
SOCIAL MEDIA MATT RICHBELL, MIKE CARTER & DARRELL GOWERS
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY WAYNE ELKINS
GROUND MAINTENANCE MIKE CARTER & DAVE GREEN
GROUNDSMAN RAY BULPIT
CHIEF STEWARD STEVE RAINBIRD
PLAYER SHIRTS SPONSORS MATT RICHBELL
CLUB CATERING JUDY MALONE, JUDITH TOWERTON, MARGARET MOODY & SALLY STATHAM
CAR PARKING DAVE GREEN
50-50 DRAW JUDY MALONE, JUDITH TOWERTON.
TURNSTILE OPERATORS RICH PICKETT & ALLY BROWN
WCFC Safeguarding Policy
Read Winchester Citys safeguarding policy.
Managers
All managers and coaches have been CRB checked and have as a minimum an FA level 1 coaching badge. Additionally, they have all completed the FA safeguarding course to ensure a safe and positive experience for all the players.
FA Whistleblower Policy Statement
"Whistle-blowing can be used as an early warning system or when it's recognised that appropriate actions have not been taken. It is about revealing and raising concerns over misconduct or malpractice within an organisation or within an independent structure associated with it. Any adult or young person with concerns about a colleague can also use whistle-blowing by contacting The FA's safeguarding team on 0800 169 1863 Extension 6300 or 6400 or via email on safeguarding@TheFa.com. Alternatively you can go direct to the Police or Children's Social Care and report your concerns there." Our club encourages everyone to know about this information and utilise it if necessary.