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Mixed bag for Rovers

		The weekend’s stormy weather produced a real mash up of performances from the Rovers teams whose games survived the downpours. The First team gave title favourites, Chingford Town, a proper shock coming back from a goal down at half-time to equalise, look the likeliest to win; only to concede a second with a couple of minutes remaining. Up north at Hedinghams Utd the Reserves repeated their recent cup win against the same opposition. This time the score was 4-1 to claim three valuable points as they continue to climb the table. Beacon’s 16Boys played their cup semi-final on Sunday but were blown away by the gale and a confident Dunmow Utd team. Hill had the better of the early exchanges but the hosts were quicker to the loose balls and clinical with their finishing to deservedly progress to the final with a 4-0 scoreline. The 14Girls gave some shine to the day beating Layer Colts 4-1 away but the 12Boyss couldn’t come to terms with the wind on astroturf, losing 0-7 at Billericay

		Vets Title Ambitions Tempered

Beacon Hill’s Veterans had put in a phenomenal run of eight consecutive victories to put themselves at the top of the tree when they welcomed second placed Gas Rec to the Hill on Saturday. A tough encounter finished at 2-2 which pleased the visitors most as they have two games in hand but there will be more twists and turns. The shared spoils give third place Clacton a sniff so Rovers are still in with a chance to improve on last season’s second place. Meanwhile on the adjacent pitch a young Rovers Reserves team were running Maldon Saints ragged and ran up a final tally of eleven goals without reply. On Sunday Beacon’s Ladies team came from a goal down to earn a point with a 1-1 draw against Silver End. It was a trip to Writtle for both our u16Boys and u14Boys on Sunday. The 16s won their League encounter at a canter, 5-1, whilst the 14s came very close to producing an upset in their League Cup semi-final, going out by the only goal of the game. The 12s kept the cup dreams alive by beating Hutton 5-0 in their quarter-final whilst the u10Girls continue to produce improved performances with an exciting 3-3 draw at Stanway. The youngsters had some fun at Heybridge on Saturday, the 8s losing a thriller 4-5 and the 7s put in a valiant display in their defeat.

		Runwell Run Into Beacon Wall

Hill’s First Team were looking to keep their good recent form going on their trip to high scoring Runwell Hospital and they certainly made their mark. Their hosts were looking to climb back to the top of the table and made a confident start but keeper Charlie Fitt and his defenders have got a good thing going at the moment, over 320 minutes without conceding, and as the game entered the second half goalless it was now Rovers who looked the more likely. Some near misses nearly produced three points but a 0-0 was certainly acceptable for Hill at the start of the game and the consistency of performance is upping the expectation of performance from here on in. Back at home the Reserves put in an ok show but some basic errors cost them dear going down 1-2 to Dunmow. On the middle pitch Rovers Veterans were putting Great Bentley to the sword. Their comfortable 5-0 win consolidates their third place. The Sunday weather claimed the Ladies and older team youth fixtures. Amongst the little ‘uns the 10Girls did their best against a very strong Frinton team losing 0-6 whilst the 10Boys got the better of Hannakins Farm 4-2.

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