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Thankfully a lot more games beat the weather last weekend. Are we finally seeing the first blue skies of spring? It would certainly be a welcome relief to go to a match without getting soaked. Things are beginning to hot up in all three divisions as we head into the final third of the season. Wycombe Wanderers, Denham United and Farnham Town still lead the way with the latter yet to drop any points. Southampton climbed to second in the Premier League whilst Penn & Tylers Green did the same in the North. Bemerton Heath still lead the chasing pack in the South. Results - Sunday 15 February 2026 Beaconsfield Town 0-4 Southampton Women The Sirens lifted themselves into second spot with two goals in each half at Holloways Park. Danielle Kjaer got them off to a good start by scoring after just 7 minutes. Chloe Ball made it two just past the midway point of the half. Ball added her second after 74 minutes before Eliska Lynn rounded off the scoring five minutes from time. Fleet Town P-P Reading Woodley United P-P Sholing Wycombe Wanderers 5-0 Badshot Lea Wycombe's terrible trio struck again to sink bottom side Badshot Lea. Kayla Potter opened the scoring after 24 minutes with Jess Watkins adding a second just past the half hour mark. Potter made it three a minute after the restart before Chloe Melton also got in on the act. Goal number 27 of the season for Kayla Potter arrived just before the hour, completing another hat-trick for the prolific striker. Watch the goals on the Wycombe X feed.  Ascot United Reserves 4-0 Oxford City Development A much needed three points for Ascot pulled them three points clear of the drop zone, consigning Oxford to a third defeat in four. Lily Pendlebury had United in front at half-time. Kezia Nzeribe then struck twice in five minutes just before the hour, before Pendlebury added a second with 20 minutes remaining. Chesham United Development 0-2 Denham United Denham maintained their 100% league record and have a five point lead at the top, with a game in hand on second placed Penn & Tylers Green. Annie Hewitt and Chelsea-Rose Keary scored the United goals. Slough Town 1-4 Penn & Tylers Green Penn leapt into second spot on the back of three points secured at Arbour Park. Two goals in the opening eight minutes, from Rachel Southby and Ellie Lovelock, gave the visitors a flying start. However, Nikhita Sangha pulled one back for Slough before half-time. Shortly after the restart Shannon Read added a third for Penn before Ellie Lovelock added her second and sealed the points. Read the BotP match blog (Rebels Felled) Tilehurst Panthers P-P Larkspur Rovers  Andover New Street P-P Bournemouth Sports Reserves Bursledon 6-0 AFC Varsity The Dons pulled clear of the relegation zone with a big win over Varsity. Two goals in two first half minutes, from captain Charlet Norman-Tasker and Issy Pouncy, saw the home side lead 2-0 at the break. Sophie Lunnon made it there after 50 minutes and, five minutes later, Emma Holmes scored the fourth. Samantha-May Gamble made it 5-0, before Pouncy added the sixth with five minutes remaining.  Oxford City H-W Easington Sports Kidlington Youth P-P Barton United Swindon Town 9-0 Bemerton Heath Harlequins Higher-ranked Town progressed to the final with a comprehensive defeat of Harlequins. Tori St Clair helped herself to a hat-trick and there were braces for both Annie Colston and Sarah King. Libby Davies and Billie Haynes were also on the mark for The Robins. Farnborough 0-4 Southampton PGA u21 Southampton will face a home tie with AFC Bournemouth in the semi-final after seeing off Farnborough. Lorien McDonald-Howard led the way for Southampton, scoring a hat-trick. Safia Bolton was also on the score sheet for the visitors. Havant & Waterlooville A-W Bournemouth Sports Bournemouth Sports host Moneyfields in the semi-final Moneyfields 1-1 (p4-2) AFC Portchester Portchy took the lead in this game through Layla Morgan, two minutes into the second half. However, with four minutes of normal time remaining, they were pegged back by Shannon Albuery. Moneys then went on to win the penalty shootout 4-2 and will travel to Bournemouth Sports in the semi-final. Watch the highlights on the Moneyfields YouTube channel Winchester City Flyers 1-3 AFC Bournemouth Zoe Barratt got The Cherries off to a great start, scoring after 4 minutes. Gemma McGuinness doubled the lead on the stroke of half-time then, with 11 minutes remaining, made the game safe with Bournemouth's third. Emma Whitlock added a consolation for Flyers just before the end. AFC Bournemouth travel to Southampton u21 PGA in the semi-final. Shaftesbury 0-2 Sherborne Town A goal in each half was enough for Sherborne to make progress in the Dorset Cup. Molly Gladwell opened the scoring after 11 minutes, but it took until the 85th minute for Erin Bloomfield to make the game safe. The Zebras will; face the winner of Wimborne Town v Poole Town in the final. Wimborne Town P-P Poole Town Leatherhead 4-0 Farnham Town London and South-East side, Leatherhead, saw off Farnham Town to progress to the Capital Cup Intermediate semi-final. Two goals from Kacie-May Harlow and one each from Lauren Nicholson and Eva Keen. Watch the highlights from the Farnham X feed. Fixtures - Sunday 22 February 2026 AFC Portchester v Reading Portchy, who have only played eight league games so far, are five points adrift of Reading, but have three games in hand. Both sides have won their last three league games. This will be their first meeting of the season. Portchy have not lost at home in the league since September's defeat to Beaconsfield. Reading's last away defeat in the league was in November at Winchester. Wicor Recreation Ground, PO16 9DP Badshot Lea v Oxford City Both have lost their last four league outings, although bottom side Badshot Lea are the more desperate for the points. City still have an eight point margin between themselves and the drop zone. The reverse fixture, City's last league victory, ended 7-3 to the hosts with both Ellie White and Yasmin Edwards hitting hat-tricks. Westfield Lane, Wrecclesham GU10 4PF Winchester City Flyers v Sholing Flyers sit third, a point behind Southampton with a game in hand. Sholing, whilst having a five point gap on the bottom two, will still be looking for points to make their league status safe. This will be their first meeting this season. However, the teams are also scheduled to meet at Sholing on Friday evening in the SDFA Cup. Hiller Way, Winchester SO23 7SU Woodley United v Fleet Town Having won last time out, Woodley will be looking to push away from the relegation zone. They sit nine points adrift of Fleet, but with a game in hand. Town won the reverse fixture 7-0 back in October, Layla Drury and Avery Tolley both scoring twice. UofR Bulmershe Pavilion, RG5 3HE Wycombe Wanderers v Southampton The current top two going head-to-head. Wycombe have an eleven pint gap at the top, albeit having played two more than The Sirens, and are yet to lose at home in the league. The first meeting this season, with the reverse fixture scheduled for early March, these two results could have a massive effect on the league title. 18i78 Stadium, SL1 8JG  Abingdon United Development v Penn & Tylers Green Penn's win on Sunday kept them in contention with Denham, who are still holding on to their 100% record. The chasing pack can just keep winning and hope the leaders slip up at some point. Abingdon, themselves, are just two points behind Penn, but have played a game extra. Penn won the reverse fixture 2-1 in the middle of December. The Northcourt, OX14 1PL Ascot United Reserves v Chesham United Development Despite winning last weekend, Ascot are still in need of more points to pull away from the drop zone. Chesham are very comfortable in mid-table but will still be looking to finish as high as possible, especially after losing their opening three games. Chesham won the reverse fixture 4-0 with the aid of a Sophie Bishop hat-trick. The Racecourse Ground, SL5 7LJ Larkspur Rovers v Farnborough A first meeting between these two this season. Rovers currently sit third, only six points off top spot. Farnborough are 12 points worse off than their hosts but have played three games fewer. Borough are eight points above bottom side Kidlington, reasonably safe, but a few more points would certainly be useful. Lord Halsbury Memorial Playing Fields, UB5 5FE Slough Town v Denham United A local derby and a chance for Slough to avenge the 6-1 defeat suffered at The Den back in September. Denham are exactly halfway through their league fixtures and, as yet, still have an unblemished record. Slough's recent good form came to an end last weekend when they lost to Penn & Tylers Green (Rebels Felled) Arbour Park, SL2 5AY  AFC Stoneham v Farnham Town After going out of the League Cup and Capital Cup in the last two weeks, Farnham now have full focus on their 100% league record. They've only conceded four goals at home all season, but 50% of those were scored by Stoneham in their 4-2 defeat at The Mem in October. The Purps trail the leaders by seven points currently but have games in hand on the teams immediately above them. Stoneham Lane, Eastleigh SO16 2PA AFC Varsity v Wimborne Town Despite there being six places between these two, the gap is only six points in a tightly congested table. Varsity are looking for their first win of 2026. The reverse fixture, in November, ended 3-2 to Wimborne after Varsity had led 2-0 after 52 minutes. Georgie Mitton popped up with the winner with 5 minutes to go. Hatches Farm Sports Ground, Romey. SO51 6EA Andover New Street v Bursledon If you want to see goals, Bursledon are the team to follow at the moment. A total of 46 goals have been scored in their last five games, including scoring 13 and conceding 13 in consecutive matches. The teams have met twince already, a win apiece with six goals scored in both. Bursledon won an early FA Cup game 4-2 whilst New Street won 5-1 at Bursledon in the league. Foxcotte Park, SP11 0TA Bournemouth Sports Reserves v Shaftesbury Sports will attempt to win a league game at home at the seventh attempt. Shaftesbury are looking for their first point on the road, so something has to give. Bournemouth won 4-1 at Coppice Street in November after coming from a goal down. Chapel Gate, BH23 6BL  Kidlington Youth v Barton United
These two will try again after the rain put paid to last weekend's clash. Although these two teams are separated by a division, they are effectively just one place apart with Kidlington bottom of Division One North and Barton currently heading Thames Valley Division One. Barton are unbeaten this season and full of confidence. This could be an interesting tie. Yarnton Road, OX5 1AT Wimborne Town v Poole Town Another rescheduled tie after last weekend's postponement. South West Premier side, Poole Town, make the short trip over to Wimborne and start as slight favourites in this one, although they have yet to play in the competition, having received a bye in the previous round, as did Wimborne. Wyatt Homes Stadium, BH21 2FU
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