AFC Stubbington claim superb Mid-Solent League victory over last season’s runners-up FC Strawberry

AFC Stubbington produced a superb result against last season’s Mid-Solent League runners-up FC Strawberry.

Goals from Sean Rawlings, Tom Knibbs and Nathan Finlay gave them a 3-0 victory in only their second game in the MSL.

Two-goal Harry Potter (green) in action against East Lodge in the Mid-Solent League game at Havant Academy. Picture: Chris Moorhouseplaceholder image
Two-goal Harry Potter (green) in action against East Lodge in the Mid-Solent League game at Havant Academy. Picture: Chris Moorhouse

Stubbington are one of three new clubs in the division along with Albion and East Lodge Youth.

That pair met at Havant Academy and two goals from Harry Potter gave early-season pacesetters Mob a 2-0 victory.

Sam Robinson clears for East Lodge during their 2-0 loss to Mob Albion. Picture: Chris Moorhouseplaceholder image
Sam Robinson clears for East Lodge during their 2-0 loss to Mob Albion. Picture: Chris Moorhouse

Former Clanfield striker Potter now has six goals in two matches after his four-goal show in Mob’s opening 12-2 victory over Rowner.

Rowner were on the receiving end of another heavy beating when they crashed 9-0 to Wymering.

Brad White - who scored over 40 goals for Wymering last term - led the way with a hat-trick. Hayden (2), McIntosh, Audin, Smith and Brett Farley were also on target.

Ollie Duncan netted twice as Portchester Rovers defeated Segensworth 4-2.

Jacob Wade of East Lodge on the ball against Mob Albion. Picture: Chris Moorhouseplaceholder image
Jacob Wade of East Lodge on the ball against Mob Albion. Picture: Chris Moorhouse

Aymen Yazidi scored with a far post header and David O’Donnell was also on target.

Goals from Whitcombe, Bailey and Singh gave Meon Milton a 3-2 victory at Burrfields, who replied through Jordan Shuttlesworth and Palmer.

A Jay Robinson double gave Carberry a 2-2 draw against Horndean United, who replied through Peters and Jamieson.

Two of the three sides with a 100 per cent record, Meon and Mob, meet this weekend.

And two of the three teams yet to pick up a point, Burrfields and Rowner, also meet in a game where something has to give.

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