uhlsport HAMPSHIRE PREMIER LEAGUE

A full league programme is scheduled for this weekend, and there is a lot to play for! TABLES In the Senior Division, Infinity completed their league programme on Wednesday with a draw against Whitehill & Bordon, and now must wait to see what the three teams behind them can do. All can overtake Infinity if they win their games in hand. Second placed Locks Heath have a trip to bottom side Fleet Spurs, and third place Liphook United, who are best placed with nine games still to play (they won this midweek), face a big A3 derby game at Liss Athletic. Liss' form recently (including an 8-0 win at Bishops Waltham Dynamos last weekend) could take them into the top five if they continue. Fourth-placed Stockbridge, who cannot afford any more slip-ups, face a trip to Sway, who are slipping down the table after three successive defeats. It's tight at the other end of the table, with five teams within two points of that second-bottom position. Third-bottom Harvest, who have games in hand on those around them, face a journey to Bishops Waltham Dynamos, who will be looking for a reaction after two heavy home defeats, and Hayling United are at home to in-form Hook.  Fourth-bottom Denmead, who have played more than the rest, are at home to Whitehill & Bordon. Colden Common's win last weekend has taken them a little away from the danger zone, and they will be hoping to keep clear as they face Paulsgrove, who still have a good chance of that fifth spot. FIXTURES In Division One, leaders Hedge End Rangers were in action midweek, winning at rivals Town in the El Hedgio derby game to extend their lead at the top. They do not have a game this weekend (only one to play now), meaning that the teams in pursuit have a chance to catch up on them. Second placed Meon Milton have a trip to second-bottom Lyndhurst this weekend. Third-placed Whiteley Wanderers also do not have a game. Hedge End Town, in fourth, have not won in four now, and are losing touch with the teams above despite their games in hand - they are at home to AFC Netley. At the other end of the table, two teams looking for points are fourth-bottom Broughton, who travel to out-of-form QK Southampton, and third-bottom Twentyten, whose unbeaten run came to an abrupt halt in midweek; they entertain bottom side Michelmersh and Timsbury. Sixth play eighth at Headley Rec, where Overton United, who have won their last three games, visit a team coming off the back of that 8-3 win at Twentyten. RESULTS Written by: Paul Harris Image by: Paul Paxford

A pretty full league is programme scheduled for this weekend as we start to approach the business end of the season. In the Senior Division, leaders Infinity only have one more game left to play - not this weekend - so the focus is on the teams chasing them, all of them with games in hand. Locks Heath, in second, travel to Sway, whom they beat 4-1 at home a couple of weeks ago. Liphook United, in third, have the most games still to play (eleven, in fact) and one of those is this weekend, a big one at home to fourth placed Stockbridge. In the battle for fifth place, Bishops Waltham Dynamos are a point ahead of Paulsgrove; BW are at home to Liss Athletic, who had a good win at the BOSC on Monday, and the Grove are at home to Hook. who had a good win over BW last week. RESULTS There is a bottom-two clash as Moneyfields Res host Fleet Spurs, who ran Liphook close on Monday, and a bottom-six clash as Colden Common are at home to Hayling United. Harvest are only one place above Moneys, but have several games in hand, they are at home to Whitehill & Bordon. TABLES It's a similar situation in Division One, as leaders Hedge End Rangers have played more than the teams below them, and don't have a game this weekend. The big game is Hedge End Town, who still have the most games to play (eight), at home to second-placed Whiteley Wanderers. The reverse fixture last weekend finished 3-2 to Whiteley, and another close game is in prospect. Meon Milton are in third, and entertain Headley United, who beat the leaders last time out. FIXTURES At the bottom, last-placed Michelmersh & Timsbury host Overton United, who have won their last two, and Broughton host Twentyten, both sides in decent form despite still being in the bottom four. In middle of the table, AFC Netley host QK Southampton. The visitors have lost their last five, conceding 23 goals, including a seven-goal defeat at Upham on Monday. Written by: Paul Harris Image by: Paul Paxford