At the top of the Senior Division, Stockbridge have two home games, against Sway and Whitehill & Bordon, who have started the season well. Locks Heath also play Whitehill & Bordon at Bay House in their only game of the long weekend.

Champions Colden Common continue their run of home games, against Overton United, and then an early Monday one against Harvest, another team yet to lose - and indeed, concede with three clean sheets to their name so far.

Also unbeaten are Denmead, who have tricky away games at Harvest and Sway, and Clanfield, home to Liss Athletic, then away to Winchester Castle.

Andover New Street Swifts have two home games, facing Hayling United and Moneyfields Reserves. Paulsgrove play two teams in the lower part of the table, visiting Liphook United, then entertaining Liss Athletic, whose second tough encounter of the weekend this is. Liphook also visit QK Southampton, who also travel to Winchester Castle on Monday.

In Division One, early leaders Upham visit Clarendon, and then host Infinity in an attractive-looking encounter on Monday. Broughton, level on goal difference, must visit unbeaten AFC Netley, and Headley United.

Before their visit to Upham, Infinity have another good-looking clash on Saturday when they host Meon Milton. AFC Petersfield have two home games, taking on Hook and Whiteley Wanderers, as do Clarendon, as, in addition to Upham, they face Michelmersh and Timsbury.

New boys Hedge End Town are only playing on the Monday, away to Meon Milton, and relegated Lyndhurst travel to Headley United and then host Hook. Twentyten firstly host Michelmersh & Timsbury, and then travel to AFC Netley.

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