Sunday League: Hogg and Rendle fire up Eldene

10:50am Tuesday 11th November 2008

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Eldene Social Club top-scored in the Swindon Sunday League with a 12-0 drubbing of AC Swindon in the Chairman’s Trophy.

Dave Rendle weighed in with five goals for the Division Six outfit while strike partner Craig Hogg scored four.

The win over Division Eight AC Swindon was completed thanks to efforts from Marc Connelly, James Turpey and Stuart Ballinger.

Patheon and Pewsey Saints needed penalties after a 2-2 draw. Division One side Pewsey eventually bowed out losing 5-4 in the shoot-out against the Division Seven outfit.

Division Five Stratton United saw off Division Seven Ventrolla 3-1, while league counterparts Dorcan Old Boys hit six without reply against Division Six AFC Royston.

Swindon City beat Red Lion Wootton Bassett, the Division Six side winning 5-2 against the Division Seven outfit.

Division Three The Dolphin thrashed Division Four AFC Carters Rest 5-0.

Rodbourne Real hit six against Windmill in an 11-goal thriller, which saw the Division Eight side triumph 6-5 against Division Two Windmill.

Division Three Autocolour just edged out Division Eight Swindon Macs 4-3, while Lamb Marlborough, of Division Six, lost out 4-2 at home to Division Four Michael’s Tailoring.

Elsewhere, Division Five Coleview hit six during their 6-4 win over Intermach Wheatsheaf of Division Three.

In the Knockout Cup, Division Three Dynamo Ashton beat LPA Campbell James, from the division below, 3-1, Division Eight Queensfield beat Division Three Queenstown Sunday 7-1, Division Six Smart Movers lost 5-2 at home to Division Six Bridlewood and Division One SKS Blyskawica went down 3-1 aginst Regent of Division Six.

In the league, AFC Gas drew 1-1 with Haydon Wick WMC in Division One.

New Century edged out Rodbourne Arms in Division Four, winning 3-2.

In Division Five, Cats Solution beat White Hart Stratton for the second week in a row, this time by a 3-1 margin.

Division Seven Wheatsheaf saw off Westbrook 5-2 after racing into a 5-0 lead.