Reeves matched Ascot in skill and effort but paid dearly for lapses in concentration. The final score flattered Ascot and did not do justice to Reeves who for long periods of the game were a match for the Ascot boys.

This started off as a very even match with both teams working hard to get an advantage. For the first fifteen minutes, the game went from end to end with both teams having opportunities to score the first goal. It was Ascot who took their chance first and then scored a second goal five minutes later from loose marking at a corner. Reeves were still in the game with crosses from Adam and Josh Avery going across the goal with no one waiting in the centre. Despite the Reeves pressure, Ascot scored twice more in the 23^rd and 28^th minutes to lead 4–0 at half time.
 

Reeves came out in the second half in a determined manner. They mounted a number of attacks and defended strongly with Josh Richards clearing a certain goal off the line. However it was Ascot who scored in the 18^th minute to take their tally to five. Further goals came in the 22^nd, 24^th, 25^th and 26^th minutes. This four minute period was a body blow to the team but they pulled themselves together to score a fine consolation goal in the last minute. Josh worked the ball up the right wing and crossed to Alex who slotted the ball into the net. The match finished 9-1 but the score could have been a lot closer if Reeves had marked their men more tightly.

A competitive match played in a good spirit with Adam scoring his second hat trick of the season for Reeves.

The match started briskly with Finchampstead looking the more confident team. Reeves weathered the initial pressure and began to play their way into the game by keeping a high defensive line and reducing the space in the midfield. On the occasions when Finchampstead managed to beat the offside trap, Alexander was alert, in goal and able to close down the oncoming forward. As the game progressed, Reeves looked more threatening and had a number of attacks. However after 17 minutes, a breakaway allowed Finchampstead the opportunity to score the first goal of the match. Despite a spirited defence and a number of attacks, Reeves found themselves conceding a second goal in the 27^th minute. From that restart, Reeves pressed the Finchampstead goal and were rewarded with a goal in the last minute of the half with Adam beating three defenders in a goal mouth scramble to score.

Reeves had a very lively start the second half with the midfield creating a number of passing moves. This allowed Josh to go on a series of attacking runs down the right wing. This pressure was rewarded in the 4^th minute of the half when Adam latched onto a loose ball in the area to shoot past the keeper and even the score. At this point Reeves were on top but Finchampstead fought their way back into the match to take control of the midfield. This gave Finchampstead the platform they were looking for and allowed their forwards to mount a series of dangerous attacks which resulted in three further goals. Although under pressure, Reeves did not let their heads go down and half way through the second half attacked down the left wing. Adam raced through the centre of the park in support, checking his run a number of times to stay on side.   The pass from the wing found Adam who from 12 yards out turned and fired a super shot into the back of the net to score Reeves third goal and his hat trick. This gave Reeves a new lease of life but despite a number of goal mouth incidents at either end, the match finished 3 – 5 to Finchampstead.

Final Score:  3 - 5