FLACKWELL Heath gave themselves a life-line with a hard-fought 2-0 victory in Division Three.

But the team could have moved two places off the bottom if they had not had three points deducted last week for fielding an ineligible player.

Neil Catlin's first win as Flackwell manager came against Wokingham at Wilks Park.

Captain Lee Elliott was unavailable but new signings Daniel Pedley from Marlow and Gavin Mernagh from Egham Town were in the starting line-up.

Robert Anson took on the role of captain and with the scoreline 0-0 at half time, it was new signing Mernagh who scored both goals on 50 and 87 minutes to give The Heathens a confidence booster.

Marlow had a dream start in their match against Chertsey in Division Two when they scored after 25 seconds but were left kicking themselves when Chertsey equalised in the last minute.

The Oak Tree Road outfit had the ball in the net almost straight from the kick-off when Nicky Ryder hit the ball past his marker for Jason Travis to grab a goal on his first game back from his three-match suspension.

Chertsey came back with two goals from Mark Lewis to lead, but Marlow equalised with a bizarre own-goal.

Jason Bowler crossed for Luke Evans who badly mishit but saw the ball cannon off a defender and into the net.

The second half was less eventful until the final moments when Grant Goodall played it to Bowler who skipped past his marker and played it back for Ryder to score.

But in the last minute Gary Blake snatched an equaliser to make the scores 3-3.

Both teams have now drawn eleven games in Division Two this season.

Chalfont won again on Saturday to take their points total up to six for the week.

Playing Hertford Town away, Chalfont had to be at their best on a boggy pitch and eventually exerted themselves after early pressure.

The scoreline remained goalless at half time but after the break, Frankie Brannan scored after three minutes when James Baker flicked on a Jamie Cochrane cross.

Cochrane doubled the lead, after Hertford had Jamie Taylor sent off, when he cut inside past two defenders and unleashed a 20-yard drive into the corner.

Kevin Cooper grabbed a consolation in the dying seconds but Chalfont's fortunes are looking up again.

In Division One, bore draw specialists Staines made it three scoreless stalemates in a row at home against Thame United.

Jefferson Louis had the pick of the chances in the first half but saw his effort deflected over the bar.

Amersham Town took Winslow United to extra time in the Minerva South Midlands Division 1 Cup but just lost out.

Town took the lead midway through the first half when Darryl Cooper struck a low shot into the corner and could have increased their lead.

But Winslow hit back and went on to win it in extra time.