On an extremely sunny day at Mill Meadow the Saints Reserves played third in the table Leatherhead who have played three more games than their hosts, so today's match had that extra little bit of interest as Chalfont could overtake them come the final round of games in about three weeks time.

A fairly even start to the game saw not many chances on either goal but the game was going to come to life three minutes before the interval. In the 42nd minute the Chalfont back line failed to clear the danger and Leatherhead swept the ball into the net to open the scoring. Worse was to come as two minutes later Clarence Kuyoro was adjudged to have fouled a Leatherhead player, who went down a bit easy, in the Saint's penalty area. The resultant penalty kick was despatched past Alex Sykes the Chalfont custodian. Chalfont felt fairly aggrieved a going in at half time two nil down and used this to motivate themselves for the second half.

In the 51st minute Jamel Mattan had his shot saved by the Leatherhead goalkeeper and a minute later a Chris McConnell cross to the far post was headed home by captain Emmanuel Sam to reduce the deficit. A galvanized Chalfont then started to pressurise the visitors but it wasn't until the 85th minute that this pressure paid off when Julian Smith was upended in the Leatherhead penalty area and the referee pointed to the spot. Substitute Luke Heneghan took responsibility for the kick from twelve yards and he stroked the ball into the back of the net for the equaliser. Chalfont then pressed for the winning goal but it wasn't to be and the referee blew the final whistle.

The Saints played Camberley Town under a floodlight Mill Meadow this evening in a Premier ‘B’ match. This was to be the third time the two sides have met this season, the first at Krooner Park was the very first game of the season when the Saints returned with a two nil victory. The second was a Challenge Shield group match at Mill Meadow in March that the Saints won convincingly by five goals to one.

The game kicked off and it was obvious from the early exchanges that the Camberley Town defence were going to defend a high line, so if Chalfont stayed onside they would create chances. As it happened six chances were spurned in the first 45 minutes when Jamel Mattan, Jamal Stewart and Damilola Thomas all had good opportunities to score, but a combination of poor finishing or the Camberley keeper making some fortuitous saves kept the Saints at bay. That said it wasn’t all one way traffic as Camberley Town looked dangerous from free kicks given away around the edge of the Saints penalty area, however it was a long range pile driver, destined for the top corner, that brought out the best in Alex Sykes in the Chalfont goal as he expertly tipped the ball over the cross bar.

The second half was only six minutes old when Damilola Thomas chased down a ball with the advancing Town keeper. The ricochet that ensued favoured the Saints midfielder and with a Camberley defender pressurising him he managed to flip the ball over his head and into the empty net to open the scoring. Damilola also hit the post from a tight angle in the 64^th minute but it was his earlier goal, the only goal of the match that proved to be the winner and Chalfont secured another three points in this passionately contested match.