DIVISION TWO champions Penhill United made it a league and cup double after defeating league rivals Swindon West Indians 2-1 in the Chairman's Trophy final.

A see-saw battle which could have gone either way was eventually settled deep into extra-time at Supermarine's Hunts Copse ground.

Penhill's Sam Reason and West Indians dangerman Gerry Wright exchanged goals during a keenly-contested 90 minutes.

There was still little between the two teams during the additional half an hour but, with a penalty shootout looming, Darren Smart popped up to hand Penhill their second piece of silverware this term.

Division 1

In the dress rehearsal for next week's Knock -out Cup final, Moonrakers beat Juventus 3-1 with goals from Tony Ritchie, Paul Parsons plus an own goal.

With Wroughton WMC losing at Tran Staff in midweek it now looks almost certain that the Moonies will finish runners up as they are waiting on rulings from the league on their unplayed outstanding matches against New Century WMC.

Division 3

A Mark Hacker goal could not prevent Auto Colour from slipping to a 2-1 home defeat at the hands of South Marston.

Division 4

A Ross Kelly double and one for Tony White saw Windmill finish in fourth spot after their 3-2 win at KMLC. Adam Tape and Leon Hills replied for the losers.

Highworth Swindon Fencing beat Suffolk Arms 4-2.

Division 5

Prince of Wales wrapped up the title with two wins over Castrol Chiseldon 2-0 and 6-2.

Steve Richardson and Paul Ridgewell both hit a couple of goals in the 6-2 win along with singles from Kevin Reape and Stuart Marriott.

Division 6

AFC Southside ended their season with a 5-0 home drubbing at the hands of Nationwide Life.

Division 7

WARREN Fuller hit eight goals as champions Nine Elms finished their season with a 100 per cent record.

They brought their season to an end with a 13-1 win over Dennis Removals.