MANAGER Sue Aldridge is facing an expensive trip to McDonalds after her football team won for the first time for four years on Sunday.

Her Melksham Park 2nds XI team ended their barren run with a 5-2 win in the under 14s Red Division of the Wiltshire Times and Chippenham News Mid-Wilts Youth and Minor League.

In an ironic twist the long-awaited victory came against the Melksham Park first team who are also yet to record a victory this season and who play in the same division.

Sue had promised her players a treat if they ever won a game.

She said: "After the game they were all arguing about whether it should be pizzas or burgers which I had said I would buy them if they won a game.

"To be honest we don't even remember the exact time of our last victory because it was so long ago.

"We have eight or nine lads who have stuck with us since the age of eight and we have lost by 20 goals on a few occasions.

"We call ourselves Melksham Park Spartans, because the Spartans never gave up and neither have we.

"We are not bottom of the league and that was our ambition for this season so we are all delighted."

There was nothing between the two in the first half with both sides scoring twice to go in 2-2 at the break.

A second half hat-trick for Chris Maclachlan then gave Melksham Park 2nds the win they have been longing for.

Their other goals came from Joseph Scott (2), with Sean Anteny and Joe Hargreaves replying for Melksham Park.

Under 14s Blue Division

WESTBURY Youth and visitors Bath Arsenal produced an entertaining game at Redland Lane.

Both defences played particularly well and it was only an own goal from a corner that gave Bath their 1-0 win. Matthew Walker in goal and Matthew Friendship in midfield were in outstanding form for Westbury.

Trowbridge Town Youth ran out winners at FC Chippenham in a hard fought game with lots of chances at each end.

Trowbridge took the lead through Craig Sheppard with just two minutes of the first half remaining and added two more goals midway through the second half from substitute Liam Richards, following more end to end action.

Chippenham Town Youth remain in second place on goal difference following their away 3-0 win over Shaw and Whitley.

Shaw never gave up and saw great performances from Kane Udell and Jordan Coulter.

Under 14s Green Division

IN a closely fought game Trowbridge Wanderers and Worton and Cheverell were all square at 1-1 at the break, with Sam Stevens scoring for Wanderers and Tom Welsh replying for Worton.

Walsh scored his second to give Worton the lead before Ashley Pike brought the game level for the second time. Jamie White then slammed home the winner for Worton.

Under 13s Blue Division

FORWARD Jack Gentle played in goal for home side Amesbury Juniors in the first half of their game against Trowbridge Town Youth, which ended 0-0 at the break.

Gentle was moved up front for the second half and set up Christopher Fower to make it 1-0. Trowbridge drew level before Gentle made his mark twice to see Amesbury finish 3-1 winners.

Trowbridge Town Youth took a 2-0 lead in their game against home side Castle Combe Colts. Castle Combe replied quickly but failed to find the second goal leaving the final score at 2-1 to Trowbridge. Richard Boulter scored for Castle Combe.

Trowbridge Wanderers won their second game on the bounce by running out 2-1 home winners against Chippenham Town Youth, with Kyle Davis and Craig Berry on target.

Under 13s Green Division

DANE Edwards put visitors Bromham 1-0 up at the break in their game against Chippenham Town Rangers.

Sam Kington scored from a free kick to double Bromham's lead before Rangers brought the score back to 2-1. Wayne House furthered Bromham's lead before a late goal for Rangers finished off the scoring, leaving the final result at 3-2 to Bromham.

Durrington Rangers continue to improve as the season progresses, running out 4-3 winners at home against Westbury Youth. Tom Booth (2) and Jamie Castle (2) scored for Durrington.

South Newton and Wishford kept going to the final whistle despite being on the wrong end of a 13-0 score line at Warminster Highbury.

Highbury's goals came from Joe Finch, Tom Hurd, Sam Dufosey (2), Zak Legg (2), David Bowman and hat-tricks for twins Chris and Jonathan Haggertey.

Under 13s Red Division

MELKSHAM Park earned their first point of the season by drawing 0-0 with visitors White Horse Juniors.

Amesbury Juniors move up to second place following their 3-0 home win against Shaw and Whitley.

Under 12s Blue Division

TROWBRIDGE Town Youth earned their fourth victory of the season by running out 2-1 winners away to Amesbury Juniors.

Luke Fisher and Jamie Jordan scored for Trowbridge.

Leaders Trowbridge Wanderers remain unbeaten following their away win against Chippenham Town Youth. Declan Harrison (5), Jake Hiscocks and Skip Abouyd scored for Wanderers.

Under 12s Red Division

THE game between Calne Town Youth and visitors Westbury Youth saw an even first half, with Kye Oxley opening the scoring for Westbury from a corner.

Calne levelled within 10 minutes and the game looked like it could go either way.

Calne dominated the second half to finish 4-1 winners.

Bradford on Avon remain three points behind leaders Calne following their 8-0 home win against White Horse Juniors. Nowell-Kelley (2), Creighton (2), Gaskell, Smith, Woodhead and Sibbick scored the goals.

Trowbridge Wanderers are six points behind the leaders with two games in hand following their 4-1 home win against Warminster United Youth. Goals came from James Reeves, Ryan James and Oliver Frankham (2).

Under 11s Blue Division

IN a midtable clash Warminster Highbury took all three points with a 4-0 away win against Chippenham Town Youth.

Alaister Rose, Joe Dufosey and Sam McKintee (2) scored their goals.

FC Chippenham ran out with just 10 players for their home game against Trowbridge Town and battled until the final whistle, with the score at 22-0 to Trowbridge.

Trowbridge's goals came from Mitchell Spackman (3), Otis Young (5), Finn Young (4), Jordan Lee Gullis, Steve Oakley and Martin Jonson (3), his first goals for the club.

Josh Ferguson had a magnificent game and was man-of-the-match for Trowbridge.

Under 11s Red Division

WESTBURY Youth ran out 9-3 winners at home to Trowbridge Wanderers, with Lewis Jordan, DJ Wheeler (4), Flynn Precup (2), Cory Akin and Tom Lucas scoring.

Devizes Town Youth ran out 3-2 winners away to Pewsey Vale.

Under 11s Yellow Division

SHAW and Whitley remain unbeaten following their 3-1 home win against local rivals Melksham Park.

Kieren Mills, Adam Browne and Jordan Kirk scored for Shaw.

Under 10s Yellow Division

WESTBURY entertained top of the table FC Chippenham and despite the final 6-0 scoreline Westbury played very well.

Some of the Westbury team, like Joe Mesnard, have only played a couple of league games and were a credit to the club.

Westbury goalkeeper Kieran Plummer was in outstanding form and James Williamson, Stephen Brewer and Ashley Bodman all defended well for Westbury.

Under 10s Green Division

IN a match that saw both home side Westbury Youth and AFC Corsham Leopards create lots of chances, Westbury ran out 4-1 winners.

Bradley Lewis, Will Bryant (2) and an own goal made up Westbury's tally.

Under Nines Blue Division

DEVIZES Town Youth started much brighter than visitors Trowbridge Town Youth and ran away with the game in the first 15 minutes, scoring three well worked breakaway goals.

The second half saw Trowbridge take control and man-of-the-match Corey Smitherman completed a hat-trick to claim a point for his side.

Under Nines Red Division

TOP of the table Melksham put pressure on Trowbridge from the start in an enjoyable match.

Aidan Hughes and John Williams stood firm in the Trowbridge defence and with some fine saves from man-of-the-match Stephen Rendall Melksham failed to score.

Trowbridge struck twice in the first half, midfielder Andrew Rendall scoring with a well struck shot from distance and David Harding adding a second from a well worked move.

The second half was finely balanced with both teams having good chances and only excellent defending prevented further goals.

Bradford on Avon made it five wins out of five games in their home match against Melksham Park.

Bradford were on top throughout the game turning a 4-0 half-time score into a 12-0 final result.

Despite the score line Melksham kept their heads up and played until the final whistle. Alexious Andropoulis (5), Billy Pearce (3), George White (3) and Tom Arthur scored for Bradford.

Under 16s Red Division

DEVIZES Town ran out 8-3 winners over AFC Corsham in their bottom of the table clash.

Daniel Lyons scored twice on his debut and other goals came from Owen Burgess, Liam Hill, Ashley Edwards (2) and Steven House (2) .

Trowbridge Town Youth 2nds moved up into third place following their 7-1 home win against Pewsey Vale, with goals from Marcus Faint (3), Sam Dawson, Mark Campbell (2) and Adil Bakali.

Under 15s Blue Division

WARMINSTER Hornets, still without their goalkeeper, played host to unbeaten Trowbridge Town Youth with the visitors calling the shots throughout the game.

Trowbridge took a 5-1 lead at the break, with goals from Nick Medin (2), Dan Kovaks, Lee Sines and Tim Summerfield, with Alaister Young replying for the Hornets.

The second half saw the introduction of new signing Mike Perrett who scored five times and with further goals from Harry Hamlin, Dan Barnett, Sines and Summerfield the game ended at 14-1 to the visitors.

Westbury Youth pulled off one of their best results of the season with an emphatic 3-1 win over previously unbeaten Devizes Town Youth.

Lee Meadon opened the scoring with a penalty and scored his second after the interval, again from the penalty spot.

Meadon was denied his hat-trick after being sent off along with a Devizes player following a scuffle.

With 10 minutes to go, Westbury gave Devizes a lifeline when a Westbury back-pass was intercepted and scored by Tom Slater. Devizes were caught on the break and Kieron Stone scored to make the final score 3-1 to Westbury.

Amesbury won 1-0 at Trowbridge Wanderers thanks to a goal by Harry Gale.

Under 15s Red Division

LAVINGTON Bandits held unbeaten Wroughton Juniors to a narrow 2-1 lead at the break, but the game slipped away from Lavington in the second half as the visitors scored eight more to finish 10-1 winners.

Ben Hunt scored for Lavington.