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Worcester & Bletchingdon crashed to a 5-1 defeat against Horspath in their last Premier Division match of the season.

Paul Cooper did the damage for Horspath, who had taken the lead through an own goal.

Although Worcester equalised through Todd Parker-Hunt, Horspath went up a gear through Cooper's treble and a Chris Harper strike.

Charlton went down to a 3-1 defeat against Division 1 promotion-chasers Kidlington Old Boys.

Duncan Lowen gave Kidlington the lead, only for Chris Stacker to level.

Kevin Ronaldson then saw his spot-kick brilliantly saved by Charlton's keeper, Dan Mann, after he had brought down Daniel Jones.

Jones gave Old Boys a 3-1 lead, before Matty Caves's spot-kick was saved by Wayne Foster.

Fritwell Res lost 6-3 against Oxford University Press Res.

Paul Gray fired OUP ahead, only for Joe Meaneany to level. Gray then doubled his tally, before Meaneaney equalised.

After the break, substitute Ryan Watts gave Fritwell the lead, but Matty Spooner levelled and Gray put OUP back in front with a superb overhead kick.

A Jimmy Gray penalty made it 5-3 and he added a second to complete their tally.

11:00am Thursday 8th May 2008

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