Aylesbury United Ladies started the game looking extremely quiet and unfocused which this saw the Chiltern Saints side respond to by shooting from a long distance range which saw the first half keeper Claire Poulton block but they followed up making them take the lead.

Chiltern Saints could have doubled their lead but centre back's Lucy Ilic and Gemma Franklin kept composed and made some crucial tackles.

20 minutes into the game Aylesbury reformed into their formation and looked eager to level the game with some great football by Kay Norton and Susie Cole who saw Susie Cole's shot hit the bar, further efforts were also made by Jen Lambie and Kay Norton but both shots went wide.

Minutes before half time Aylesbury United levelled the game with Kay Norton bursting through and hitting an unstoppable goal into the far corner.

Aylesbury stepped up their game in the second half due to the encouragement of players and management.

Minutes into the second half skipper Gemma Franklin weaved round two players to find Kay Norton who went round the Chiltern Saints keeper and rolled the ball in the back of the net to make it 2-1.

Chiltern saints responded after Aylesbury's 2nd goal but 2nd half keeper Trina Freeman pulled off a superb save.

A quick goal kick which found Susie Cole who delivered a great through ball to Leigh Reed who buried the ball in the back of the net (3-1).

Aylesbury United were still looking to increase their lead and working as a team with some good quality football from the two centre half's Beanie Cameron and Jen Lambie linking up with the two forwards.

Aylesbury came under attack from a corner kick that saw Laura Warmbier clear a crucial clearance off the line.

Aylesbury then arose to this by being on the counter attack that saw Kay Norton's shot saved by the keeper that fell to Claire Poulton who made no mistake firing it in the back of the net (4-1), this was Claire's fist goal for the club.

Within minutes after saw Gemma Franklin's moment of glory picking up the ball in own half, weave round four players and plant an unstoppable shot low to the keeper's right (5-1).

Aylesbury were still creating chances with Laura Warmbier and Bethan Harris delivering good balls to the centre forwards. Trina Freeman's goal kick found Kay Norton who pounced to slot home from the edge of the box completing her hat trick (6-1).

Last goal off the game saw Susie Cole deliver a fine ball from an awkward angle that found Leigh Reed who slotted the ball into the back of the net (7-1).

This was a fine display by all players who showed great team performance and Player of the match was awarded to Kay Norton. Big thanks to Trina Freeman and Claire Poulton for volunteering in goal.