Swindon Supermarine FC

The Magpies made a quick return to the Webbswood Stadium following their midweek League defeat at the hands of Marine, but the script remained the same with the home side edging another slim victory against their impressive and well organised opposition. Henry Spalding scored his first of the campaign in the first half which proved to be the difference on the day, as Supermarine progressed beyond the Second Round Qualifying stage for the first time in five years. Recap the highlights courtesy of our Match Tactics camera footage.

Supermarine picked up all three points against fellow high-flying Magpies at the Webbswood Stadium on Wednesday evening in an epic encounter. Despite early possession from the visitors, Harry Williams proved too hot to handle as he broke the deadlock on five-minutes, before a fairly even opening forty-five, saw Shaquille Geengwe level the score shortly before the interval - giving the scoreline a fairer feel. After the break however, Supermarine stepped up a gear and despite the Magpies taking the lead courtesy of Charlie Gunson following the referee opting to play the advantage following a close penalty call, it was Harry Williams who moments later tried a long range effort which tipped the crossbar. Sustained pressure saw the home side awarded a penalty, but James Harding couldn't manage to squeeze the ball home but the setback was only temporary as he went on to score a brace to help Marine to another well deserved three points.

Another tough game against SL1S side Willand Rovers saw Marine edge through courtesy of a first half goal from Harry Williams. With the Supermarine TV camera unavailable, here's a recap from our Game Tactics camera so as you don't miss the action!

Marine found it tough going in the first 45-minutes at Silver Street as they opened their FA Cup account on a windy Saturday afternoon. A superb counter-attack from their lower league hosts saw Lewis Hill open the scoring in a half which should have seen the Devon based side build on their lead. Tough words at half time saw Marine come out a far better side and a stunner from Leon Morrison - his first for the club, leveled things and Marine can have no complaints at their hosts having another shot in an entertaining cup tie. Watch the game highlights for FREE, with the post game thoughts from manager Lee Spalding. Apologies for the lack of sound in the opening minute - a new microphone caused the issue.

A brace by leading scorer Harry Williams - including his first penalty of the campaign, saw Supermarine return to winning ways following Saturday's harsh defeat at Salisbury. Watch the game highlights for FREE - and FIRST, here on the Supermarine TV Rumble platform.

Supermarine slipped to sixth in the standings after falling to a narrow defeat in the first Wiltshire derby of 2022-23 at the Ray Mac on Saturday afternoon. The scoring was opened on 15 minutes when the hosts Brandon Goodship converted from the spot - following a very dubious penalty decision, before adding to their tally two minutes after the break courtesy of an Antonio Diaz rocket which left boss Lee Spalding to bemoan his sides defending. Marine did create chances, but it wasn't until the third minute of added time that Harry Williams reduced the score to 2-1, following a fantastic long range lob. Catch the highlights and managers post game thoughts for FREE.

Supermarine got back to winning ways at the Webbswood Stadium on Saturday afternoon with a stunning first half performance to seal the deal. An own goal by Harry Taylor (31 minutes) was followed up by a hat-trick from Harry Williams (38, 42 and 44mins) The visitors hit back after the break courtesy of Herson R-Alves after he netts from the pot on 72min and stunned the home side two-minutes later giving hope of a comeback - and but for some decent saves from Supermarine keeper Connor Johns, they may well have done. Watch the highlights along with manager Lee Spalding giving his post-game reaction - for FREE!

Supermarine suffered their first defeat of the league campaign in Hampshire on Wednesday evening [17.08.22], when they fell to promotion hopefuls Gosport. A 16th minute goal from Harry Williams wasn't enough after Harry Jewitt-White leveled things on 39-minutes and although the visitors were good for their money in the opening forty-five, they posed little threat after the break and conceded twice more courtesy of a Harvey Bradbury brace.

Supermarine headed to the top of the standings with two wins from two, as they took on Hendon at the Webbswood Stadium on Saturday afternoon [13.08.22] A brace each for Harry Williams [13min & 56min] and James Harding [34min & 67min from the penalty spot] rounded off a decent display in scorching 32dc heat. * Some rather loud f-bombs have been dubbed out (the Hendon bench won 6-2!) and we apologise for the rather loud boiler flue interference in the post-match interview – increased the sound so as you can hear Lee and Charlie slightly better.

Although Supermarine TV couldn't make the match, you can catch all of the goals courtesy of our Match Tactics Game Camera!

Supermarine Development faced another tough preseason challenge when they took on uhlsport Hellenic League 1 side, Calne Town on Tuesday evening.

We weren't at the game to capture the highlights in our final PSF, so catch all six goals courtesy of our Match Tactics Camera instead! Music with thanks to Springfield.

Supermarine put in some good groundwork in their final home PSF game of the 2022-23 campaign, however their visitors were far more clinical in front of the net and showed just why they were promoted at the end of last season.

The Development side played their second PSF game of the summer, with a game against Wiltshire Senior League side, Kintbury Rangers.

Second half goals from Ryan Campbell, Harry Williams (2), Mat Liddiard and George Dowling gave Marine a comfortable win at the Save On Tyres Stadium on Friday evening - despite a tough opening half against the Worthians.

A brace from Josh March saw Marine fall to a 2-1 home defeat against their League 1 opposition at the Webbswood Stadium on a hot Saturday afternoon - rounding off two games in two days. James Harding produced another decent performance and pulled one back after the visitors had gone ahead in the first half, but the whole team deserved credit once again as they didn't look out of place against a side four divisions higher up the pyramid. Man of the Match: Connor Johns.

Supermarine played the first of two games in two days as they visited the newly promoted Mitres on Friday evening [15.07.22], looking to continue their fine preseason form. Although the hosts got off to a great start, they were unable to convert their chances and Harry Williams put Lee Spaldings side ahead on 15 minutes. The home side drew level on 32 minutes when Jordan Annear forced the ball in to the back of the net but after the break, Harry Williams bagged a second [55 minutes] while the referee failed to award a free kick to the visitors after Trialist B was brought down, and the home side took advantage and immediately went down the other end of the pitch and scored courtesy of Shayne Anson [68 minutes]. Just as it looked as if it would be honours shared, Conor McDonagh scored a scorcher of a goal from 20 yards out [84 minutes] and there was even time for him to see a penalty saved just before the final whistle. Supermarine Man of the Match: Harry Williams.

Supermarine boss Lee Spalding, gives his post game thoughts on the sides opening PSF game in Gloucestershire yesterday [05.07.22] evening. #SSFC30

Supermarine got their preseason campaign off to a good start with a comfortable win at the Corinium Stadium on Tuesday evening [July 5, 2022]. First half goals from Jamie Edge [19 minutes] and Henry Spalding [23 minutes] gave the visitors a decent lead, and with a large number of changes after the break, it was left to a lively Trialist B to add to the score [88 minutes] to round off the win. Supermarine Man of the Match: Zack Kotwica.

The Webbswood Stadium played host to a Swindon Supermarine Legends side who took on a team of Legends and Starts from Swindon Town on Sunday afternoon [July 3, 2022], all in support of the NSPCC.

Sunday May 22, 2022 Corinium Stadium, Cirencester Supermarine Women completed their 2021-22 season in a creditable seventh place courtesy of a 6-0 win in their "home" game to neighbours Highworth Town Ladies. Four goals from Amy Hards and a brace from Leah Dolloway rounded off a great performance on the day.

Kieran Phillips was close to sweeping a hat-trick of awards at our Presentation Evening last weekend... Steve Gunnett raising the smiles with this one!

In what will be the Clubs 30th Anniversary and as part of the celebrations, we were proud to unveil the new Swindon Supermarine logo at our End of Season Presentation Evening last Saturday [07.05.22] and a day later on our social media channels. In case you missed it - here it is again! Pride in our past. Excitement in our future. History in the making.

Pitching In Southern Football League Premier Division South Saturday April 23, 2022 Webswood Stadium Supermarine rounded off the 2021-22 league season with a home W over Tiverton with goals coming from Kieran Phillips (50 min) and Ryan Campbell (66 min) which ensured the side finished a creditable 12th in the standings. Catch our FREE game highlights here!

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