COMBINED COUNTIES LEAGUE: All the latest from Ascot United, Sandhurst Town and Eversley & California

Right-back George Lock was their man-of-the-match.

The game marked the return of Lamin Sankoh, who has rejoined the club from Thatcham, and it completed a good week for Jamie Tompkins' side.

Last Wednesday, they won 2-1 at Balham to reach the quarter-finals of the Cherry Red Records Cup with a young side led by 18-year-old James Richardson.

Their team, with an average age of 19, contained two debutants – keeper Sam Hayes and central midfielder Sam Evans.

Hayes was beaten in the fourth minute when he could only parry a cross onto the bar with the ball ricocheting off Harry Laflin for an own goal.

But United responded well and Richardson set up a 19th-minute equaliser for Higgs and it was his free-kick which led to Laflin netting the winner in the 64th minute.

Ascot visit Spelthorne Sports in a clash between the top two this Saturday (3pm) before facing Sheerwater at the Racecourse Ground next Tuesday (7.45pm).

In Division One, Sandhurst Town were far too hot for hosts Ash United, hammering them 8-0 after a blistering performance which produced four goals in each half.

They never looked back after taking a two-goal lead inside the opening three minutes through Bradley Brown and Danny Turner.

The Fizzers were following up their 1-1 draw at Epsom & Ewell the previous Tuesday, with Sam Green's 38th-minute goal not being cancelled out until six minutes from time.

Mike Herbert's men host Dorking Wanderers Reserves in the third round of the Cherry Red Records Premier Cup next Tuesday (7.45pm).

Bottom-of-the table Eversley & California were edged out 1-0 at second-placed Farnham Town, the only goal coming after 35 minutes.

This Saturday they play Kensington & Ealing Borough in the second round of the Division One Cup, with the tie have been switched to Fox Lane.