Hartpury University could go into Saturday’s FA Vase semi-final first leg against Whitstable Town as Hellenic League Premier Division champions after Tuesday’s 4 -0 win over Thornbury Town.

Goals from Owen Giles, Louis Manning, Josh Roney and Luke Salter have put them 11 points clear of Roman Glass St George, who have four games left, and Hartpury will be champions if Glass drop points on Thursday night at Fairford Town.

Hartpury suffered only their third defeat of the season, losing 3-2 at Highworth Town on Saturday, Salter and Roney scoring for the Acorns.

Tickets are on sale for Hartpury University’s FA Vase semi-final second leg against Southern Counties East Premier Division club Whitstable Town on Sunday April 6 (3pm) at the 4ED Hartpury Stadium.

The prize is a place at Wembley on May 11, for the 50th Vase final, with Hartpury aiming to become the first Gloucestershire club to make it to the final since Forest Green Rovers won it in 1982, beating Rainworth Miners Welfare 3-0 under the old Twin Towers.

Tickets are available here, and in addition, there will be the chance to watch the game on a live stream, courtesy of Your Instant Replay, for a one-off pay-per-view pass of £10, which is available for purchase here

At the bottom, Lydney Town are 11 points above the drop zone after back-to-back 2-0 wins.

Goals from Lee Smith and Declan Morley-Lyne beat Corsham Town 2-0 on Tuesday, after Tristan Murphy scored both goals in their 2-0 win at Malmesbury Victoria on Saturday.

Malmesbury were beaten 2-0 by Fairford Town on Tuesday, Harry Burns and Charlie Holliday netting, and are now 10 points adrift of Longlevens with seven games to play.

Thornbury have recorded their highest points total in a step five campaign after a Cam Drew double in their 2-1 win at Royal Wootton Bassett Town.

Fairford Town are through to the final of the GFA Trophy, where they meet Hallen after a 5-3 penalty shoot-out win over Slimbridge.

The sides drew 0-0 in 90 minutes and after goalkeeper Ben Mitchell saved a Swans penalty, Danny Way fired Fairford into the final.

Cirencester Town were pegged back by Westfields in the first leg of their Floodlit Cup final.

Ross Gabriel’s first half double put Cirencester 2-0 up, but Westfields fought back to set up a fascinating second leg.

Stonehouse Town’s Division One play-off hopes are now slim, as they sit five points outside with two games left after losing 4-0 to Droitwich Spa on Tuesday.

Shortwood United are six points adrift with three games left after Olly Whelan and Alfie Bradshaw scored in Tuesday’s 2-1 win over Tytherington Rocks, George Box replying.

Both sides lost on Saturday, Shortwood going down 1-0 to a Sean Brain goal for Redditch Borough, while FC Stratford scored a stoppage-time winner to beat Stonehouse 2-1, Rich Thwaite scoring for the Magpies.

Newent Town are back on the bottom with two games left after Tuesday’s 2-0 loss to Abingdon United.

On Saturday, Cheltenham Saracens drew 1-1 with Chipping Sodbury Town, Paul Holmes their scorer.

Newent reached the quarter-finals of the Supplementary Cup, beating Tytherington Rocks 4-1 on penalties after a 1-1 draw.

Joe Richards put the Daffs ahead, and they had Leroy Odiero sent off, with Rocks levelling in stoppage time through Keelan Mastouras, but Newent keeper Adam Fenner was the shoot-out star with three saves.

Bishop's Cleeve's hopes of lifting the GFA Senior Cup ended in disappointment on Wednesday when they were beaten 3-0 by Bristol Manor Farm.

Cinderford Town are 13 points from safety with eight Southern League Division One South games left after taking only one point from two games with fellow strugglers Thatcham Town.

A goal from Charlie Johnson just before the half-hour was enough to give Thatcham a 1-0 victory on Tuesday, after the sides drew 2-2 at the Causeway on Saturday.

Alex Bonthron put Cinderford ahead before two goals from Harvey Flippance turned the game round, only for Marley Thomas to level late on for the Foresters.

In the play-off race, Bishop’s Cleeve got back to winning ways after successive defeats with a 2-0 win over Didcot Town.

They went ahead five minutes from half time when Matt Bower’s header rebounded off the bar and Matt Liddiard was there to fire home the rebound from 12 yards and in the second half substitute Ethan Dunbar sealed the points.

Cleeve are seventh, two points behind fifth-placed Malvern Town, but have at least a game in hand on the sides around them.

Second-placed Evesham United cut the gap to leaders Yate Town to three points with six games to play after a 2-0 win over Cribbs, while Yate were held 1-1 at Bideford.

Mike Ford’s side left it late to seal the win, with Toby Raison scoring both goals, in the 78th and 84th minutes.

Almondsbury are eight points clear at the top of the County League after they won 2-0 at next-to-bottom Cheltenham Civil Service, with goals for Craig Lancastle and Jayden Holver.

Stoke Gifford SGS United are second after beating Broadwell Amateurs 3-0 and Wick won 5-2 at bottom side Gala Wilton.

Gala led 1-0 and 2-1, both goals from Christian Oliver, but Wick stormed back for victory.

They are now fourth after Frampton United jumped to third after Manolo Espada’s goal gave them a 1-0 win at Quedgeley Wanderers on Tuesday.

Sharpness are fifth after a 2-2 draw at Hanham Athletic, Jamie Walker scoring twice to put the Sharks 2-0 up before Hanham came back to grab a point.

Filton Athletic, in sixth, are still in the title hunt after drawing 2-2 with Quedgeley thanks to a stoppage-time equaliser.

Filton led early on but Sean Lawson levelled and led with a penalty but Filton snatched their late equaliser.

Espada gave Frampton a 1-0 win over Henbury & Rockleaze on Saturday, while Chalford won a 4-3 thriller at Bromley Heath United, leading with an own goal before Ryan Harry added a second.

But Aiden Noble’s hat-trick turned the game round, Bromley leading 3-2 with 20 minutes to go.

In the 88th minute, Will Benneyworth hit a speculative shot on the half volley into the net and in injury time Adam Day headed the winner.

Ruardean Hill Rangers were beaten 3-0 at Totterdown United.

The Northern Senior League Division One title race rolls on as top two Tewkesbury Town and Whaddon United continue to match each other, win for win.

A Scott Jordan hat-trick and goals for Henry McMahon and Adam Stanley saw Town beat Hardwicke 5-0, while United won 2-0 at Bredon thanks to Jed Payton and Ryan Vincent.

Town are 10 points clear with three games to play, while Whaddon still have seven left - and it’s all brewing up to their meeting on April 19 at Tewkesbury School.

Fourth beat third as goals from Ash Bird (two) and Matt Cairns gave Brockworth Albion a 3-0 win over Dursley Town.

Toby Wildig hit a hat-trick as English Bicknor won 5-2 at Tredworth Tigers, George Riley and Kalum Wildig with the others, Jacob Rodgers and Kedada Russell with the Tigers’ goals, while FC Lakeside, with Kyle Adams scoring, drew 1-1 with Charfield, Joe Spill replying.

Rodborough Old Boys beat Bredon 1-0 on Wednesday with a Jack Chudleigh goal, having beaten Lydney Town Reserves 4-2 on Saturday thanks to Chudleigh (two), Travis Cooke and Jai Underwood. Luke Williams and Zac Pinchard scored for Lydney.

Staunton & Corse were 3-1 winners over Longlevens Reserves, Dan Gittings, Jack Cornell and Chris Tillott on target, with Craig Martin netting for Longlevens.

Stonehouse Reserves’ lead at the top of Division Two is eight points after they drew 0-0 at Bream Amateurs.

Second-placed Falcons did not play and have two games in hand, as do Barnwood United, 10 points behind Stonehouse in third after a 3-2 win over King’s Stanley.

Dan Smith (two) and Matt Davis netted for Barnwood, Stanley’s goals from Dan Carman and Jeremy Stephenson.

Stanley are fifth, with Painswick fourth, two points outside the top three after Myles Cooper’s double saw off Harrow Hill 2-1, Scott Morgan replying.

Keiron Birch scored as Berkeley Town won 1-0 at Cheltenham Civil Service Reserves and sit sixth, while Viney St Swithins climbed further away from the drop zone after a 1-0 win over Lydbrook Athletic thanks to Kieran Fabiani's goal.

WOMEN'S ROUND-UP

Gloucester City have clinched the South West League Division One North title after their 3-1 win at Paulton Rovers.

Sachiko Kaneko-Grun, Lucabella Davis and Kassidy Grey clinched the win, which, coupled with Bitton’s 2-1 loss to Corsham Town, sees City promoted to the Premier Division, with 16 wins and a draw from their 17 games.

Cirencester Town lost 2-1 to Stockwood Wanderers, Amelia Dudding scoring their goal, and they stay fourth in the table.

Cheltenham Town are four points above the FA Women’s National League Southern Premier drop zone with two games left after going down 2-1 to Exeter City at St James’ Park.

Amber Pollock and Maya Kendell found the net for the Grecians, either side of a Doris Greenwood equaliser for the Robins.

In Division One of the County League, Bishop’s Cleeve lost 1-0 to Mangotsfield United, while Dursley Town crashed 9-1 at AEK Boco Reserves, Lucy Bennett with their goal.

Bristol & West had a walkover against Cheltenham Civil Service, as did Cheltenham Saracens against Longlevens.

Gloucester City Reserves were held to a 1-1 draw by Downend Flyers Reserves, and must wait to mathematically clinch the Division Two title.

Downend took the lead early on, and the equaliser came when Nicole Lewis scored from the penalty spot after Naomi Baldwin was fouled, leaving City nine points clear of second-placed Southmead CS, who have three games left.

Ellwood are a point behind Division Three leaders Stoke Lane Athletic with two games in hand after their 4-1 win over Abbeymead Rovers.

Michaela Merry-Dowle scored twice with one each for Sophie Wicks and Chelsea Willetts, while Stoke Lane drew 2-2 at Cinderford Town, Sam Morse and an own goal getting the Foresters’ goals.

Bishops Cleeve Development, in third, suffered a 4-3 loss to Kingswood despite goals for Liv Plumpton, Kate Mills and Chelsea Lewis as Sian Towler and Dyana Peacey both scored twice for Kingswood.

Tuffley Rovers, with two goals each for Kelly Birkett and Imogen Maguire, plus one each for Devon De Winnaar, Megan Hamblett, Emily Hawley and Sara Stone, won 8-1 at Newent Town.

Freya Warwick replied for Newent, while Winchcombe Town lost 7-0 at Bradley Stoke.

Cheltenham Spa will win the Division Four title if they better Andoversford’s result in their respective final games of the season.

Spa won 1-0 at Berkeley Town with a penalty from Ruby Beaver, and travel to Southmead CS Reserves in their last game with a two-point lead at the top.

Andoversford, with Emily Skipp scoring all four goals, lost 5-4 to Southmead and their final game is against Lydney Town, due to be replayed after it was abandoned two weekends ago.

Lydney were 4-1 winners over Mitcheldean, Tia Watts (two), Harriet Lambe and Gemma Jenkins scoring, Mitcheldean’s reply coming from Jennifer Jordan, while Ashton Keynes lost 1-0 to Downend Flyers A.