JUBILANT boss Steve Cuss felt Wimborne Town had been “full value” for their 6-0 victory over Evesham United and claimed his side could have scored more.

Ulsterman Mark Gamble snaffled the first of his hat-trick before being felled by United goalkeeper John Bateman with Micky Hubbard converting the penalty.

James Stokoe got in on the act before Gamble added his second and third prior to substitute Matt Kemble scoring number six.

Cuss told the Daily Echo: “We were clinical in attacking areas and it was well deserved. If anything, we could have had a couple more.

“Mark Gamble really had the bit between his teeth. He is very keen to make a success of himself at the club and his finishing was top class.”

Cuss expects to name an unchanged 16 for tomorrow’s trip to table-toppers Bridgwater Town (3pm) who are the only team to win all three Southern South & West matches so far.

Magpies: Harvell, Arnold (Maybury, 61), Whitley, Costello, Brian, Blake (Kemble, 74), Griffin, Hubbard, Stokoe, Gamble (Roast, 87), Webb. Unused subs: Davidson, Ackerman (g/k).

  • In the Wessex League, Hamworthy United maintained their strong start to the season with a 5-1 win at Romsey Town. Sam Lanahan, Lee Chudy (2) and Dominic Allen (2) were among the goals.

Mike Haskell’s second-half strike proved decisive as Verwood Town grabbed their first win of the season with a 1-0 success over Horndean. The Potters are away to Folland Sports, formerly GE Hamble, tomorrow (3pm).

Christchurch ended a run of three straight defeats by beating Totton & Eling 3-1 on Friday. Michael Cuffie takes his team to Fawley tomorrow (3pm).

Bournemouth Poppies remain pointless after a 4-2 defeat at home to Newport (IOW), while in Wessex One, New Milton Town top the pile with three wins from three following a 3-2 success over Laverstock & Ford.

Ringwood Town beat US Portsmouth 4-1.