THREE quick-fire headers in a devastating five minute spell just before half time helped power FA Vase winners and SWL champions Winchester City to a 4-1 victory at Kent League side Lordswood.

The spree started on 39 minutes when Mark Jones headed on a Mark Smith free-kick for Jamie Laidlaw to nod past the home keeper and, three minutes later, Ian Mancey headed in a second after the keeper had fumbled another Smith delivery.

City's smooth passage into the next round was effectively sealed on 44 minutes, Matt Bicknell's free-kick into the near post being met by the head of Mark Blake to make it 3-0.

Glenn Barlow pulled a goal back for the Kent Leaguers on the hour mark before substitute Jamie Musselwhite latched onto a long ball upfield and rounded his marker to slot home.

Winchester now travel to Corinthian Casuals this Saturday for their preliminary round clash.

Brockenhurst manager Graham Kemp will take his side back to Sussex next week to face Burgess Hill Town following their 2-0 success at Broadbridge Heath.

"Our performance could have been better but it was all about getting the right result today, we now have a tough game next week," said Kemp.

Paul White gave the Badgers a 34th minute lead from the penalty spot after Jason Lovell had been fouled with Nick Kemp firing in a second after 74 minutes.

Fareham Town made it three wins on the spin as they also triumphed 2-0 at Combined Counties League Cove.

A Ryan Hughes header from Luke Brooks' corner kick put Town ahead on 35 minutes with Floyd Hamoudu's close-range finish from a Steve Boston cross after 75 minutes sealing matters.

"I'm very pleased with the win and we probably should have scored a few more goals but at least we are heading in the right direction," said Fareham manager Louis Savage.

AFC Totton will have home advantage for their replay against Sussex League Whitehawk tomorrow after the two sides drew 1-1.

The visitors moved ahead on 20 minutes. Scott Bundy was brought down in the penalty area andhe picked himself up to slot home the resultant spot-kick.

Whitehawk levelled after 70 minutes from another penalty award when Danny Barker was adjudged to have handled and Dean Venton netted from 12 yards.

"I'm pleased with the result," admitted Totton boss Stuart Ritchie. "We were missing a few players today including Marc Osman who'll be OK for tomorrow's replay."