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Ace Haydn is five-star man.
Haydn Cassidy smashed in five goals during his side's mesmerising cup win.
Hemel Stags Aces U13 battered Watford Youth 13-0, with Ross Jenkins, Kieran Johns, Dominic Kelly and man of the match Conor Lowde all scoring two goals each.
The team were also indebted to Harry Fox who stepped in and kept goal at the last minute.
At U9 level Hemel Panthers were beaten by Berkhamsted Raiders Blue.
Raiders' keeper made some fantastic saves as the Berko side ran out 3-1 winners, Callum Mansell scoring Panthers' only goal.
U10 side Hemel Aces Stags Black won a grudge game as they beat the old enemy Comets Cougars.
And they had to come from behind to do it, Billy Hurley and Ross Nethercott getting the goals to give Aces all three points.
Aces Lions also fought out a derby with a Comets outfit. Hemel Stag Aces U11 Lions drew one apiece wth Hemel Comets U11 Blue.
There were surprisingly few attempts at either end until Colm Barrett scored for Comets in the 20th minute with a clean strike.
Both teams continued to put in the effort during the second half, with Jake Strain scoring the equaliser for Lions in the 45th minute.
Lions' man of the match went to determined defender Daniel Nickalls.
Woodhall Wanderers ended an eight-goal thriller as the winning side.
Luke Watson opened the scoring against Tornado JSC with a crafty chip.
Luke Gill and man of the match Josh Chandler defended well to kept Tornado at bay, and Sam Meunier tapped in Wanderers' second from a Jason Potts cross.
Tornado pulled two back to level, before Jason Potts picked up Ross Wilson's through ball for Wanderers' third.
Mullapi Muchenga and Jason Potts again made it 5-2, Tornado scoring a late consolation for 5-3.
Echoes Orange went through to next round of the League Cup thanks to a tremendous giant-killing team display.
The U18 side beat St Albans, who are near the top of the First Division.
Kyle Batchelor pressured a defender into heading Tom Smith's free kick into his own net for Echoes' first, with St Albans equalising soon after. Tom Smith was involved for Echoes' second, Chris Eccles heading in his corner for what turned out to be the winner.
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