Newbury came out in the second half with a much more positive attitude. They were much quicker to the ball playing the ball faster and with more accuracy. Kendall opened the scoring 5 minutes into the half with a well taken goal giving the keeper no chance. This changed the game. Caz Harkness, in particular, was creating space and dominating the right central side of midfield which was giving opportunities to the Newbury attack. Minutes later Kelly Stokes increased the lead with a neat header from a cross by Caz from the right. Ten minutes later Kendall scored with a shot of phenomenal skill, off the outside of her right foot, over the advancing keeper, from outside the 6 yard box to the left of the goal. She then completed her hattrick after collecting a poor clearance by the keeper and striking the ball over her into the net. Leanne was extremely unlucky not to score after a powerful run on goal and a long shot hit the post and rebounded accross the face of the goal. Leanne followed the ball in but somehow a defender managed to clear the ball off the line for a corner.

There then followed a really bizarre incident. From a very precise cross by Caz, Kendall scored what seemed to everybody, but the referee, an excellent headed goal. The referee disallowed it for handball but then added to everybody's bemusment by deeming it to be a deliberate hand ball and issuing Kendall a yellow card. Marlow gained a late consolation from a free kick when the Newbury defence momentarily lost concentration.

Newbury meet Brize Norton in the league cup quarter final on the 6th February.