KINGSTON-ON-THAMES V. OLD ST. ANDREW'S. (a.)-
Played on Boxing Day on the Fairfield, Kingston, when the visitors were easily defeated by five goals to nil. At the outset Ocock and Humphrey on the right wing made tracks for the visitors' goal, but the first point came from the left, where Howard put in a shot which the goal-keeper stopped, but in endeavouring to fist out put through the goal. This was followed by a goal from Humphrey, and later on Ocock spoilt a certain goal from Howard's foot by playing the ball when off-side.

The second half was a repetition of the first, the Kingston defence being too good for the visitors, who rarely passed Peck and Baker. Kemp put on a third goal, Howard a fourth, and Lanham, who found nothing to do in his own goal, came up the field and neatly headed a fifth for his side, causing considerable merriment by so doing. The St. Andrew's goalkeeper and backs played well, but the halves and forwards were weak and very much lacked combination.

Sides:- Old St. Andrew's: R. Copland, goal; A. Evans and A. Mitchell, backs; H. Passmore, Lanham, and J. Passmore, half-backs; W. Spooner and W. Cox (right), J. Goodman (centre), Arnold, and Bignell (left), forwards.
Kingston-on-Thames: F.C. Lanham, goal; A. Peck and J. Baker, backs; E. E. Sayers, P. G. Lloyd and J. Keen, half-backs; W. Ocock and H. Humphrey (right), J. Fagan (centre), W. Howard and J. Kemp (left), forwards. Referee, Mr. W. G. Carn.

Report from Surrey Comet dated 30 Dec 1893- see report in original format.