After a six week lay-off due to the weather, Horsham U16’s returned to action in the League Cup and made the perfect start with only 5 minutes on the clock when David O’Callaghan’s cross was collected by Joss Clack to fire the visitors into the lead. Horsham controlled the game and doubled their advantage midway through the half, with the same combination of players providing the same result for Clack's 2nd of the game. And Clack’s hat trick was completed 5 minutes later to complete a period of play which saw Horsham totally dominating the game in all areas of the pitch.

The remainder of the half saw little let up for the home side. Marcus Collier came close to scoring, as did O’Callaghan, and Lewis Scally was unlucky to have a goal ruled out by an alleged foul on the 'keeper.

The second half saw the same pattern of play with the visitors pushing forward whilst the defence, marshalled by Joss Knowles, kept any Jarvis attack to a minimum. Clack’s personal match tally was added to when, after 14 minutes of play, he collected a through ball and outmuscled the defence to drive home his and Horsham’s forth. Clack seemed to be unable to do anything wrong, nor did the entire squad, and Scally added a fifth, finishing off another flowing move before Brandon Tiller scored a bullet header from another O’Callaghan assist to round off a very pleasing performance.