Chard Ladies traveled to their furthest away game - a long hour and half drive to Barnstaple to face Taw Valley, who sit below them in the league table. This was a must win match for Chard in order to securely place them in the middle of the table, making another season in this league look likely.

As a result of the long drive, Chard started the match slow and without their usual pace and quick reactions. Taw Valley took advantage of their fatigued opposition and took the lead early in the match. Chard started to find their rhythm and equalised through striker Rachel Ireland Jones. Rachel shortly doubled Chard's lead through a fancy over the head slap into the back of the net. The first half ended 1.2 to Chard.

A few sweets and a strong talking to from captain Hannah McGown and an almost unrecognizable Chard started the second half - with the game being predominantly played in Taw Valley's 25. Chard furthered their lead from skillful team work, with winger Amy Goss assisting Ruth Butcher who pummeled the ball into the back of the net. Chard made it 4.1 through Sasha Taylor who patiently waited on the far post for the cross in order to score her first goal for Chard's first team. Despite some valiant saves from Valley's keeper Chard made it 5 as a result of the ball conveniently landing in front of Amy Goss, who slotted it into the corner of an open goal. Valley managed to catch Chard on the break and won a short corner, which they converted making the score 5.2. However, Chard were not finished yet and two further goals from forward, Ruth Butcher, ensured both Chard's victory and her hatrick.

The game concled 7.2 to Chard,.

Girl of the game, for the third week running, went to EJ Hines for her determination and skill in centre midfield.