ce to gain a third win on the run against Division new boys O N Chenecks.

The game started brightly, a long ball from Chenecks defence had Deeping defender Jonny Clay are full stretch to intercept but the ball fell for Ben Diamond, he cut inside to shoot at Richard Stainsby.

A Dan Schiavi corner was partly cleared where Scott Coupland lobbed to see home full back Calvin Budd head off of the line, a good Deeping move saw Henry Dunn win the ball to feed Coupland, he released Schiavi wide where his cross saw home keeperJanis Lauskinieks collect as Coupland and a home defender scrambled for the ball.

Rangers were having the better of possession and went in front on 20 mins, Scott Mooney fed Schiavi whose progress in the box was halted by Simon Underwood's challenge - Scott Coupland stepped up to slam the penalty under the dive of Lauskinieks.

Chenecks Diamond's 25 yard free kick only hit the Deeping wall with Joe Lewington's follow up hitting the massed defenders to be cleared, a Rangers corner by Schiavi was met by David Burton-Jones to glance his header wide.

The home side levelled on 37 mins, Tyrell Bernard's cross was met at the far post by Underwood who headed home despite the pressure from Dan Flack.

Parity was short lived as Deeping regained the lead on 40 mins, Dunn lobbed the ball to the edge of the home box, Schiavi rose and flicked onto Scott Mooney who shot across the goal into the far corner past the stranded Lauskinieks.

It was nearly three when Mooney dispossessed J Lewington, his touch found Coupland to advance to find Will Bird, the shot on the turn was saved by Lauskinieks.

From defending a corner, a swift Rangers break saw Coupland find Schiavi, his cross field pas had Flack at the corner of the home box to deliver a good ball to the far post that Lauskinieks took just as Mooney was about to pounce.

Half Time - O N Chenecks 1 Deeping Rangers 2

The second half started in glorious autumnal sunshine, Bird won on half way, progressed to shoot that had Lauskinieks scrambling where Coupland gathered but could not find a teammate as the Chenecks defence blocked all possibilities.

Another Bird run fed Coupland, his touch played in Dunn to shoot high from the edge of the box, Tom Smith's ball into the home box was well taken by Mooney to turn and cross cum shoot across the face of the goal.

Deeping extended their lead on 68 mins, Schiavi's corner saw a Mooney touch with the ball falling for skipper David Burton-Jones to touch home from 2 yards. (1-3)

Coupland played a 1-2 with Mooney to get into the Chenecks box only to stumble as he turned, a rare home chance came when Diamond burst down the right to cross where Adam Spalding could only guide his header wide of the post.

Chenecks Budd delivered a corner for some home pressure, Luke Hunnings cleared for Rangers, the ball being recycled by Ashley Ogden whose cross was headed wide by sub Tom Caton at the far post.

It was the visitors who extended their advantage on 80 mins, Dunn's forward ball was dummies by Mooney to free Coupland, he returned to Mooney who drove the ball inside the far post for 1-4.

Another Dunn pass sent Mooney foraging down the right, he picked out the arriving Charlie Coulson, the shot just the wrong side of the post.

The home side's Diamond collected just inside the Deeping half and ran goal wards to find Smith with him and the full back produced a good tackle to clear the danger.

A good three points for from a 'job done' performance

Chenecks:
1. Janis Lauskinieks, 2. Ryan Nash, 3. Calvin Budd, 4. Joe Lewington, 5. Simon Underwood (14. Tom Caton - 71 mins), 6. Sam Watkins, 7. Tyrell Bernard (12. Adam Hancock - 60 mins), 8. Ashley Ogden, 9. Ben Diamond, 10. Ben Lewington, 11. Adam Spalding (15. Justin McKenzie - 79 mins )

Rangers:
1. Richard Stainsby, 2. Dan Flack, 3. Tom Smith, 4. David Burton-Jones (Capt.), 5. Luke Hunnings, 6. Jonny Clay, 7. Will Bird (15. Jason Kilbride - 76 mins), 8. Henry Dunn, 9. Scott Mooney, 10. Scott Coupland (14. Callum Madigan - 90 mins), 11. Dan Schiavi (12. Charlie Coulson - 82 mins)
subs not used 16. Max Fisher, 17. Jack Marsden