Haslemere started sluggishly after a delayed push back.
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The ladies were passing the ball well, but were struggling with their first touch on a bouncy pitch.
Haslemere were losing possession through the middle too frequently, and Trojans scored two quick goals.
The visitors reverted to their usual formation, but Trojans continued to create a number of chances and scored a third goal to open up a comprehensive 3-0 lead at half-time.
The visitors kept their heads up and scored three goals back to get back into the game.
All three goals came from corners, and were scored by Cleo Buirski, Cindi Pretorious and Ella.
Trojans scored a fifth goal and ran out 5-3 winners.
Despite the scoreline, Haslemere put in a strong second-half performance and showed their fighting spirit.
Lynn Jeynes was named Haslemere’s player of the match.
Haslemere bounced back from that defeat with a 2-0 win against Basingstoke’s second team at The Edge.
The home side dominated the first half but could not find the back of the net early on.
Haslemere eventually took the lead when Cindi Pretorious pounced on a poor 16-yard hit out.
The home side maintained their work rate in the second half and kept Basingstoke under pressure.
Haslemere doubled their advantage early in the second half when a slick move up the middle of the pitch saw Alice Toynton deflect the ball to Pretorious in the D, and she calmly slotted in to make it 2-0.
Pretorious was named Haslemere’s player of the match.
Haslemere’s men’s first team drew 1-1 at Bournemouth in South Central Men’s Premier Division One.
Bournemouth struck first to take the lead, but Haslemere responded positively to the setback.
The visitors got back on level terms following an excellent line break by Richie Turpin and a quick up and under by Marco van Raalte, with top scorer Bio applying the finishing touch to make it 1-1.
The second half ebbed and flowed with neither team taking any of the many chances that were created, and the game finished 1-1.
Two of Haslemere men's teams have been confirmed as league champions.
The men’s sixth team sealed the league title with a 6-2 win against Hamble, while the men’s fourth team beat Portsmouth 5-2 to guarantee promotion.
Both sides are well represented by the club’s junior section, fielding a mix of youth and experience.
Haslemere’s under-16 boys beat Southgate 5-4 in a thrilling game to seal their place in the Tier Two Plate Finals at Nottingham.
Two quick-fire goals from Southgate gave the home side an early 2-0 lead, but Haslemere pulled a goal back when Milo Lawson slotted the ball into an open net.
The visitors were back on level terms when Nick scored to make it 2-2, but Southgate soon regained the lead.
Lawson scored his second of the game shortly before half-time to make it 3-3.
Southgate regained the lead in the second half, but Elliot’s drag flick into the roof of the net made it 4-4 before Spencer smashed home Haslemere’s winner.