Matt Townley, Martin Slocombe, Matt Cooper and Jordan Rose were left out after last week’s FA Cup debacle at Bishops Cleeve while Andy Harris was unfit because of a knee injury.

Manager Matt Hale brought in new signing Simon Radcliffe, Chris Allen, Jordan Vincent and Scott Dixon to the starting line-up with Carl Foster, Jordan Metters and Matt Bound on the bench.

In the case of Bound it was never the intention to name him as a substitute, but the ex-skipper suffered car problems en-route to the ground and arrived with the game already underway.

The home side, playing down the slight slope, were first to show when a long throw from Jon McDonald was punched out by Teras’ keeper Ryan Harrison only for Craig Dundas to pick up the loose ball, but his effort from just eight yards flew well over the crossbar.

The hosts went close again in the ninth minute when a free-kick from Barrie Matthews was allowed to go across the face of the goal to be met by Ian Hodges whose header was beaten out by Harrison.

Ashley Smith collected the loose ball, but the assistant had spotted him in an offside position.

Harrison had to be alert a few minutes later to save from Dean Wells’ header from a Smith corner and Vincent was on hand to rob Craig Tanner as the home full back was poised to shoot.

Weymouth’s first real chance came in the 23rd minute when Jon McDonald made a mess of clearing a ball from Vincent and Jake Reid latched on to the loose ball.

The Terras’ striker ran into the area, but Matt Lovett was able to push the ball off Reid’s feet at the expense of a corner.

When Stuart Lake found Dundas with a long ball over the Weymouth defence it looked ominous for the visitors, but the home striker shot wide as Scott Brice put him under pressure.

The next action saw Matthews run from inside his own half before releasing Marcello Fernandes, but Harrison held his 25-yard ground shot at the second attempt.

Hampton took the lead in the 41st minute when a long throw from Wells was collected by Ian Hodges. He pushed the ball on to Ashley Smith who then fired home from the edge of the area.

Weymouth were first to threaten after the break when Vincent found Reid who made 25 yards before pushing the ball to Dixon, but the Terras man’s cross was poor and the ball flew harmlessly out of play.

Harrison did well to pluck a cross from Fernandes off the head of Hodges and then to save from a free- kick, also from Fernandes.

At the other end Josh Klein-Davies’ shot was held by Lovett after Reid had put the substitute through on goal.

Brice did superbly to block an effort from Hodges with his chest on the goal-line in the 61st minute and the young centre-back was also on hand to take the ball off the feet of Dundas just after.

With 72 minutes on the clock Hampton doubled their advantage when a poor clearance from Vin-cent was collected by Craig Tanner.

The Beavers’ man fed Dundas who let fly from the edge of the area. Harrison was able to push out the shot, but Tanner had continued his run and reacted first to tap home from close range.

Carl Foster, making his senior debut as a replacement for Matt Groves, linked well with Klein-Davies to create an opening for Dean Smith, but Lovett was able to hold on to the midfielder’s effort.

Hampton had a couple of chances to increase the lead – Smith shooting high and Dundas hitting a post from close range, before Dundas added a third in the 82nd minute.

Nathan Collier put Smith clear on the left flank with time to fire in a cross which evaded Harrison leaving Dundas to score from close range.

Although the result – and scoreline – was identical to last week’s result at Bishops Cleeve the handful of Weymouth fans who had made the trip to Surrey all agreed that the overall performance was much improved.