Twin sisters Amelia and Madison Woodgate both score hat-tricks in Chatham Town’s 12-0 Women’s FA Cup win over Horsham on Sunday

Amelia Woodgate scored a first-half hat-trick for Chatham Town Women before twin sister Madison completed her own treble in the same game.

The identical twins were signed by Chats in the summer and helped their side to a 12-0 win over Horsham on Sunday in the Women’s FA Cup, a result which sent them into the first-round proper of the competition.

Manager Keith Boanas - a Women’s FA Cup-winning manager and three-time finalist - was delighted for the teenage pair, who he hopes can have a big future in the game.

“Amelia probably missed two or three more, so could have had six,” he admitted. “The game could have easily been 20 if we had taken all of our chances.

“They're both immensely talented technically and they're both quite quick. They were able to shine yesterday and it was a great confidence boost for them, I'm sure.

“They have stepped up a level. It's about them developing now and moving up to levels where they want to aspire to be.

“Technically, they could go all the way. They just need to work on the physical side of their game, which they are doing.”

Boanas previously worked with twins Gemma and Carly Hunt at Charlton but it can still be a challenge.

“They wear different colour boots, which helps,” said the manager.

“As you get to know them more, you see certain traits. I think it's probably the third time I've had twins in a club.

“It's taken a while with these. At training sometimes you can get them mixed up.

“One came up to me a few weeks back and was asking a question and I'm thinking, ‘which one am I talking to?!’

“When they were doing the pictures for the media shots the other night, the photographer was like, ‘haven't you just been in?!’”

Madison was Chatham’s first signing of the summer and her arrival was