| In The Premier Division Hetton Lyons Cricket Club returned to League duty and had to work hard for the result today against visitors Langley Park Wmc , very few chances in the first half Warren Byrne saw his shot cleared off the line and a minute later shot wide of the goal. Langley parked nearly took the lead in the 50th minute but a double save from the Lyons goalkeeper Jameson kept them out, a minute later Lyons forward Kyle Davis had a one on one and his shot was saved from the Langley goalkeeper. The Lyons did take the lead in the 74th minute, from a free kick Billy smith headed it down for Warren Byrne to break the deadlock 1-0. Warren Byrne made it 2-0 ten minutes later a thru ball from Price and Byrne picked it up and rounded the keeper to score.Washington JFC welcomed Langley Steelers for this Premier League game. Steelers had the ball in the net first but the ref blew for off-side, shortly after JFC went 1-0 up after a cracking goal by Briggs from 20yds the ball flying into the left hand corner, it was 2-0 when Middlemiss cut in from the left and sent the keeper the wrong way, a mix up in the Steelers Defense allowed Macadam in to nip in and slide the ball home 3-0 H/T to JFC.The 2nd half was scrappy compared to the 1st half Steelers got a goal back in the 65 min, when Harris beat the JFC keeper to the ball slotting the ball over the line, 3-1 JFC, with 20 mins left a good move by Middlemiss down the left saw his cross touched on by Baxter for Stephenson to score at the far post F/T JFC 4-1.Kelloe wmc entertained Washington Chevies In a game, where the chevvies defended well, kelloe squandered numerous chances in the 1st half but eventually got the breakthrough just after half time when an inviting cross from Charlton was met with a bullet header from Hal graham. Kelloe then took charge but couldn't extend the lead, with Soppitt, Megran and Johnson all wasting opportunities, final score 1-0 kelloe wmc. In the First Division Sedgefield Net Park entertained Chilton Wmc.First half was a tight affair but it was Net Park who took a deserved lead though Alan Jones who finished at the second attempt for his first for the club 1-0. Chilton nearly equalized with a cross that skimmed the bar. Second half started with Chilton trying to play and pass the ball more but Netpark were tight in both midfield and defense. On 60mins Net Park were 2-0 up through James Duddin headed from a corner. A few Net park were struggling and Chilton were starting to get more possession without threatening Net park goal. Chilton did have the ball in the net but Chilton substitute handled the ball over the line. Net park made changes and started to gain control of the game then on 80mins Ryan Boardman finished brilliantly to give Net park another much needed 3pts, Final Score 3-0.Coxhoe Wmc were 3-2 winners at Burnside Wmc, Washington Cross Keys won 5-3 at Sedgefield Social Club. In the Second Division Houghton Chilton Lodge registered their first league win since last October in emphatic style beating Esh Winning CC 7-1 today. Ian McPherson opened the scoring after 20 mins shooting in after a goal mouth scramble. The joy of the goal was marred by the injury of defender Adam Summerson in the build up who after a clash of heads received seven stitches a fractured eye socket and cheek bone. Esh Winning equalized five minutes later following a 20 yard shot. 'Chilton then scored three times in eight minutes following a Gavin Tait shot 30 mines, a Craig Johnson header 35 mins, Tait scored his second from a penalty after 38 minutes following a foul on Ian McPherson to make it 1-4 at half time. Goals in the second half by man of the match Jonathon Fox who scored with a 20 yard shot following a free kick on 65 mins, another by Craig Johnston this time a shot from the edge of the area after some great work by Fox. Chester Plough Inn played Ferryhill Saints for the 2nd week running and were looking for revenge after last weeks drubbing. The first half was very tight but it was Ferryhill who broke the deadlock and went in 1 nil up at the interval. The 2nd half Chester Plough upped their game and had the majority of the possession and equalized with a long strike from Ben Lloyd that squirmed under the keeper’s body. The Plough grabbed the winner in the 60th minute when Chris Cuthbert son drilled the ball into the back of the net in a packed goalmouth. The Plough had a number of chances to kill the game off but a combination of good goalkeeping and poor finishing kept the score line down. F/T 2-1New Durham made 5 changes for this league game and after a scrappy start Ouston went in at half time winning 2-0, second half New Durham piled the pressure on and scored 3 winning the game 3-2.Ushaw Moor Cricket Club won 2-0 at Durham Bede Lodge. In the Third Division Pelaw Grange Dogs Fc looked more dangerous from the start at Dubmire Wmc and were having the better chance but failing to put them away but a corner won by Dave Henderson and taken by David Donnelly saw Neil Worley run into the penalty area and head the ball home after 15 minutes. Neil Worley then made it 2 nil for Pelaw Grange Dogs FC with a well taken penalty just before half time with a good hard penalty kick. After the break Dubmire tried to get into the game but Pelaw were still in control and should have gone further ahead with efforts wide of the target from several players. However Dubmire's keeper did make one really good save with a great effort that he tipped over the bar. So Pelaw go top of the table with only a few games left to play and have a home fixture on Tuesday night.Bowburn were 4-0 Home winners over Chester st Cuthberts Social. In the Fourth Division A very lackluster performance from the Ferryhill Dynamo’s gifted the visitors Washington Jays an easy away win. The jays scored two goals in the first half, the second half was a bit of a non-event both teams huffed and puffed but no goals could be found the game finished 0-2In a well contested game it was visitors Washington New Tavern who started brightly and but for some poor finishing should have been 3-0 up inside the first ten minutes. Quarrington Hill after their terrible start eventually got going and took the lead after 20 minutes through Chris Taylor. They extended the lead with another from Dan Beaney, but Washington were still in the game and a spectacular own goal made it 2-1 at half time. Q Hill were much better in the second half and raced to a 4-1 lead with 2 more goals from Man of the Match Dan Beaney before Jeff Dean settled the game, coming off the bench to score with his first touch. Washington never gave up and grabbed a late goal to make the final score 5-2.The Washington Honest Boy traveled to Pity Me ,This was a very feisty game at times but it was pity me that kept there cool and took control of the game. Pity me were very organized at the back and looked dangerous on the attack. Pity Me’s pressure paid off eventually when Brian Innes picked up the ball at the halfway line and played a nice ball for Gareth Bowen to run on to which he then slotted nicely under the keeper. Pity me continued to control the game and just before half time they got a free kick on the edge of the box, Kelvin scorer stepped up and placed the ball beautifully in the back of the net. In the second half pity me became a little sloppy and allowed Washington back in it with a goal. This turned out only to be a consolation goal as pity me switched back on and saw the game out for a win. Langley Park Rams Head lost another league game this time at Home to Bishop Middleham Fc Couple of regulars missing again so knew be up against it again. Bishop started better side and attacked well, but Langley could have scored 2 goals with Tony Rutter and Steven Cummings missing good chances. Bishop then took game to Langley and scored within a minute not long before half time. Second half same story bishop started stronger and scored again after 65minutes, then Langley finally got into game and Steven Cummings tapped ball in to try and get back into game but no more goals and bishop deserved the win 3-1 In the Bishop Auckland Heart Foundation Cup, the semi Finals took place with the League having 3 of the 4 Clubs involved. Newton Aycliffe Wmc traveled to Sedgefield st Edmunds, goals from Liam Parsons and John Cook gave the st Edmunds a 2-1 Home win.In the other Semi final Brandon Sports entertained Darlington DRSM two goals from Gavin Mudd and one from Graeme Stobbs put Brandon into the Final winning 3-1. |
Monday, 26 March 2012
Its an Durham Sunday League Heart Foundation Cup Final
Sunday, 25 March 2012
Venues
VenuesHetton Lyons v FC Tripimeni will be played at Billingham Synthonia
Lakeside Athletic v Canada will be played at Saltash United
FC Tripimeni
The FA have announced that FC Tripimeni are under investigation for playing an ineligible player. The outcome of the investigation is expected shortly.
Lakeside Athletic v Canada will be played at Saltash United
FC Tripimeni
The FA have announced that FC Tripimeni are under investigation for playing an ineligible player. The outcome of the investigation is expected shortly.
FC Tripimeni
The FA have announced that FC Tripimeni were guilty of three separate and deliberate breaches of the rules regarding fielding ineligible players in their game against Oyster Martyrs and consequently, they have been removed from the competition and Oyster have been reinstated.
The FA have also confirmed that Tripimeni were guilty of deliberately breaching the same rule in previous rounds and have been fined £750 and banned from entering the Sunday Cup for 5 years!
This is the first time that I am aware of a side being banned for 5 years due to fielding ineligible players. This punishment is normally reserved for sides whose matches were abandoned due to crowd trouble, such as Buttershaw Whitestar v Coppelhouse in 2007 and Halton Moor v Flathouse in 2009.
Clearly, the FA were fully satisfied that Tripimeni had knowlingly committed numerous offences of playing ineligible players and in my opinion, their removal from the competition, their fine and ban are entirely justified.
So, Oyster Martyrs have another chance to reach their third final in four seasons, although a trip to Billingham Synthonia to meet Hetton Lyons is a daunting prospect for a full strenght Oyster side, let alone one that could be missing three key players, following their indisciplined defeat to Tripimeni.
The two sides have met before. Hetton Lyons beat Oyster 3-1 in a 3rd round tie in 2007/08, which was Oyster's debut in the competition.
The FA have also confirmed that Tripimeni were guilty of deliberately breaching the same rule in previous rounds and have been fined £750 and banned from entering the Sunday Cup for 5 years!
This is the first time that I am aware of a side being banned for 5 years due to fielding ineligible players. This punishment is normally reserved for sides whose matches were abandoned due to crowd trouble, such as Buttershaw Whitestar v Coppelhouse in 2007 and Halton Moor v Flathouse in 2009.
Clearly, the FA were fully satisfied that Tripimeni had knowlingly committed numerous offences of playing ineligible players and in my opinion, their removal from the competition, their fine and ban are entirely justified.
So, Oyster Martyrs have another chance to reach their third final in four seasons, although a trip to Billingham Synthonia to meet Hetton Lyons is a daunting prospect for a full strenght Oyster side, let alone one that could be missing three key players, following their indisciplined defeat to Tripimeni.
The two sides have met before. Hetton Lyons beat Oyster 3-1 in a 3rd round tie in 2007/08, which was Oyster's debut in the competition.
FA Sunday Cup semi final results
Lakeside Athletic 0 Canada 1
Hetton Lyons 2 Oyster Martyrs 1
Congratulations to both Canada and Hetton Lyons on reaching the final, which takes place on 29th April. Commiserations go to Lakeside and Oyster Martyrs.
Highlights of the Hetton and Oyster game can be found on the following website - http://www.northernleaguefootball.co.uk/
A DVD of the full game will be available shortly for the very reasonable price of £5 (inc p&p). Please email Hayley Revell at hayley@northernleaguefootball.co.uk for more details.
Hetton Lyons 2 Oyster Martyrs 1
Congratulations to both Canada and Hetton Lyons on reaching the final, which takes place on 29th April. Commiserations go to Lakeside and Oyster Martyrs.
Highlights of the Hetton and Oyster game can be found on the following website - http://www.northernleaguefootball.co.uk/
A DVD of the full game will be available shortly for the very reasonable price of £5 (inc p&p). Please email Hayley Revell at hayley@northernleaguefootball.co.uk for more details.
2012 GUARDS CUP SPONSORED BY JD Taxis
Match Officials Mr Young. Mr Bramley.Mr Woodward
Respect Handshake
Mr Hall from JD Taxis presents the Man of the Match Award
New Durham WMC FC
Match Officials
Coxhoe Wmc Fc
2012 GUARDS CUP SPONSORED BY JD TAXIS
COXHOE Wmc 1 v 3 NEW DURHAM WMC
FRIDAY 23rd MARCH 2012
A massive crowd of well over 600 enthusiastic supporters are well entertained by Coxhoe Wmc and New Durham Wmc in the final of the Durham Sunday League Guards Cup Sponsored by JD Taxis. Both sides playing attractive football throughout but it’s the better New Durham Wmc finishing that earns them a second cup final win of the season having won last week’s Presidents Cup.
New Durham start the brightest and go close to opening the scoring after fifteen minutes when Danny Chester sets up Nicholas Marley, however Coxhoe keeper Ryan Hindhaugh is out quickly to bravely smoother the shot. A period of Coxhoe pressure is almost rewarded when a great Michael Owens header beats keeper Scot Thompson but rebounds off the cross bar to safety. From the resultant clearance New Durham’s Andrew Ward storms down the field to set up the first goal with an inch perfect pass to Graeme Brenkley who strokes the ball home to make it 0-1. Coxhoe start the second half strongly, winger Paul Broom constantly probing with a succession of crosses but New Durham’s defenders marshaled by man of the match Stewart Birkitt repel them all. On the sixty minute mark New Durham’s Andrew Ward sends over a long range free kick which finds Nicholas Marley unmarked in the box, he makes no mistake with a powerful header into the far corner of the net. Five minutes later Coxhoe are back in it, Michael Owens setting up Colin Young to make it 1-2. Coxhoe pile on the pressure but to no avail, with time running out the result is put beyond with Graeme Brenkley’s second goal to make 1-3.
FRIDAY 23rd MARCH 2012
A massive crowd of well over 600 enthusiastic supporters are well entertained by Coxhoe Wmc and New Durham Wmc in the final of the Durham Sunday League Guards Cup Sponsored by JD Taxis. Both sides playing attractive football throughout but it’s the better New Durham Wmc finishing that earns them a second cup final win of the season having won last week’s Presidents Cup.
New Durham start the brightest and go close to opening the scoring after fifteen minutes when Danny Chester sets up Nicholas Marley, however Coxhoe keeper Ryan Hindhaugh is out quickly to bravely smoother the shot. A period of Coxhoe pressure is almost rewarded when a great Michael Owens header beats keeper Scot Thompson but rebounds off the cross bar to safety. From the resultant clearance New Durham’s Andrew Ward storms down the field to set up the first goal with an inch perfect pass to Graeme Brenkley who strokes the ball home to make it 0-1. Coxhoe start the second half strongly, winger Paul Broom constantly probing with a succession of crosses but New Durham’s defenders marshaled by man of the match Stewart Birkitt repel them all. On the sixty minute mark New Durham’s Andrew Ward sends over a long range free kick which finds Nicholas Marley unmarked in the box, he makes no mistake with a powerful header into the far corner of the net. Five minutes later Coxhoe are back in it, Michael Owens setting up Colin Young to make it 1-2. Coxhoe pile on the pressure but to no avail, with time running out the result is put beyond with Graeme Brenkley’s second goal to make 1-3.
Monday, 19 March 2012
FA Sunday Cup Semi-Final at Billingham Synthonia
Hetton Lyons Cricket Club FC 2 - 1 Oyster Martyrs
Both teams looking for a place in the final started nervously and visitors started to get the upper hand and had a glorious chance to take the lead in the 17th minute, a wayward header from a Lyons defender and the ball fell nicely for the lively McGivern and he was one on one with the goalkeeper but a tremendous save from Finch denied them the lead. It was the Lyons that took the lead in the 26th minute, a cross on the right hand side and Davison out jumped the Oyster's Goalkeeper and his header fell to Callum Griffiths to slot the ball into the net for his first goal of the season.
Both teams looking for a place in the final started nervously and visitors started to get the upper hand and had a glorious chance to take the lead in the 17th minute, a wayward header from a Lyons defender and the ball fell nicely for the lively McGivern and he was one on one with the goalkeeper but a tremendous save from Finch denied them the lead. It was the Lyons that took the lead in the 26th minute, a cross on the right hand side and Davison out jumped the Oyster's Goalkeeper and his header fell to Callum Griffiths to slot the ball into the net for his first goal of the season.
Second half and the Lyons started much better than in the first half, Ellision had a glorious chance to put he Lyons further ahead but his shot went over the crossbar. Hetton did get the second goal in the 61st minute a lovely thru ball from Graydon to Mark Davison and his shot from a tight angle gave the Goalkeeper no chance 2-0. Oysters had to push more men forward to get a goal and that came in the 70th minute a cross from the by line and McGivern was their to poke the ball in to the net 2-1. The Liverpool side had their centre half sent off shortly after for a reckless tackle on Substitute Watson. In the 90th minute Oyster should have sent the game into extra time but from five yards out the striker saw his shot go over the bar
2012 PRESIDENTS CUP SPONSORED BY WASHINGTON JUNIORS FC
LANGLEY PARK RAMS HEAD 0 v 2 NEW DURHAM WMC
The first half was an evenly matched affair with both sets of defenders dominating. Langley Rams Head created the first opening with a Tony Rutter long range effort which didn't trouble Durham keeper Scott Thompson. New Durham becoming stronger as the half progressed and should of took the lead on the thirty minute mark, a great Graeme Brenkley run created an excellent opportunity for Mark Wild to score but he fired his shot wide of the goal.
The second half New Durham were the more determined and justly went into the lead with a great Mark Wild half volley from just inside the box on the hour mark. Despite some brave Langley Park defending in which defender Craig Bowman and goalkeeper Simon Huscroft were particularly impressive Durham's pressure eventually paid off when Mark Wild scored his second with a fierce drive from the edge of the box.
The first half was an evenly matched affair with both sets of defenders dominating. Langley Rams Head created the first opening with a Tony Rutter long range effort which didn't trouble Durham keeper Scott Thompson. New Durham becoming stronger as the half progressed and should of took the lead on the thirty minute mark, a great Graeme Brenkley run created an excellent opportunity for Mark Wild to score but he fired his shot wide of the goal.
The second half New Durham were the more determined and justly went into the lead with a great Mark Wild half volley from just inside the box on the hour mark. Despite some brave Langley Park defending in which defender Craig Bowman and goalkeeper Simon Huscroft were particularly impressive Durham's pressure eventually paid off when Mark Wild scored his second with a fierce drive from the edge of the box.
11th March
In the Premier Division Kelloe Wmc travelled to Langley Park to play the Social Club, it was a first half dominated by kelloe, the visitors wasted several chances with Turton, Ward and Megran all guilty of squandering golden opportunities. Ward eventually breaking the deadlock after a through ball from Best, calmly beating the goalkeeper with a composed finish. After the break, more pressure from Kelloe lead to substitute Gavin Barton making it 2-0. Langley then applied pressure but Thompson made the result certain when he fired through a packed goalmouth to make the final score 3-0.to Kelloe.Top of the table Houghton Comrades travelled to Pelton to play the Buffs, a Superb performance this morning from Pelton saw them win 7-3 thanks to goals from, Kerry 3, Marron, Freeman, Drummond and Brown .Newton Aycliffe Wmc shared the points in 3-3 draw at Washington jfc.
In the First Division Leaders Coxhoe Wmc crashed to a 3-0 defeat at Washington Cross Keys, Sacriston Wmc traveled to Burnside Wmc, Sacriston started the better of the two sides, however it was Burnside who took the lead, a long ball over the top from midfield looked like it was easy for the defense but Summers smashed the ball into his own player and he lobbed the keeper from 18 yards. Sacristan then took charge and dominated the game, Sam Renwick scored on his debut slotting past the keeper. Rewick should have had a second when Wearmouth went past 3 players down the left and squared it, Renwick's shot beat the keeper but the defender on the line pulled off a lovely diving save to deny him. Penalty and only a yellow for the deliberate handball. Wearmouth slotted it home to make it 2-1. The second half saw Sacriston continue to dominate and create several chances. Burnside tried to get back into it and had several corners but couldn’t score. Wearmouth should have made it 3 when he beat the offside trap and round Final Score Burnside 1-4 Sacriston.Chilton Wmc were 3-0 winners at Sedgefield Social.Gilesgate Queens Head crashed to a 7-1 defeat at Sacriston Cricket Club.
In the second division New Durham Wmc traveled to Washington to play the Lambton Village Inn, game of missed chances for New Durham but right at the death Washington Lambton were awarded a penalty. But stand in keeper Craig Jackson saved the spot kick, to give New Durham a share of the points in a 0-0 draw. East Rainton Fc won 2-0 at Shadforth Plough Inn; Ferryhill Saints were 6-2 home winners over Ouston Fc.
In the Third Division Chester Cricket Club entertained Pelaw Grange Dogs Fc,Pelaw Grange Dogs were caught napping at the start and conceded an easy goal after 7 minutes but after a further ten minutes Chris Harvey levelled the score to make it 1 all. David Henderson worked hard on the left hand side of the field and was awarded several free kicks which came to nothing. Then after 30 minutes a punt up field by David Donnelly saw Marc Wood on a one to one with the keeper who keeper out quickly to block the ball only to see it bounce off his own central defender into the net to make it 1-2 for Pelaw Grange Dogs FC at the break.. Pelaw Dominated the second half but failed to capitalise on further chances, winning 2-1. New Brancepeth Wmc entertained Lumley Fc, in a game were New Brancepeth dominated first half and were winning 3-0 by half time thanks to goals Mark Hughes 2 and John Kidd 1,2nd half Lumley started to play and gave New Brancepeth a bit of a game but substitute Andrew Nicholson score a header and superb second with Ricky Box rounding up the scoring, this was comfortable victory for New Brancepeth winning 6-1.The Bird Inn were 5-3 winners at West Rainton Fc. In the Chester le Street Derby the Red Lion were 15-0 winners over St Cuthbert’s Social. Bowburn Fc were 5-2 home winners over Framwellgate Moor Wmc.
In the Fourth Division Quarrington Hill Wmc entertained Washington Jays, A close game with few chances decided by a single goal. Jays took the lead through a free kick which was fumbled by Quarrington Hill keeper Jordan Nicholson. The young keeper made up for his mistake 15 minutes later with a superb penalty save to deny Jays skipper from 12 yards. He faced another spot kick after Stuart Walton conceded his second penalty of the game but this time the Jays no 10 blazed his shot over the bar. Quarrington Hill had plenty of opportunities to level, but could not convert their chances Langley Park Rams Head traveled to the Rec at Kelloe to play the Davey Lamp looking to keep their unbeaten run going, with the bright sun behind them the Rams Head repeatedly struck with goals in the 3rd a good header from Anthony Bussey into path of Tony Rutter and he put it away,,12th , when Steven Cummings shot and the Davy Lamp keeper saved but only into path of Michael Cant who blasted the rebound into the net. Langley were then further in front after 18 minutes Michael Watson took a corner and the Davy Lamp keeper pushed the ball into his own net. To make it 3-0 to the Rams Head. Which finally woke the Lamp players up late in the first half. Rams Head had a player Anthony Bussy sent of just before half time for foul language. Second half and Langley knew would be up against it but scored after 47 minutes when Steven Cummings took ball of defender and drilled ball into the Davy Lamp net, no further goals final score 4-0 to the Rams Head. Pity Me entertained Washington New Tavern Fc It was a very frustrating game for Pity Me, in a game where they dominated for large periods of the game. Unfortunately it was Washington that got the only goal of a game when a poor cross turned into a shot and dropped in the back of the net. There then followed a full half of pity me pressure but they had no end product to go with their dominance .Witton Gilbert Wmc returned to winning ways with a fine 4-3 win at Burnmoor Juniors.
In the Pass and Go League cup semi final, Hetton Lyons Cricket Club entertained Brandon Sports, Two goals from Joe Walton and Warren Byrne put the Lyons 3-0 up in the first half, and on the hour mark Brandon pulled a goal back. Hetton kept the pressure on but good goal keeping denied them from further goals. The Lyons winning 3-1
In the Heart Foundation Trophy Sedgefield st Edmunds were winners at Witton Park Rose and Crown, the scores level after Extra Time at 2-2 Beamson scoring both St Edmunds Goals, Sedge field won the penalty shoot out 4-3, and now face Newton Aycliffe Wmc in the semi-finals.
Friday, 9 March 2012
Thursday, 8 March 2012
Dand P Trophies Final
Bird Inn Squad
D&P TROPHIES KNOCKOUT CUP FINAL
4th March 2012
Chester Red Lion 2 v 1 High Handhold Bird Inn
Chester Red Lion and High Handen Hold Bird Inn fully entertained the spectators gathered at New Ferons Park for the Swinburn Maddison Durham Sunday League knock out cup final sponsored by D&P Trophies. The Bird created the first opening, after five minutes, with a long range Ben Thompson effort which the outstretched Red Lion keeper Mark Middlemas parried outside of the post. However after that the Red Lion took full control , Richard Beggs was denied an equaliser by a great Nick Barker save but the keeper could do nothing to prevent the Lions equaliser, good inter-play between Steven Wood and Allen Robson was finished off with a fine strike from Steven Wood. The Red Lion continued to dominate until the thirty sixth minute mark, a fierce Neil Tiffen shot almost put the Bird back on level terms but his effort thundered out of play off the post. In the final moments of the half the woodwork is again rattled by Neil Tiffen. Both teams came out in the second half pressing forward at every opportunity, chances are created at both ends but most are from long range and create little problem for either keeper. The Red Lion extend their lead from a corner kick that finds Paul Collett free in the box, his back header floats into the corner of the net to make it 2-0. The Bird Inn do not give up the fight and dominate the final twenty minutes in an effort to get back into the game, Jonathan Swift gives them a life line with a fine headed goal with ten minutes remaining. In the final minute the Bird Inn thought they had an equaliser but disappointingly for them the goal was ruled out by the officials, seconds later the final whistle goes to end a game which had been thoroughly enjoyed by all in attendance.
Chester Red Lion 2 v 1 High Handhold Bird Inn
Chester Red Lion and High Handen Hold Bird Inn fully entertained the spectators gathered at New Ferons Park for the Swinburn Maddison Durham Sunday League knock out cup final sponsored by D&P Trophies. The Bird created the first opening, after five minutes, with a long range Ben Thompson effort which the outstretched Red Lion keeper Mark Middlemas parried outside of the post. However after that the Red Lion took full control , Richard Beggs was denied an equaliser by a great Nick Barker save but the keeper could do nothing to prevent the Lions equaliser, good inter-play between Steven Wood and Allen Robson was finished off with a fine strike from Steven Wood. The Red Lion continued to dominate until the thirty sixth minute mark, a fierce Neil Tiffen shot almost put the Bird back on level terms but his effort thundered out of play off the post. In the final moments of the half the woodwork is again rattled by Neil Tiffen. Both teams came out in the second half pressing forward at every opportunity, chances are created at both ends but most are from long range and create little problem for either keeper. The Red Lion extend their lead from a corner kick that finds Paul Collett free in the box, his back header floats into the corner of the net to make it 2-0. The Bird Inn do not give up the fight and dominate the final twenty minutes in an effort to get back into the game, Jonathan Swift gives them a life line with a fine headed goal with ten minutes remaining. In the final minute the Bird Inn thought they had an equaliser but disappointingly for them the goal was ruled out by the officials, seconds later the final whistle goes to end a game which had been thoroughly enjoyed by all in attendance.
D&P TROPHIES KNOCKOUT CUP FINAL
4th March 2012
Chester Red Lion 2 v 1 High Handhold Bird Inn
Chester Red Lion and High Handen Hold Bird Inn fully entertained the spectators gathered at New Ferons Park for the Swinburn Maddison Durham Sunday League knock out cup final sponsored by D&P Trophies. The Bird created the first opening, after five minutes, with a long range Ben Thompson effort which the outstretched Red Lion keeper Mark Middlemas parried outside of the post. However after that the Red Lion took full control , Richard Beggs was denied an equaliser by a great Nick Barker save but the keeper could do nothing to prevent the Lions equaliser, good inter-play between Steven Wood and Allen Robson was finished off with a fine strike from Steven Wood. The Red Lion continued to dominate until the thirty sixth minute mark, a fierce Neil Tiffen shot almost put the Bird back on level terms but his effort thundered out of play off the post. In the final moments of the half the woodwork is again rattled by Neil Tiffen. Both teams came out in the second half pressing forward at every opportunity, chances are created at both ends but most are from long range and create little problem for either keeper. The Red Lion extend their lead from a corner kick that finds Paul Collett free in the box, his back header floats into the corner of the net to make it 2-0. The Bird Inn do not give up the fight and dominate the final twenty minutes in an effort to get back into the game, Jonathan Swift gives them a life line with a fine headed goal with ten minutes remaining. In the final minute the Bird Inn thought they had an equaliser but disappointingly for them the goal was ruled out by the officials, seconds later the final whistle goes to end a game which had been thoroughly enjoyed by all in attendance.
Chester Red Lion 2 v 1 High Handhold Bird Inn
Chester Red Lion and High Handen Hold Bird Inn fully entertained the spectators gathered at New Ferons Park for the Swinburn Maddison Durham Sunday League knock out cup final sponsored by D&P Trophies. The Bird created the first opening, after five minutes, with a long range Ben Thompson effort which the outstretched Red Lion keeper Mark Middlemas parried outside of the post. However after that the Red Lion took full control , Richard Beggs was denied an equaliser by a great Nick Barker save but the keeper could do nothing to prevent the Lions equaliser, good inter-play between Steven Wood and Allen Robson was finished off with a fine strike from Steven Wood. The Red Lion continued to dominate until the thirty sixth minute mark, a fierce Neil Tiffen shot almost put the Bird back on level terms but his effort thundered out of play off the post. In the final moments of the half the woodwork is again rattled by Neil Tiffen. Both teams came out in the second half pressing forward at every opportunity, chances are created at both ends but most are from long range and create little problem for either keeper. The Red Lion extend their lead from a corner kick that finds Paul Collett free in the box, his back header floats into the corner of the net to make it 2-0. The Bird Inn do not give up the fight and dominate the final twenty minutes in an effort to get back into the game, Jonathan Swift gives them a life line with a fine headed goal with ten minutes remaining. In the final minute the Bird Inn thought they had an equaliser but disappointingly for them the goal was ruled out by the officials, seconds later the final whistle goes to end a game which had been thoroughly enjoyed by all in attendance.
The Leagues involvement in the Durham Football Association
The Leagues involvement in the Durham Football Association ended on Sunday, the previous week saw Sedgefield St Edmunds loose in the semi-final, this week Hetton Lyons Cricket Club entertained Stockton Hardwick Social in the other semi Final. The game started at Murton Cw with snow falling and the Lyons started brightly but it was a game of very few chances although the Lyons were the stronger of the two sides and had a glorious chance to score in extra time, minutes later Stockton scored with ten minutes of extra time remaining. The Lyons kept pushing for the equalizer and Danny Moore had the ball in the net but the referee gave hand ball against him, Hetton Lyons Cricket Club 0-1 Hardwick Social.
In the Premier Division Washington Jfc entertained Lang park wmc it was a cracking game between two evenly matched teams, the 1st half ended all square 0-0. Washington Jfc took the lead through Taylor early in the 2nd half who’s shot from the left wing beat everyone sailing into the far corner 1-0, the game was all square when Langley Park wmc scored with a header from a free kick from the right wing 1-1, in the 65min ,Washington scored the goal of the game when Stephenson and Miller played a one two before Stephenson played Macadam in down the right and his first time cross was half volleyed into the net by Hewitt 2-1 jfc, the game ebbed and flowed both ways until Langley Park wmc were awarded a free kick 22yds out with a minute left on the clock, a cracking free kick was touched onto the bar and the rebound was headed in by the Langley Park wmc left winger, 2-2, jfc kicked off to resume the game and the ref blew for full time, a 2-2 draw. Sedgefield St Edmunds entertained Pelton Roab, Fought game Pelton went ahead on 55mins.Flockett levelled on 65mins but Pelton got the winner 8 mins from time. Brandon Sports travelled to Kelloe Wmc and were convincing 10-0 winners, as the score line suggests, this was a one sided game. The result was dictated by one team having a good turnout from its players and the other didn't. Brandon eventually settled, worked chances and took them, quickly killing the game off. Brandon scorers Graeme Stobbs 3, Michael Fort 3, Tommy English 3, and Phil Shields 1.Chesters were 4-3 winners at Washington Chevy’s.
In Division One Houghton Mill All Stars scored after only twenty seconds of the kick off, however joy was short lived as Washington Victoria ran out 5-1 winners. Mill’s goal started with a Chris Rogerson boot up field from his own half which was headed down by Stephen Parkin twenty yards from goal into the path of an oncoming Joe Mence who blasted home. Victoria led 3-1 at the break before netting a further two second half goals. Keeper Dan Pearson prevented a heavier defeat for Mill when he saved a penalty kick and made an acrobatic tip over the bar from a long range shot. Sacriston Wmc entertained Chilton Wmc Comfortable win & a clean sheet for Sacriston in cold conditions, should have scored more than the two but Chilton’s keeper was in great form. David Winter with both the goals.Sacriston winning 2-0.Sedgefield Social won 2-1 at Burnside Wmc, Coxhoe were 5-0 winners over visitors Chester Hilda Park. The Cricketers from Sacriston won 2-0 at Sedgefield Net Park. A game played in horrible condition with the rain lashing down. Sacriston took a 2-0 lead at half time due to some sloppy defending by Net park leaving Renwick to finish well on both occasions, Net park hit the bar with a 25yrad free-kick. Second half was more even but Net park didn't capitalise on some opportunities, mainly from set pieces they went 3 up front to try and salvage something from the game but it wasn’t to be, Full Time 0-2.Washington Cross Keys lost 2-0 at Gilesgate Moor Queens Head in a Sloppy passing from cross keys through the game away after having a lot of the possession throughout the whole game. Early penalty for Gilesgate made it 1-0 in the first half and an unstoppable shot from 25 yards in the second made it 2-0. Keys had their chances to draw the game but the goals never came, a deserved hard fought win for Gilesgate .
In the second Division Washington Lambton Village and visitors Ushaw Moor Cricket Club shared the Points in a 1-1 draw. East Rainton Fc were 3-0 home winners over Sherburn Lambton Arms. New Durham Wmc travelled to Esh Winning to play the Cricket Club, game was settled by Mark Wild with 2 goals second half to give New Durham the points. Chester Plough Inn entertained Shadforth Plough Inn on a cold and wet morning and ran out comfortable 5-0 winners. Man of the match Ben Lloyd grabbed a hat-trick and further goals from Dean Cooper and Andrew Dawson sealed the win.
In the Third Division Pelaw Grange Dogs entertained Dubmire Wmc, with it raining from start to finish and the temperature dropped the temperature on the pitch was anything but cold. Both teams held their own for the first 20 minutes but Pelaw Grange Dogs fc Might have scored in the first 2 minutes. As it was they had to wait for a fine move with David Henderson well inside his own half passing to David Donnelly before the ball reached Chris Hawkins who put the ball passed the keeper to make it 1 nil. Chris Harvey then got a second and just before half time Chris Hawkins got his second to make it 3 nil to Pelaw Grange Dogs FC. After the interval David Hawkins made it 4 nil with a fine header passed keeper Andrew Elder before Chris Gosnell made it 5 nil with another header after a cross from David Henderson. Pelaw should have now capitalized on their possession but Dubmire held on with their keeper making some fine saves. Bowburn Fc played hosts to visitors Pittington fc’ Bowburn controlled this game from the start but missed lots of chances earlier on before Robbie Hurton scored just before the break. After the break Pittington scored against the run of play to make it 1-1 but Bowburn just kept pressing and were rewarded with 2 more from Robbie and 1 from Jack Carr before a late consolation made it 4-2. Chester Cricket Club beat Lumley 2-0. A poor first half saw few chances created by either side, and finished 0-0. The second half saw the Cricket Club take control of the game, and they took the lead when a ball forward wasn't dealt with by the Lumley defense, allowing Steven Rose to nip in and score. A second goal followed when the ball fell to Ryan Pender on the edge of the box, his shot took a deflection and looped into the net. Final score 2-0 to the Cricketers. The Bird Inn lost 11-2 at New Brancepeth Wmc a very comfortable victory for, New Brancepeth, New Brancepeth dominated throughout, 4 goals from Ricky Box 2 Mark Hughes 2 Craig Hindmarch 1 Gary Wilkinson 1 forJohn Kidd and a very rare strike from Lee Wilkinson from inside his own half which went straight over keepers head, all in all a great victory.and Chester Red Lion were 7-3 winners at Framwellgate Moor Wmc.
In the Fourth Division Langley Park Rams Head were visitors to Witton Gilbert Wmc, Langley looking to keep their unbeaten league record going, 1-0 at half time with goal from Tony Rutter.Langley made sure of game with another 2 goals second half with another from Rutter and one from top scorer Anthony Bussey, Witton scored a consolation late on in game.Ferryhill Dynamo’s were at Quarrington Hill Wmc ,it was a comfortable win for Ferryhill where the difference in quality was reflected in the score line. Quarrington Hill made a game of it first half but could not stop Ferryhill going into half time 2-0 up. They couldn't match the first half efforts and dynamos ran out deserved 5-0 winners. In the Washington Derby the New Tavern were 4-1 winners at the Jays, In driving rain there was nothing to separate the two teams at half time , 0-0 .Jays scored first through Chris Mustoe , Tavern replied soon after , 1-1 . A defensive mix up resulted in an own goal from Jays . The teams both had chances towards the end though only Tavern converted theirs to win 4-1.Kelloe Davy Lamp lost 4-1 at The Avenue; Burnmoor Jurs were 8-2 home winners over Pity Me in classic game of two half as they say. Pity Me had the better of the first half with them pinning Burnmoor in for large periods of the half. Pity me capitalised on their pressure when Kelvin Scorer volleyed a cross into the back of the net just before half time. Burnmoor came out the blocks in the second half and slotted two goals in quick succession. Pity me pulled level almost immediately with a wonderfully taken free kick from Kelvin Scorer. Pity me then seemed to switch off, they stop closing down and this allowed burnmoor to play the big ball into the box, pity me did not track any runner leaving the pity me defenders to be outnumbered. Burnmoor made the extra men in the box count and racked up the goals and the Honest Boy lost 5-2 at Bishop Middleham.
In the Bishop Auckland Heart Foundation Cup Newton Aycliffe Wmc made into the semi Final with a 5-2 away win at Tindale Crescent Wmc.
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