New
Clubs To The League For The Season Are Bowburn Athletic, Ferryhill Celtic, Gilesgate
Moor The Shoes. Pelton Crown, Belmont the Shoes, Ferryhill Community Hub.
Name
Changes Chester Cricket Club Are Now Chester Britannia And Washington Ox And Plough
Are Now Washington Cherry Tree.
The
League Has Lost Shadforth Plough Inn, Washington Lambton Village Inn, Washington
New Tavern, And Washington Victoria.
Washington
Cheery Tree Were Given A Bye Into The Next Round As Hetton Lyons Cricket Club Could
Not Turn Out A Team, Ferryhill Dynamos’ Could Not Field A Side So The Britannia
Were Given A Bye To The Next Round. Ferryhill Saints Were Suspended So Chester
Whitehills Progressed To The Next Round.
Sedgefield St Edmunds V Houghton Chilton
Lodge Fc 3 - 1
A Depleted Houghton Chilton Lodge Squad Travelled To Premier League Sedgefield ST Edmunds For Their Season Opener In The Castle Insurance Alan Smith Trophy. ST Edmunds Went 1-0 Very Early Doors As A Mix Up In The Lodge Defence Let The Forward Clear On Goal To Slot Into The Net. The Lodge Matched St Edmunds For The Rest Of The Half Creating Some Good Chances , Gav Tate Had Two Great Back Post Header Chances And Left Back Stephen Smeag-Hall Sent A 30 Yarder Crashing Off The Crossbar. The Chilton Lodge Finally Drew Level, A Cross From The Right Was Turned Into His Own Net By A St Edmunds Defender. 1-1 HT.2nd Half Saw ST Edmunds Kicking With The Wind And Dominate The Early Exchanges Piling The Pressure On The Chilton Lodge Defence Who Held Firm For 15-20 Minutes But Then A Very Dubious Penalty Was Awarded To The Home Side. Chilton Lodge's Trev Todd Was Deemed Guilty Of A Foul In The Box By The Referee When Everyone Else Saw A Fantastic Tackle Which Won The Ball, The Spot Kick Was Sent High Into The Top Corner To Make It 2-1. The Game Went End To End With Both Sides Pushing For A Goal; ST Edmunds Made It 3-1 On The Break From A Chilton Lodge Corner With Tap In From Close Range After An Initial Save By The Keeper. 3-1 FT - We Wish ST Edmunds Well for the Rest of the Season. Beamson Scored For St Edmunds After 5 Mins But An Own Goal From Hodgson Levelled The Score At Half Time 1-1. 2nd Half Goals from Fairhurst (Pen) and Newby Gave St Edmunds a Comfortable Win
Lumley V Bede Lodge: 3 – 5
A Depleted Houghton Chilton Lodge Squad Travelled To Premier League Sedgefield ST Edmunds For Their Season Opener In The Castle Insurance Alan Smith Trophy. ST Edmunds Went 1-0 Very Early Doors As A Mix Up In The Lodge Defence Let The Forward Clear On Goal To Slot Into The Net. The Lodge Matched St Edmunds For The Rest Of The Half Creating Some Good Chances , Gav Tate Had Two Great Back Post Header Chances And Left Back Stephen Smeag-Hall Sent A 30 Yarder Crashing Off The Crossbar. The Chilton Lodge Finally Drew Level, A Cross From The Right Was Turned Into His Own Net By A St Edmunds Defender. 1-1 HT.2nd Half Saw ST Edmunds Kicking With The Wind And Dominate The Early Exchanges Piling The Pressure On The Chilton Lodge Defence Who Held Firm For 15-20 Minutes But Then A Very Dubious Penalty Was Awarded To The Home Side. Chilton Lodge's Trev Todd Was Deemed Guilty Of A Foul In The Box By The Referee When Everyone Else Saw A Fantastic Tackle Which Won The Ball, The Spot Kick Was Sent High Into The Top Corner To Make It 2-1. The Game Went End To End With Both Sides Pushing For A Goal; ST Edmunds Made It 3-1 On The Break From A Chilton Lodge Corner With Tap In From Close Range After An Initial Save By The Keeper. 3-1 FT - We Wish ST Edmunds Well for the Rest of the Season. Beamson Scored For St Edmunds After 5 Mins But An Own Goal From Hodgson Levelled The Score At Half Time 1-1. 2nd Half Goals from Fairhurst (Pen) and Newby Gave St Edmunds a Comfortable Win
Lumley V Bede Lodge: 3 – 5
Good 1st Match
for Both Teams. Bede Eased To A 5-3 Victory Over Lumley. Despite Good
Possession Bede Capitalised On Individual Errors, Plus A Peach Of A Goal From
Richardson.
Ferryhill Hub FC Vs. Framwellgate Moor WMC: 5 - 2
Ferryhill Hub Took An Early Lead With A Bit Of A Scrappy Goal As The Ball Bounced Around The Box Before Being Headed In. Ferryhill Went 2 Up With Another Header From A Corner. Another Goal From Ferryhill Hub Gave Them A 3-0 Lead At Half Time. Second Half Saw Framwellgate Pull Back Two Goals With A Bit More Determination But Ferryhill Hub Managed To Bag Another Two Goals In Response And Extend Their Lead To 5-2 Final Score: Ferryhill Hub 5 - 2 Framwellgate. Ferryhill Had the First Half Were 4 0 Nil Up Second Half Was Fram Moors Got 2 Goals Back 4 2 Then Ferryhill Broke and Scored 5 2 Fram Had A Lot of Chances Couldn’t Score
Gilesgate Queens Head Vs. Pelton Crown: 8 - 1
Gilesgate Played Well From The Start And Put Us On The Back Foot Deserved There Win
Pity Me Lambton Hounds Vs. Ushaw Moor CC: 0 - 3
A Good Well Competed Match By Both Teams For A First Game Of The Season. At Times It Was Hard To Tell That The Teams Were 2 Divisions Apart. Both Teams Started Well, Keeping Possession Till A Mistake By The Home Team At A Corner Allowed The Ushaw Moor A Free Header And The First Goal. After That The Away Side Took Control For A While, But Gradually Pity Me Got A Hold Of The Game In Midfield And Managed To Create One Or Two Chances Of Their Own, Including A Penalty That Was Poorly Taken And Saved By The Ushaw Moor Keeper. Half Time Was Still 0-1. Second Half Started, And Again Not Long From The Re-Start Some Sloppy Marking Again By Pity Me From A Corner And Ushaw Moor Tapped It In At The Back Post To Make It 0-2. The Home Side Started To Play Some Nice Football Again Through The Middle Of The Park, But Just Could Not Get The End Result Needed To Get Back In To The Game. Game Continued To Ebb And Flow And Then A Great Strike From About 30 Yards Out Flew Over The Top Of The Keeper To Make It 0-3 And All But End The Game As A Contest. The Away Side Deserved The Win But Maybe Not By The Final Score Line. A Good Entertaining Game to Start The Season.
Kelloe Davy Lamp V Houghton Coms: 2 - 10
Good Game with Both Teams Competing Well Good Luck to Kelloe Davy Lamp Good Set of Lads
Ferryhill Hub FC Vs. Framwellgate Moor WMC: 5 - 2
Ferryhill Hub Took An Early Lead With A Bit Of A Scrappy Goal As The Ball Bounced Around The Box Before Being Headed In. Ferryhill Went 2 Up With Another Header From A Corner. Another Goal From Ferryhill Hub Gave Them A 3-0 Lead At Half Time. Second Half Saw Framwellgate Pull Back Two Goals With A Bit More Determination But Ferryhill Hub Managed To Bag Another Two Goals In Response And Extend Their Lead To 5-2 Final Score: Ferryhill Hub 5 - 2 Framwellgate. Ferryhill Had the First Half Were 4 0 Nil Up Second Half Was Fram Moors Got 2 Goals Back 4 2 Then Ferryhill Broke and Scored 5 2 Fram Had A Lot of Chances Couldn’t Score
Gilesgate Queens Head Vs. Pelton Crown: 8 - 1
Gilesgate Played Well From The Start And Put Us On The Back Foot Deserved There Win
Pity Me Lambton Hounds Vs. Ushaw Moor CC: 0 - 3
A Good Well Competed Match By Both Teams For A First Game Of The Season. At Times It Was Hard To Tell That The Teams Were 2 Divisions Apart. Both Teams Started Well, Keeping Possession Till A Mistake By The Home Team At A Corner Allowed The Ushaw Moor A Free Header And The First Goal. After That The Away Side Took Control For A While, But Gradually Pity Me Got A Hold Of The Game In Midfield And Managed To Create One Or Two Chances Of Their Own, Including A Penalty That Was Poorly Taken And Saved By The Ushaw Moor Keeper. Half Time Was Still 0-1. Second Half Started, And Again Not Long From The Re-Start Some Sloppy Marking Again By Pity Me From A Corner And Ushaw Moor Tapped It In At The Back Post To Make It 0-2. The Home Side Started To Play Some Nice Football Again Through The Middle Of The Park, But Just Could Not Get The End Result Needed To Get Back In To The Game. Game Continued To Ebb And Flow And Then A Great Strike From About 30 Yards Out Flew Over The Top Of The Keeper To Make It 0-3 And All But End The Game As A Contest. The Away Side Deserved The Win But Maybe Not By The Final Score Line. A Good Entertaining Game to Start The Season.
Kelloe Davy Lamp V Houghton Coms: 2 - 10
Good Game with Both Teams Competing Well Good Luck to Kelloe Davy Lamp Good Set of Lads
Coxhoe Wmc v Sacriston Colliery Cricket Club:
2 - 4
A Good Clean Game To Play In. Sacriston CCCFC Short Of Players To Start With So Very Little On The Bench Started The Brighter With A Goal From Shaun Gregory. Sacriston Let Coxhoe Back In With A Slack Goal. Sacriston Came Back With A Soft Penalty But Ward Did What He Had To Do. Then Sacriston Should Have Made 6 If They Buried Their Chances. Ward With Another Goal For Sacriston, Then Woods Came On To Make It 4 -1. Coxhoe Got Another Back From Another Soft Penalty Coxhoe 2 Sacriston CCCFC 4
Bowburn Athletic V Sacriston WMC: 2 - 11
Our First Game In The League And We Are Home To 2nd Division Sacriston WMC FC, Sacriston Dominated The First Half Going 5 - 0 Up At Half Time But Things Soon Changed In The First Few Minutes Of The Second Half When Our Keeper Kicked A Long Ball Down Field Then Nick Kitching Slotted It Past Sacristons Keeper And The Next 15 Minutes Seen Bowburn Dominate The Game Then Allowed The Opposition Back In To Score Another 4 Past Our Keeper Due To Bad Defending Then Jason Jones Slotted In A Rebound To Make The Score 10 - 2, Sacriston Scored Another Just Before Full Time Winning The Game 11 - 2, Experience Showed By This Well Organised Sacriston Team, But Time Will Allow Our Young Side To Gain The Experience We Need To Dominate Games Later In The Season. Sacriston Started Off The New Season In Style Beating League New Boys Bowburn Athletic 11-2 In The Alan Smith Trophy.
Sacriston's Goals Came From A Luke Wilson Hat Trick, Liam Summers' Header From A Corner, Finch, Tom Winter, David Winter (2), David Wardle (2) And Andy White Returning After Almost A Year Away.Bowburn Replied Twice, The Second Goal A Superb Free Kick From 20 Yards
Gilesgate The Shoes V New Brancepeth WMC : 1 - 10
New Brancepeth Were Slow To Start And Conceded An Early Goal On A Very Bad Pitch, But This Shook Them Into Some Form And Began To Pass The Legs Off Gilesgate, With Plenty Of Very Good Goals Scored Michael Nichol With 1,Andrew Smith With A Pile Driver Penalty, Harry Flynn With A Fine Finish Off The Outside Of His Boot After Beating 3 Men, Adam Purvis With 1 And A Hat Trick A Piece For Anthony Bussey And Mom Craig Hindmarch. Great Start to the Season new Brancepeth Very Good Side Who Will Do Very Well This Season. Gilesgate Took The Lead With A Well Made Goal But New Brancepeth Soon Equalised And Scored A Couple Of Quick Goals Before Half Time To Take A Hold On The Game. The Second Half Was More Of The Same With New Brancepeth Running Out Comfortably. All Players Behaved Well And Showed Good Sportsmanship
East Rainton F.C V Burnmoor J.F.C: 5 - 1
Burnmoor Started Well And Held Their Own In The First Half But After A Sending Off Showed In Their Shape Allowing Rainton To Pull Away. Although A Man Down And A Few Minor Injuries Burnmoor Fought To The End.
Pittington Vs. Esh Winning Cricket Club : 5 - 3
Pittington Raced Into A 5 Goal Lead Before Esh Winning Fought Back To Within Two Goals, But They Could Not Find That Little Extra To Take The Game To Extra Time.
Witton Gilbert WMC V Sherburn Lambton Arms: 0 - 5
A Fantastic Starts To The Season Both Teams Kept It Clean And Some Great Football Was Played. First Half Sherburn Dominated With Jonny Hostler Setting Up Two Goals And Scoring A World Class Goal Him Self. Witton Didn't Let Of All Game But Didn't Have Much Sight Of Scoring. Sherburn Played Well Second Half Keeping The Chances Coming But The Witton Keeper Did Well To Keep All But One More Out.
Ferryhill Celtic V Kelloe WMC: 2 - 0
A Goal In Each Half Give Celtic A Good And Well Deserved Win
Pelaw Grange Dogs FC V Chester Red Lion FC: 5 - 3
In This Opening Game Of The Season In The Castle Insurance Alan Smith Memorial Trophy Round 1 Both Teams Were Keen To Win The Game And It Was Played At A High Tempo With Chester Taking Quick Free Kicks And Throw Ins Which Rubbed Off On Pelaw Grange Dogs FC. It Was In The 22nd Minute Though That Neil Worley Slid A Pass To Michael Mclean For Him To Fire Pass The Chester Red Lion Keeper Mark Choate To Make It 1 Nil To Pelaw Grange Dogs FC. 12 Minutes Later Kyle Mead Hit A Long Ball Forward And Mclean Latched Onto It To Square It To Chris Harvey Who Had The Simple Task Of Side Footing The Ball Home To Make It 2 Nil To Pelaw Grange Dogs FC. A Quick Breakaway Then Saw Chest Win A Corner On 37 Minutes And From This Phil Bowes Lost His Marker And Headed Home To Make It 2-1. Pelaw Grange Dogs Responded Though To Make It 3-1 Before The Interval With David Jeffers Taking The Ball Down The Line To Kyle Mead Who Squared It To Michael Mclean To Make It 3-1 On 44 Minutes.
In The Second Half Chester Weren't Going To Give Up Without A Fight And They Got One Back On 54 Minutes To Make It 3-2. Chris Gosnell Then Replaced Then Replace Kyle Mead Who Was Looking Jaded And Darrel Bell Replaced Chris Harvey But Then On 84 Minutes And A Bit Against The Run Of Play Chester Made It 3-3 With A Long Through Ball. Pelaw Though Then Responded With David Donnelly Putting Through Ball To Darrel Bell Who Had His Shot Parried And Chris Gosnell Slotted It Home On 87 Minutes And Then On 90 Minutes David Jeffers Chased The Ball Down And Made The Defender Make A Mistake For Him To Run Clear And Seal The Game 5-3 Only Leaving The Injury Time Before The Final Whistle By W. Burrell Who Had A Good Game.
Houghton Mill All Stars V Hetton New Inn Afc: 4 - 2
First Game Of The Season Well Deserved Win By Houghton Mill All Stars, Mill All Stars Got Their Season Off To A Great Start Beating Hetton New Inn 4-2 In The Alan Smith Memorial Cup. Mill Took The Lead After Only Two Minutes When Andrew Hopper Knocked Home After Keeper Taylor Parried A Parkin Shot. Mill Led 2-1 At The Break Through A Shaun Corner Volley And Star Man Corner Netted A Further Two Goals In The Second Half For His Hat Trick And To Send Mill Through To The Next Round. Lee Daglish Scored Both Hetton Goals.
New Durham WMC V Chilton WMC: 0 - 3
Not The Best Game To Watch But Sanders Opened The Scoring On 20 Minutes With A Well Taken Goal 2nd Half Sanders Made It 2 On 75 Minutes And The 3rd Came From Jamie Bowes
Durham County Seniors FC V High Handle hold Bird Inn FC: 3 - 1
Durham County Progressed To The Second Round With A Fine Performance Against Their Higher Division Opposition. The Visitors Scored First With A Close Range Thunderbolt Into The Top Corner, But Durham Hit Back Without Reply, First Adam Whale With A Curling Effort From 20yards, James Anthony Then Curled Home A Direct Free-Kick From The Left, And Late On Anthony Rattled The Underside Of The Bar And Whale Was On-Hand To Finish From Close Range; This Despite Durham Being Reduced To 10men With 20minutes To Play When Daniel Hall On His Full Debut Was Dismissed For Violent Conduct.
Washington Honest Boy V Langley Park Rams Head: 4-1
A Good Clean Game To Play In. Sacriston CCCFC Short Of Players To Start With So Very Little On The Bench Started The Brighter With A Goal From Shaun Gregory. Sacriston Let Coxhoe Back In With A Slack Goal. Sacriston Came Back With A Soft Penalty But Ward Did What He Had To Do. Then Sacriston Should Have Made 6 If They Buried Their Chances. Ward With Another Goal For Sacriston, Then Woods Came On To Make It 4 -1. Coxhoe Got Another Back From Another Soft Penalty Coxhoe 2 Sacriston CCCFC 4
Bowburn Athletic V Sacriston WMC: 2 - 11
Our First Game In The League And We Are Home To 2nd Division Sacriston WMC FC, Sacriston Dominated The First Half Going 5 - 0 Up At Half Time But Things Soon Changed In The First Few Minutes Of The Second Half When Our Keeper Kicked A Long Ball Down Field Then Nick Kitching Slotted It Past Sacristons Keeper And The Next 15 Minutes Seen Bowburn Dominate The Game Then Allowed The Opposition Back In To Score Another 4 Past Our Keeper Due To Bad Defending Then Jason Jones Slotted In A Rebound To Make The Score 10 - 2, Sacriston Scored Another Just Before Full Time Winning The Game 11 - 2, Experience Showed By This Well Organised Sacriston Team, But Time Will Allow Our Young Side To Gain The Experience We Need To Dominate Games Later In The Season. Sacriston Started Off The New Season In Style Beating League New Boys Bowburn Athletic 11-2 In The Alan Smith Trophy.
Sacriston's Goals Came From A Luke Wilson Hat Trick, Liam Summers' Header From A Corner, Finch, Tom Winter, David Winter (2), David Wardle (2) And Andy White Returning After Almost A Year Away.Bowburn Replied Twice, The Second Goal A Superb Free Kick From 20 Yards
Gilesgate The Shoes V New Brancepeth WMC : 1 - 10
New Brancepeth Were Slow To Start And Conceded An Early Goal On A Very Bad Pitch, But This Shook Them Into Some Form And Began To Pass The Legs Off Gilesgate, With Plenty Of Very Good Goals Scored Michael Nichol With 1,Andrew Smith With A Pile Driver Penalty, Harry Flynn With A Fine Finish Off The Outside Of His Boot After Beating 3 Men, Adam Purvis With 1 And A Hat Trick A Piece For Anthony Bussey And Mom Craig Hindmarch. Great Start to the Season new Brancepeth Very Good Side Who Will Do Very Well This Season. Gilesgate Took The Lead With A Well Made Goal But New Brancepeth Soon Equalised And Scored A Couple Of Quick Goals Before Half Time To Take A Hold On The Game. The Second Half Was More Of The Same With New Brancepeth Running Out Comfortably. All Players Behaved Well And Showed Good Sportsmanship
East Rainton F.C V Burnmoor J.F.C: 5 - 1
Burnmoor Started Well And Held Their Own In The First Half But After A Sending Off Showed In Their Shape Allowing Rainton To Pull Away. Although A Man Down And A Few Minor Injuries Burnmoor Fought To The End.
Pittington Vs. Esh Winning Cricket Club : 5 - 3
Pittington Raced Into A 5 Goal Lead Before Esh Winning Fought Back To Within Two Goals, But They Could Not Find That Little Extra To Take The Game To Extra Time.
Witton Gilbert WMC V Sherburn Lambton Arms: 0 - 5
A Fantastic Starts To The Season Both Teams Kept It Clean And Some Great Football Was Played. First Half Sherburn Dominated With Jonny Hostler Setting Up Two Goals And Scoring A World Class Goal Him Self. Witton Didn't Let Of All Game But Didn't Have Much Sight Of Scoring. Sherburn Played Well Second Half Keeping The Chances Coming But The Witton Keeper Did Well To Keep All But One More Out.
Ferryhill Celtic V Kelloe WMC: 2 - 0
A Goal In Each Half Give Celtic A Good And Well Deserved Win
Pelaw Grange Dogs FC V Chester Red Lion FC: 5 - 3
In This Opening Game Of The Season In The Castle Insurance Alan Smith Memorial Trophy Round 1 Both Teams Were Keen To Win The Game And It Was Played At A High Tempo With Chester Taking Quick Free Kicks And Throw Ins Which Rubbed Off On Pelaw Grange Dogs FC. It Was In The 22nd Minute Though That Neil Worley Slid A Pass To Michael Mclean For Him To Fire Pass The Chester Red Lion Keeper Mark Choate To Make It 1 Nil To Pelaw Grange Dogs FC. 12 Minutes Later Kyle Mead Hit A Long Ball Forward And Mclean Latched Onto It To Square It To Chris Harvey Who Had The Simple Task Of Side Footing The Ball Home To Make It 2 Nil To Pelaw Grange Dogs FC. A Quick Breakaway Then Saw Chest Win A Corner On 37 Minutes And From This Phil Bowes Lost His Marker And Headed Home To Make It 2-1. Pelaw Grange Dogs Responded Though To Make It 3-1 Before The Interval With David Jeffers Taking The Ball Down The Line To Kyle Mead Who Squared It To Michael Mclean To Make It 3-1 On 44 Minutes.
In The Second Half Chester Weren't Going To Give Up Without A Fight And They Got One Back On 54 Minutes To Make It 3-2. Chris Gosnell Then Replaced Then Replace Kyle Mead Who Was Looking Jaded And Darrel Bell Replaced Chris Harvey But Then On 84 Minutes And A Bit Against The Run Of Play Chester Made It 3-3 With A Long Through Ball. Pelaw Though Then Responded With David Donnelly Putting Through Ball To Darrel Bell Who Had His Shot Parried And Chris Gosnell Slotted It Home On 87 Minutes And Then On 90 Minutes David Jeffers Chased The Ball Down And Made The Defender Make A Mistake For Him To Run Clear And Seal The Game 5-3 Only Leaving The Injury Time Before The Final Whistle By W. Burrell Who Had A Good Game.
Houghton Mill All Stars V Hetton New Inn Afc: 4 - 2
First Game Of The Season Well Deserved Win By Houghton Mill All Stars, Mill All Stars Got Their Season Off To A Great Start Beating Hetton New Inn 4-2 In The Alan Smith Memorial Cup. Mill Took The Lead After Only Two Minutes When Andrew Hopper Knocked Home After Keeper Taylor Parried A Parkin Shot. Mill Led 2-1 At The Break Through A Shaun Corner Volley And Star Man Corner Netted A Further Two Goals In The Second Half For His Hat Trick And To Send Mill Through To The Next Round. Lee Daglish Scored Both Hetton Goals.
New Durham WMC V Chilton WMC: 0 - 3
Not The Best Game To Watch But Sanders Opened The Scoring On 20 Minutes With A Well Taken Goal 2nd Half Sanders Made It 2 On 75 Minutes And The 3rd Came From Jamie Bowes
Durham County Seniors FC V High Handle hold Bird Inn FC: 3 - 1
Durham County Progressed To The Second Round With A Fine Performance Against Their Higher Division Opposition. The Visitors Scored First With A Close Range Thunderbolt Into The Top Corner, But Durham Hit Back Without Reply, First Adam Whale With A Curling Effort From 20yards, James Anthony Then Curled Home A Direct Free-Kick From The Left, And Late On Anthony Rattled The Underside Of The Bar And Whale Was On-Hand To Finish From Close Range; This Despite Durham Being Reduced To 10men With 20minutes To Play When Daniel Hall On His Full Debut Was Dismissed For Violent Conduct.
Washington Honest Boy V Langley Park Rams Head: 4-1
A Cup Game
Which Went To Extra Time, Washington Keeper Made Couple Of Good Saves In First
Half Of Langley But Washington Were The Stronger Side And Took Lead Not Long
Before Half Time, Langley Kept Attacking Second Half But Couldn’t Get Final
Ball, Then 2 Minutes To Go Steven Mickel Fired Ball Low Into Bottom Corner To
Get Game Into Extra Time. Langley Started Stronger In Extra Time But Poor
Marking Let Washington In To Go In Front And Langley’s Heads Just Dropped After
And Let In Another 3
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| Durham County Seniors v Bird Inn |
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| Durham County Seniors Keeper makes a Save |
Washington Cross Keys Vs.
High Shincliffe Avenue
Score: 9 - 1
First Half Was A Good Battle, Cross Keys Going In 3-0 Up At Half-Time Through Some Good Finishing. Avenue's Goal Coming From Josh Carr After Being Played Through By Joe Barber, Build Started From Liam Lawson. Cross Keys Outclassed The Avenue Though As The Gulf In League Standings Showed.
Pittington Vs. Esh
Winning Cricket Club Score: 5 - 3First Half Was A Good Battle, Cross Keys Going In 3-0 Up At Half-Time Through Some Good Finishing. Avenue's Goal Coming From Josh Carr After Being Played Through By Joe Barber, Build Started From Liam Lawson. Cross Keys Outclassed The Avenue Though As The Gulf In League Standings Showed.
This Was A Game Of 2 Halves, Luckily Pittington Were A lot Better In The 1st, A Well Taken Hatrick By Jon Guthrie In The First Half And An Own Goal, Set Pittington On The Way To A Victory, A Second Half Strike From Brian Colledge Made It 5 - 0, But Then Esh Kicked In And Started To Play Football While Pittington Switched Off, It Was A Nervous Last 20 Mins For Pittington Ash Esh Pulled 3 Back
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| Gilesgate Queens Head Captain Richard Bancroft |
WASHINGTON JAYS V
BURNMOOR J.F.C Score:
2 - 4
Burnmoor Were Slow Off The Mark Giving The Jays A 2-0 Start But Came Alive In The 38th Min With A Goal From Stephen Shears Lifting Burnmoors Spirits Pushing On For A Win With A Goal From Ross Gauntin The 53rd Min Followed By Yet Another From Shears Only Seconds Later. Then The Finishing Goal From Striker Lee Gaunt Sealed The Game.
Bishop Middleham V Newton Aycliffe Score: 4 - 7
Middleham Started The Season With The Daunting Task Of Welcoming Premier League Opposition In Newton Aycliffe And Got Off To A Nervy Start Conceding After Just 5 Minutes , However This Seemed To Spur Middleham On And After A Good Passage Of Play Middleham Found An Equalizer With A Superb Strike From John Cook , Aycliffe Were Rattled And The Pressure Started To Tell When Middleham Took The Lead Through Andrew Blackburn , Middleham Were In Dreamland And Seemed To Switch Off When They Caught Caught The Wrong Side Of The Aycliffe Striker Who Punished Them With A Low Drive Passed The Keeper And Into The Left Corner For 2/2...Heads Went Down And Aycliffe Put In Another Two Before Half Time .
Middleham Came Out Second Half And Took A While To Click Into Gear Conceding Again After 57 Minutes To Go 5/2 Down, Fresh Legs Were Needed As The Lads Struggled To Cope With The Quick Play Of Aycliffe, Substitutions Made A Difference And Middleham Battled Hard And Deserved To Score When Another From John Cook Gave Them A Lifeline, This Was Followed Up By Another Strike From Man Of The Match Blackburn Game On!!...Then Disaster Aycliffe Caught Middleham On The Break To Go 6/4 Up , Middleham Then Lost Alex Mitton To Injury And Had To Finish The Game With 10 Men , Aycliffe Took Advantage Scoring Again On 90 Minutes , All Over Credit To Aycliffe There Premier League Status Saw Them Through In The End..
Burnmoor Were Slow Off The Mark Giving The Jays A 2-0 Start But Came Alive In The 38th Min With A Goal From Stephen Shears Lifting Burnmoors Spirits Pushing On For A Win With A Goal From Ross Gauntin The 53rd Min Followed By Yet Another From Shears Only Seconds Later. Then The Finishing Goal From Striker Lee Gaunt Sealed The Game.
Bishop Middleham V Newton Aycliffe Score: 4 - 7
Middleham Started The Season With The Daunting Task Of Welcoming Premier League Opposition In Newton Aycliffe And Got Off To A Nervy Start Conceding After Just 5 Minutes , However This Seemed To Spur Middleham On And After A Good Passage Of Play Middleham Found An Equalizer With A Superb Strike From John Cook , Aycliffe Were Rattled And The Pressure Started To Tell When Middleham Took The Lead Through Andrew Blackburn , Middleham Were In Dreamland And Seemed To Switch Off When They Caught Caught The Wrong Side Of The Aycliffe Striker Who Punished Them With A Low Drive Passed The Keeper And Into The Left Corner For 2/2...Heads Went Down And Aycliffe Put In Another Two Before Half Time .
Middleham Came Out Second Half And Took A While To Click Into Gear Conceding Again After 57 Minutes To Go 5/2 Down, Fresh Legs Were Needed As The Lads Struggled To Cope With The Quick Play Of Aycliffe, Substitutions Made A Difference And Middleham Battled Hard And Deserved To Score When Another From John Cook Gave Them A Lifeline, This Was Followed Up By Another Strike From Man Of The Match Blackburn Game On!!...Then Disaster Aycliffe Caught Middleham On The Break To Go 6/4 Up , Middleham Then Lost Alex Mitton To Injury And Had To Finish The Game With 10 Men , Aycliffe Took Advantage Scoring Again On 90 Minutes , All Over Credit To Aycliffe There Premier League Status Saw Them Through In The End..
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