League News - Sunday 11th October 2009
14/10/09 17:07 Category: Match
Reports
In the JD Taxis Guards Cup A last gasp Gary Adey
header gave reigning JD Taxi's Guards Cup holders
Houghton Mill All Stars a 3-2 home win over
Washington Arms to send Mill into the quarter finals
of this seasons Competition .The only goal of the
first half was after ten minutes when Gary Adey
headed home a Kevin Johnston corner. Mill
doubled their lead five minutes into the second half
when an Gary Adey free kick rebounded off the cross
bar for James Cattell to score. Washington Arms were
the better side for most of the second half and
deservedly fought back to 2-2 with a Craig Smith shot
from fifteen yards out and a close range header from
Michael Stubbs. But with the match heading for extra
time Arms were dealt a cruel blow when an in swinging
Steven Ashman corner kick was headed in by Gary Adey
for the winner. This was literally the last action of
the match as the referee blew for time with the ball
resting in the back of the net.Esh Winning Cricket
Club Moved in to the quarter Finals with a 5-2 win at
Bowburn Cooperage
In the League Cup Sponsored by Spennymoor Town Fc Kelloe WMC FC travelled to Washington Victoria in the first round of the Spennymoor Town Fc sponsored League cup. Kelloe dominated the majority of the game and ran out 4 - 0 winners with goals from Chris Smith, Kieran Megran, Adam Strong and John Jury. Chester Osborne Wmc beat Visitors Quarrington Hill Wmc 3-1 In the Alan Smith Memorial Trophy Sponsored By Castle Insurance Ltd
In the Deerness Driveways Presidents Trophy Ferryhill White Horse and Visitors Durham Garden House were Level after extra Time at 3-3, the Garden House winning on Penalties. Bishop Middleham Cross Keys Travelled to Pittington and again both were Level at Full Time at 3-3 Extra Time didn’t produce a Winner, the Cross Keys Winning on Penalties. Chilton Wmc were Fine 5-1 winners at West Rainton Fc. Sherburn Lambton Arms Progressed to the Next Round winning 4-2 at Washington Usworth Top Club.
In the Premier Division League Leaders Hetton Lyons Cricket Club prepared for their forthcoming FA Sunday Cup Tie at Spennymoor Town Fc against Allerton Fc from the Liverpool & District Sunday League with a 9-1 Home win Over Ferryhill Wmc.Sacriston Cricket Club entertained Newton Aycliffe Wmc , Sacriston started the game poorly and on 4 mins and were 1-0 down when they lost the ball carelessly in midfield and 2 passes later the Newton Aycliffe forward was in on goal with a free shot from 12 yards out which he finished well.
The game then became quite open for the next few mins with both sides having good chances to score and on 25 mins Sacriston Levelled the scores The Ball was Cleared by the Aycliffe Defence out of the box about 30 yards from goal and Graeme Embleton ran onto the ball and hit it first time into the bottom corner with a thunderous right footed shot. Both sides were playing good football and 1-1 was a fair score line at half time. Sacriston Started the 2nd half strongly and although Newton Aycliffe did cause problems on the break Sacriston were the side doing most of the pressing .Sacriston went 2-1 up when a good team move down the left involving Kev Coates and Yates resulted in Sam Renwick getting the ball with space on the 18 yard line and he squared the ball to the right to Lowerson who seemed to take an eternity to shoot but he calmly slotted home at the near post to Sacriston 2-1 ahead. Newton Aycliffe came back hard at Sacriston but didn’t really create any clear chances although their was a few nervy moments towards the end Sacriston Holding Out for all 3 points. Pelton ROAB entertained Houghton Glendale Goals from Brinsley Sheridan who fired home from close range with a clinical headed goal, following a cross from Luke Kerry and A well-finished free-kick by Craig Marron, guided home with the right foot from outside the area. Gave Pelton a share of the Points in a 2-2 Draw.Burnmoor Cricket Club entertained Brandon Bay Horse goals from Michael Wright Who fired home from close range with a well-finished headed goal, following a cross from Andy hall and a well delivered through-ball from lee smith was converted by Luke charlsworth. A fine finish with the left foot from 18 yards out. Gave the Cricketers a 2-0 Lead after 20 Mins.Halftime saw the Cricketers Loosing 4-2 to the much stronger Brandon Side. Burnmoor Started the second half well a tremendous individual goal and a moment of magic! Good lead up play from David woods led to Andy hall scoring from close range with the right foot. To make it 3-4, then on 65 min a fine right footed finish from six yards out by Jon caris, following a goalmouth scramble. This levelled the scores at 4-4, but the last 20 Mins saw the Much Stronger Brandon Side score a Further 3 Goals to win 7-4.Langley Park Wmc were 5-4 winners at Burnside Wmc.
In the First Division Birtley Board Inn and Visitors Fatfield Biddick Inn shared the Points in a 4-4 Draw.Gilesgate Moor Hotel scored a late winner which claimed 3 points in a close fought game against Visitors Lumley Fc. Washington JFC were 1-0 Home winners Over Chester Hilda Park.
In the Second Division the Only Game played saw Chester Plough Inn make the short Trip to Pelton Fc. Pelton Fc kicked off, but it was the Plough who threatened first with Graham Martin firing a decent strike on goal. New signing Mark ‘Archie’ Atchison began the game well making several decent challenges in the early Stages. Pelton Fc went ahead in the 7th minute when a Pelton player was allowed to run unchallenged through the Plough midfield. The Plough Defence Looking for an Offside, but the pass never came and the Pelton player ran straight through the defence tapped in an open goal with The Plough Keeper Graham Pollard stranded. 1-0 Pelton. On 42 minutes the Plough drew level when Keith Lines finished brilliantly into the roof of the net on the half volley, from a Ben Lloyd flick on The Half time score 1-1
Plough Introduced John Foster in the second Half Ben Lloyd reverting to centre forward. The Plough started the half slowly and fell behind once more when the Pelton forward got his 2nd of the game, turning a plough defender before nicking the ball past Pollard from a tight angle. 2-1. The Plough responded well and began to get on top. Within minutes the Plough were level once more when Ben Lloyd produced a goal of the season contender, firing an unstoppable right footed effort into the top corner from 25 yards! To make It 2-2. The Plough could have been ahead minutes later, but Sam Joel’s clinical finish from a John Foster pass was ruled out for offside. Instead, it was Pelton who restored their lead when Trevor Yippy scored with a low shot from the edge of the box which trickled into the bottom corner. 3-2. Pelton extended their lead on 72 minutes when their centre forward completed his hat-trick, with a well taken right footed finish from close range 4-2. The Final score 4-2 to Pelton Fc
In the Third Division Houghton Chilton Lodge entertained Pelaw Grange Dogs , It was Houghton Who went ahead after a penalty was given against Pelaw Dogs FC Andrew Smiles after 15 minutes which was slotted passed Pelaw Grange Dogs FC new keeper Wayne Laws. After about 30 minutes Pelaw Dogs equalised from a great dipping shot from Ian Pine after a pass to him from Neil Worley. They should have equalised earlier from a shot from David Donnelly that flew across the goal. After half time Pelaw Grange Dogs went ahead with a tap in from Mark Stevenson but after around 75 minutes Pelaw Grange Dogs FC Scott Patterson went down from a tackle and was in immediate pain. With Scott having no feeling in his lower leg it was necessary for Phil Hawkins to come on. Pelaw's keeper then failed to hold the ball and it was 2-2. In the last 10 minutes they were unlucky again as the keeper punched the ball out from a cross for it to rebound off Phil Hawkins and back into the net to make it 3-2 at the final whistle for Houghton. Sedgefield Net Park travelled to Gateshead to play the Low Fell Gold Medal, Goals from Martin Broom 2, Nicky Walker, Stephen Turland and Steven Bagshaw gave them a Fine 5-0 win.
In the Fourth Division the Big derby game of the day saw two new Teams to the League Chester le Street Easy Street entertain Chester Le Street Leonard’s. Easy Street battled to victory against a spirited Chester Leonard’s side. Manager Michael Dalkin made two changes to the side with Craig Evans and Chris Cairns coming into the side in place of Liam Wears and Davey Cowan. Looking to build on last weeks win, Easy Street went into the game still top of the table after their point’s deduction. But they didn't show their title winning credentials in the first half and despite taking the lead through Craig Mickle, the table toppers huffed and puffed in midfield as they were at times out fought and out classed by the Leonard’s. Half time couldn't come quick enough and Dalkins half time words seemed to have the desired effect as Easy Street dominated the second half with as impressive display of team passing, especially down the right side with Jak Penny, Damien Baston, David Hope and Mickle himself finding themselves with time on the ball, something that was a real premium in the first half.
But Easy street continued to create chances and the second goal came when Baston lobbed a pinpoint ball over to Allen Robson who controlled and lashed the ball home to break the Leonard’s Resistance.
There was still time for the visitors to get back into the game and almost snatched a consolation after a scramble in the penalty area. But as the referee blew the half time whistle it was another win for Easy Street as they continued their unbeaten start to the season. Washington Colliery Travelled to Langley Park to Play the Rams Head A very, very disappointing result for the Colliery as they crashed to a 7-1 Defeat this against a team who the Colliery drew with only a few weeks ago Considering the game was level at 0-0 at half-time, and the Colliery having what was felt the "better" first half of the two teams, ended up, somehow, comfortably beaten. Collieries Consolation goal came in 55 Min Mark Wallis fired home from 18 yards out with a well-finished right foot goal, following a through-ball from Chris Grier.
Oxclose Ox and Plough were 3-1 Home winners over Visitors Kelloe Davy Lamp
In the League Cup Sponsored by Spennymoor Town Fc Kelloe WMC FC travelled to Washington Victoria in the first round of the Spennymoor Town Fc sponsored League cup. Kelloe dominated the majority of the game and ran out 4 - 0 winners with goals from Chris Smith, Kieran Megran, Adam Strong and John Jury. Chester Osborne Wmc beat Visitors Quarrington Hill Wmc 3-1 In the Alan Smith Memorial Trophy Sponsored By Castle Insurance Ltd
In the Deerness Driveways Presidents Trophy Ferryhill White Horse and Visitors Durham Garden House were Level after extra Time at 3-3, the Garden House winning on Penalties. Bishop Middleham Cross Keys Travelled to Pittington and again both were Level at Full Time at 3-3 Extra Time didn’t produce a Winner, the Cross Keys Winning on Penalties. Chilton Wmc were Fine 5-1 winners at West Rainton Fc. Sherburn Lambton Arms Progressed to the Next Round winning 4-2 at Washington Usworth Top Club.
In the Premier Division League Leaders Hetton Lyons Cricket Club prepared for their forthcoming FA Sunday Cup Tie at Spennymoor Town Fc against Allerton Fc from the Liverpool & District Sunday League with a 9-1 Home win Over Ferryhill Wmc.Sacriston Cricket Club entertained Newton Aycliffe Wmc , Sacriston started the game poorly and on 4 mins and were 1-0 down when they lost the ball carelessly in midfield and 2 passes later the Newton Aycliffe forward was in on goal with a free shot from 12 yards out which he finished well.
The game then became quite open for the next few mins with both sides having good chances to score and on 25 mins Sacriston Levelled the scores The Ball was Cleared by the Aycliffe Defence out of the box about 30 yards from goal and Graeme Embleton ran onto the ball and hit it first time into the bottom corner with a thunderous right footed shot. Both sides were playing good football and 1-1 was a fair score line at half time. Sacriston Started the 2nd half strongly and although Newton Aycliffe did cause problems on the break Sacriston were the side doing most of the pressing .Sacriston went 2-1 up when a good team move down the left involving Kev Coates and Yates resulted in Sam Renwick getting the ball with space on the 18 yard line and he squared the ball to the right to Lowerson who seemed to take an eternity to shoot but he calmly slotted home at the near post to Sacriston 2-1 ahead. Newton Aycliffe came back hard at Sacriston but didn’t really create any clear chances although their was a few nervy moments towards the end Sacriston Holding Out for all 3 points. Pelton ROAB entertained Houghton Glendale Goals from Brinsley Sheridan who fired home from close range with a clinical headed goal, following a cross from Luke Kerry and A well-finished free-kick by Craig Marron, guided home with the right foot from outside the area. Gave Pelton a share of the Points in a 2-2 Draw.Burnmoor Cricket Club entertained Brandon Bay Horse goals from Michael Wright Who fired home from close range with a well-finished headed goal, following a cross from Andy hall and a well delivered through-ball from lee smith was converted by Luke charlsworth. A fine finish with the left foot from 18 yards out. Gave the Cricketers a 2-0 Lead after 20 Mins.Halftime saw the Cricketers Loosing 4-2 to the much stronger Brandon Side. Burnmoor Started the second half well a tremendous individual goal and a moment of magic! Good lead up play from David woods led to Andy hall scoring from close range with the right foot. To make it 3-4, then on 65 min a fine right footed finish from six yards out by Jon caris, following a goalmouth scramble. This levelled the scores at 4-4, but the last 20 Mins saw the Much Stronger Brandon Side score a Further 3 Goals to win 7-4.Langley Park Wmc were 5-4 winners at Burnside Wmc.
In the First Division Birtley Board Inn and Visitors Fatfield Biddick Inn shared the Points in a 4-4 Draw.Gilesgate Moor Hotel scored a late winner which claimed 3 points in a close fought game against Visitors Lumley Fc. Washington JFC were 1-0 Home winners Over Chester Hilda Park.
In the Second Division the Only Game played saw Chester Plough Inn make the short Trip to Pelton Fc. Pelton Fc kicked off, but it was the Plough who threatened first with Graham Martin firing a decent strike on goal. New signing Mark ‘Archie’ Atchison began the game well making several decent challenges in the early Stages. Pelton Fc went ahead in the 7th minute when a Pelton player was allowed to run unchallenged through the Plough midfield. The Plough Defence Looking for an Offside, but the pass never came and the Pelton player ran straight through the defence tapped in an open goal with The Plough Keeper Graham Pollard stranded. 1-0 Pelton. On 42 minutes the Plough drew level when Keith Lines finished brilliantly into the roof of the net on the half volley, from a Ben Lloyd flick on The Half time score 1-1
Plough Introduced John Foster in the second Half Ben Lloyd reverting to centre forward. The Plough started the half slowly and fell behind once more when the Pelton forward got his 2nd of the game, turning a plough defender before nicking the ball past Pollard from a tight angle. 2-1. The Plough responded well and began to get on top. Within minutes the Plough were level once more when Ben Lloyd produced a goal of the season contender, firing an unstoppable right footed effort into the top corner from 25 yards! To make It 2-2. The Plough could have been ahead minutes later, but Sam Joel’s clinical finish from a John Foster pass was ruled out for offside. Instead, it was Pelton who restored their lead when Trevor Yippy scored with a low shot from the edge of the box which trickled into the bottom corner. 3-2. Pelton extended their lead on 72 minutes when their centre forward completed his hat-trick, with a well taken right footed finish from close range 4-2. The Final score 4-2 to Pelton Fc
In the Third Division Houghton Chilton Lodge entertained Pelaw Grange Dogs , It was Houghton Who went ahead after a penalty was given against Pelaw Dogs FC Andrew Smiles after 15 minutes which was slotted passed Pelaw Grange Dogs FC new keeper Wayne Laws. After about 30 minutes Pelaw Dogs equalised from a great dipping shot from Ian Pine after a pass to him from Neil Worley. They should have equalised earlier from a shot from David Donnelly that flew across the goal. After half time Pelaw Grange Dogs went ahead with a tap in from Mark Stevenson but after around 75 minutes Pelaw Grange Dogs FC Scott Patterson went down from a tackle and was in immediate pain. With Scott having no feeling in his lower leg it was necessary for Phil Hawkins to come on. Pelaw's keeper then failed to hold the ball and it was 2-2. In the last 10 minutes they were unlucky again as the keeper punched the ball out from a cross for it to rebound off Phil Hawkins and back into the net to make it 3-2 at the final whistle for Houghton. Sedgefield Net Park travelled to Gateshead to play the Low Fell Gold Medal, Goals from Martin Broom 2, Nicky Walker, Stephen Turland and Steven Bagshaw gave them a Fine 5-0 win.
In the Fourth Division the Big derby game of the day saw two new Teams to the League Chester le Street Easy Street entertain Chester Le Street Leonard’s. Easy Street battled to victory against a spirited Chester Leonard’s side. Manager Michael Dalkin made two changes to the side with Craig Evans and Chris Cairns coming into the side in place of Liam Wears and Davey Cowan. Looking to build on last weeks win, Easy Street went into the game still top of the table after their point’s deduction. But they didn't show their title winning credentials in the first half and despite taking the lead through Craig Mickle, the table toppers huffed and puffed in midfield as they were at times out fought and out classed by the Leonard’s. Half time couldn't come quick enough and Dalkins half time words seemed to have the desired effect as Easy Street dominated the second half with as impressive display of team passing, especially down the right side with Jak Penny, Damien Baston, David Hope and Mickle himself finding themselves with time on the ball, something that was a real premium in the first half.
But Easy street continued to create chances and the second goal came when Baston lobbed a pinpoint ball over to Allen Robson who controlled and lashed the ball home to break the Leonard’s Resistance.
There was still time for the visitors to get back into the game and almost snatched a consolation after a scramble in the penalty area. But as the referee blew the half time whistle it was another win for Easy Street as they continued their unbeaten start to the season. Washington Colliery Travelled to Langley Park to Play the Rams Head A very, very disappointing result for the Colliery as they crashed to a 7-1 Defeat this against a team who the Colliery drew with only a few weeks ago Considering the game was level at 0-0 at half-time, and the Colliery having what was felt the "better" first half of the two teams, ended up, somehow, comfortably beaten. Collieries Consolation goal came in 55 Min Mark Wallis fired home from 18 yards out with a well-finished right foot goal, following a through-ball from Chris Grier.
Oxclose Ox and Plough were 3-1 Home winners over Visitors Kelloe Davy Lamp