With four games re-arranged from last Sunday we have 18 games this weekend across all Divisions along with an Over 50`s fixture.
PREMIER DIVISION
LIV V WATERLOO HAWORTH PARK- REFEREE KEVIN PICK
Due to be played at the end of last month but quickly re-arranged Liv take on Waterloo at Haworth Park. Following the withdrawal of Reckitts these two sides are amongst the contenders for the Premier Division title. Liv won 8-0 at Blackburn Leisure A last Sunday whilst Waterloo drew 3-3 at home to Bottesford Town also last weekend. Who ever wins on Sunday will end the day top of the table.
DIVISION TWO
BOTANIC FIRE V SOUTH CAVE HULL UNIVERSITY, INGLEMIRE LANE- REFEREE CAN UGAN
In another re-arranged game Botanic Fire host South Cave at Hull University looking to make it two wins from two games. They haven`t played for a month since winning 3-0 at Hedon Rangers. South Cave have had a difficult start to life back in Division Two and they also played Hedon in their last game going down 4-2 so the form book would suggest a home win.
DIVISION THREE
AFC WILLERBY A V BRIGG TOWN WOLFRETON COLLEGE, WELL LANE, WILLERBY- REFEREE PHIL GRIFFIN
Top of the table Brigg Town travel over to Wolfreton College to take on AFC Willerby A hoping to maintain their 100% record. The hosts were beaten 6-2 at Gilberdyke Phoenix two weeks ago whilst Brigg beat Great Driffield B 4-0 to make it three wins in a row at the start of the season.
HULL ATHLETIC V AFC NORTH SIRIUS ACADEMY, PICKERING ROAD- REFEREE NICK HUNT
It is second versus fourth at Sirius Academy as Hull Athletic go head to head with AFC North. Hull Athletic were held to a 1-1 draw by Howden in their last game, for the visitors this is their first game for a month since going down 3-1 at AFC Willerby A a month ago. Both sides will be looking to get back to winning ways so this should be a good open affair.
HOWDEN V GREAT DRIFFIELD B HOWDEN FIELD, STATION ROAD, HOWDEN- REFEREE ELLIS DOUGLAS
Howden buoyed by getting their first point of the season after drawing 1-1 at Hull Athletic will be confident of getting their first win when they entertain Great Driffield B on Sunday. The visitors are bottom of the table having lost all three games so far and they have yet to score their first goal. They were beaten 4-0 at leaders Brigg Town last time out.
MALT SHOVEL SELBY V GILBERDYKE PHOENIX DENISON ROAD- REFEREE JOHN SUTTON
There is a local derby at Denison Road as Malt Shovel Selby entertain Gilberdyke Phoenix. The home side last played a month ago when they were beaten 3-1 by Hull Athletic. Gilberdyke were 6-2 winners against AFC Willerby A a fortnight ago and will be favourites to take the points but the home side will hope to have a few of their regulars back after conceding their last game.
DIVISION FOUR
BRANDESBURTON V DRUM CATWICK LANE, BRANDESBURTON- MALCOLM HIGH
Two sides who got their first win of the season last time out meet at Catwick Lane as Brandesburton play Drum. Brandesburton won a nine goal thriller against Hessle Rangers last weekend whilst Drum beat St Peters two weeks back. A win for either side would see them move into the top four in the table and make it back to back three points.
MOLESCROFT RANGERS A V HESSLE RANGERS HULL UNIVERSITY, INGLEMIRE LANE- REFEREE ANDREW MCNAUGHT
It is top versus joint bottom when Molescroft Rangers A entertain Hessle Rangers at Hull University. The home side beat North Ferriby Sporting 5-2 in their last game for Hessle they were beaten 5-4 by Brandesburton last Sunday they have no problem scoring but have a defence which is guilty of giving their opposition too many chances and with Molescroft the top scorers in the division they have a tough afternoon in prospect.
NORTH FERRIBY SPORTING V MW MAGPIES SOUTH HUNSLEY SCHOOL, MELTON- REFEREE NEIL HAMBLY
Both North Ferriby Sporting and Market Weighton Magpies lost last time out as they lost their 100% records and they will want to get back to winning ways when they meet at South Hunsley. The hosts were beaten 5-2 by leaders Molescroft Rangers A whilst the Magpies went down 3-2 against Blackburn Leisure B at Brough.
ST PETERS V BLACKBURN LEISURE B HALTEMPRICE SPORTS CENTRE, GORTON ROAD- REFEREE PAUL BROOKS
St Peters who are still looking for their first win of the campaign take on a Blackburn Leisure B at Haltemprice Sports Centre. St Peters were beaten 2-0 at Costello against Drum and Blackies will be hoping for back to back wins after beating MW Magpies 3-2 two weeks back. This should be a good open encounter between two inconsistent outfits.
DIVISION FIVE
GIPSYVILLE BOSUN V AAK S+S MATCH POSTPONED- REARRANGED FOR 8TH NOVEMBER
LEVEN V GOAT FC SPORTS HALL & PLAYING FIELD, LEVEN- REFEREE GED STEAD
Goat FC make the short trip down the A165 down to Leven in a game between two of the four teams who are sitting joint top of the division. Leven beat AAK S+S at Bishop Burton 4-1 whilst Goat went down to their first defeat of the season when they were beaten 5-1 at home by Molescroft Rangers B a fortnight ago. The sides are amongst the top scorers so this one will not be without goalmouth action.
MOLESCROFT RANGERS B V SWANLAND B BISHOP BURTON COLLEGE-REFEREE TBC
Both Molescroft Rangers B and Swanland B were promoted from Division Six last season but have found the higher division a much harder proposition. The home side got their first win of the season when they won 5-1 at Goat FC in their last game. Swanland still seek that first win and currently sit bottom of the table after losing 7-3 against Spartans but they will recall that they won both encounters last season 2-1 and another close game is on the cards.
TICKTON V SPARTANS LONGCROFT SCHOOL, BEVERLEY- REFEREE GEORG DELA SAGA
Tickton will be looking to bounce back from losing 4-1 against Gipsyville Bosun when they welcome Spartans to Longcroft School. Spartans had their first three points of the season last time out after an impressive 7-3 win at Swanland B. The two sides are much better going forward than defending so an open encounter is likely.
DIVISION SIX
BILTON V NORTHERN WANDERERS B PLAYING FIELD, MAIN ROAD, BILTON- REFEREE LEE NOBLE
Bilton put their 100% record on the line when they host Northern Wanderers B at Main Road knowing that if they win they will end the day top of the table. Northern also have a 100% record having played just the once so far this season a 6-3 win against Little Weighton a month ago. Bilton also beat Little Weighton last time out a bit more comfortably by 11-1.
PRIORY V AFC WILLERBY B PRIDE PARK, FIRST LANE, ANLABY- REFEREE GARY HALLETT
There is a league and Preliminary Round Cup tie double header at Pride Park as Priory take on AFC Willerby B. Priory have lost both of their games so far, the most recent being 5-0 against East Hull Sporting and currently sit bottom of the table. The visitors drew 4-4 at Easington United their only game so far this season. So three points and a place in the Quarter Finals of the cup are the reward for a win for either side.
OVER 50`S DIVISION WEST
SWANLAND V LOUTH WEST LEYS ROAD, SWANLAND PLAYING FIELD, WEST LEYS ROAD, SWANLAND- REFEREE TBC
Swanland entertain Louth at West Leys Road knowing a win would see them end the day six points clear at the top of the table. Swanland beat Blackburn Leisure 2-0 in the only game played so far in this Division. Louth make their seasonal debut and look to retain their unbeaten record against Swanland after tow wins and a draw in their three previous meetings.
OVER 50`S DIVISION EAST
BRIDLINGTON TOWN ROVERS V HEDON RANGERS GYPSEY ROAD, BRIDLINGTON- REFEREE ADAM WEDGE
Bridlington Town Rovers begin their campaign with a home game against Hedon Rangers at Gypsey Road. Hedon won their only game a cup and league double header at Hornsea Town 7-4 and another trip to the coast awaits them. The sides met once last season when Brid rovers won a nine goal thriller 5-4.