There are fixtures in Divisions 2-6 and a couple of Over 50`s East games this weekend including some re-arranged from last Sunday.
DIVISION TWO
BOTANIC FIRE V NEWLAND HULL UNIVERSITY- REFEREE ANDREW MCNAUGHT
Botanic Fire go into their home game against Newland knowing a win will see them go top of the table. Botanic beat South Cave 6-1 in their last game whilst Newland drew 4-4 at Hedon Rangers. The sides are amongst the highest scorers in the Division so this should be a good open game.
DIVISION THREE
AFC NORTH V HOWDEN RWB PLAYING FIELD, CUMBRIAN WAY, NORTH BRANSHOLME- REFEREE KEVIN PICK
AFC North play just their second home game of the season when they welcome Howden to the RWB. The hosts drew 2-2 with Hull Athletic last time out whilst Howden were beaten in a seven goal thriller against Great Driffield B 4-3 a result which sees them rooted to the foot of the table. They face a tough task as North are a difficult proposition on their own pitch.
BRIGG TOWN V MALT SHOVEL SELBY EC SURFACING STADIUM, WRAWBY ROAD, BRIGG-REFEREE ELLIS DOUGLAS KICK OFF 1.30PM
Top of the table with a 100% record Brigg Town go into their home game against Malt Shovel Selby looking to maintain top spot. The visitors have had a difficult start to the season with just a single win from their first four games. Brigg won 8-0 at AFC Willerby A two weeks ago Malt Shovel lost 4-1 at home to Gilberdyke Phoenix and will need a big improvement if they are to get anything from the game on Sunday.
GILBERDYKE PHOENIX V HULL ATHLETIC INGS VIEW PLAYING FIELD, GILBERDYKE- REFEREE MATT MITCHELL
It is second versus third as Gilberdyke Phoenix host Hull Athletic in a vital game for both sides as they look to keep on the heels of leaders Brigg Town. The home side won 4-1 at Malt Shovel Selby two weeks ago, Hull Athletic who are still unbeaten this season drew 2-2 at home to AFC North last time out. This should be a closely contested game.
GREAT DRIFFIELD B V AFC WILLERBY A CEMETERY LANE, DRIFFIELD- REFEREE NEIL WOODCOCK
Two of the bottom three meet at Cemetery Lane as Great Driffield B entertain AFC Willerby A. The hosts got their first win of the season when they beat Howden 4-3 a fortnight ago, on the same afternoon Willerby were being hammered 8-0 by leaders Brigg Town and they will want to respond to that heavy loss and they are more than capable of doing so.
DIVISION FOUR
BLACKBURN LEISURE B V BRANDESBURTON SKILLINGS LANE, BROUGH- REFEREE PAUL BROOKS
Two sides who had very contrasting results two weeks ago meet at Brough as Blackburn Leisure B.take on Brandesburton The home side will be looking to bounce back from losing 7-3 at St Peters two weeks ago whilst Brandesburton have had back to back wins the most recent being a 3-2 home win against Drum. The visitors won 6-2 at this ground towards the end last season and they will be confident of winning again.
DRUM V MOLESCROFT RANGERS A COSTELLO PLAYING FIELD- REFEREE TBC
Both Drum and Molescroft Rangers A who were beaten in their last game meet at Costello hoping to get back to winning ways on Sunday. Drum went down by the odd goal in five at Brandesburton whilst Molescroft lost their 100% record in a surprise 5-0 home defeat at the hands of Hessle Rangers. Despite that heavy loss they are still top of the table.
HESSLE RANGERS V NORTH FERRIBY SPORTING HALTEMPRICE SPORTS CENTRE, GORTON ROAD- REFEREE NEIL HAMBLY
Hessle Rangers will look to build on their impressive 5-0 win at leaders Molescroft Rangers A last time out when they take on North Ferriby Sporting at Haltemprice Sports Centre. The visitors after an great start to the season have lost their last two games the most recent being a 5-3 home defeat against MW Magpies.
MW MAGPIES V ST PETERS MARKET WEIGHTON SCHOOL, SPRING ROAD- REFEREE MATT COULSON
Both MW Magpies and St Peters who had impressive wins a fortnight ago meet at Market Weighton School. The home side won 5-3 at North Ferriby Sporting which saw them end the day joint top of the table whilst St Peters got their first win of the campaign after beating Blackburn Leisure B 7-3 at home. This should be a wide open game in their first ever meeting.
DIVISION FIVE
AAK S+S V TICKTON BISHOP BURTON COLLEGE- REFEREE JEFF SMITH KICK OFF 2-15PM
Third placed AAK S+S take on neighbours Tickton who are one place and one point above them at Bishop Burton College. AAK last played a month ago when they were beaten 4-1 by Leven. The visitors last game was a 3-2 win against Spartans. Both sides need a win to keep the pressure on leaders Leven.
GOAT FC V GIPSYVILLE BOSUN BRIDLINGTON SPORTS CLUB, MUIRFIELD ROAD, BRIDLINGTON- REFEREE PAUL WARREN
Goat FC who have seen their early season promise disappear recently welcome Gipsyville Bosun to Bridlington Sports club hoping to get back to winning ways. Goat were hammered 9-2 against Leven last time out whilst Bosun last played at the beginning of October when they beat Tickton 4-1. This should be a good open game between two of the divisions top scorers.
SPARTANS V MOLESCROFT RANGERS B HULL UNIVERSITY- REFEREE CAN UGAN
Two of the bottom three meet at Hull University as Spartans take on Molescroft Rangers B. Spartans were beaten by the odd goal in five against Tickton and the visitors beat Swanland B 4-3 two weeks back. Both sides have been very inconsistent so far this season so this is game which is really difficult to predict an outcome.
SWANLAND B V LEVEN BLOSSOM CLOSE, WEST LEYS ROAD, SWANLAND -REFEREE GARY HALLETT
Swanland B who have found the going very difficult after doing the double last season and find themselves bottom of the table have a visit from the table topping Leven side. The home side with a bare eleven went down 4-3 at the hands of Molescroft Rangers B in their last game whilst Leven hammered Goat FC 9-2 to top the table.
DIVISION SIX
AFC WILLERBY B V BARHAM WOLFRETON COLLEGE, WELL LANE, WILLERBY- REFEREE GEORG DELA SAGA
AFC Willerby B entertain Barham at Wolfreton College in this re-arranged game which is a clash of two of the bottom three. Willerby were beaten 4-1 by Priory in a league and cup double header in their last game whilst Barham have yet to pick up a point so far. They went down also 4-1 to leaders East Hull Sporting, this game will give both side the opportunity to get their first win of the season.
HORNSEA TOWN V NORTHERN WANDERERS B ATWICK ROAD, HORNSEA- REFEREE GED STEAD
Hornsea Town host Northern Wanderers B knowing a win will take them within two points of leaders East Hull Sporting. They drew 3-3 at Little Weighton in their last game for Northern they have only played twice this season the last one being also against Little Weighton who they beat 6-3. This is a contest between two of the best defences in the division so a goal fest isn`t on the cards.
OVER 50`S DIVISION EAST
HEDON RANGERS V HORNSEA TOWN SOUTH HOLDERNESS COLLEGE, PRESTON- REFEREE LEE NOBLE
Hedon Rangers and Hornsea Town meet for the second time in a month when they go head to head at South Holderness. The previous encounter at Hornsea in a league and cup double header saw Hedon win an eleven goal thriller 7-4 and no doubt the return fixture will be another open affair.
NORTH FERRIBY V BRIDLINGTON TOWN ROVERS VERSA SPORTSWEAR STADIUM, CHURCH ROAD, NORTH FERRIBY- REFEREE STEVE BARRETT
North Ferriby welcome Bridlington Town Rovers to the Versa Sportswear Stadium in their first home game of the season. Ferriby were beaten 3-1 at Preston United in their only outing so far. Brid have also only played once this season when they beat Hedon Rangers 5-3 these two old rivals should produce a decent game.
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