Division 2

Bridlington Town Rovers vs Newland

BRIDLINGTON TOWN ROVERS  2   NEWLAND  2

Originally scheduled for early September Bridlington Town Rovers and Newland met at Gypsey Road and they shared four goals and the points after a 2-2 draw as both sides got their first point of the season.  Brid led 2-0 at half time but a second half comeback from Newland when two goals from Dan Fryer earned them a well earned point.

 

Newland vs Hodgsons

NEWLAND  3   HODGSONS  4 

Newland were playing their first game of the season when they welcomed Hodgsons to St Mary`s College and the two sides produced a seven goal thriller which Hodgsons edged 4-3. Their scorers were Andrew Stott 2, Michael O`Connell and Stew Scott as they made it back to back wins.

 

Northern Wanderers A vs Bridlington Town Rovers

NORTHERN WANDERERS A   V  BRIDLINGTON TOWN ROVERS    MATCH POSTPONED- CONCEDED BY BRIDLINGTON TOWN ROVERS

 

Preston United vs Great Driffield A

PRESTON UNITED  3  GREAT DRIFFIELD A   1

Another side playing for the first time were Preston United who had home advantage against old rivals Great Driffield A. An even first half was looking to be goal less when Gary Atkinson put Preston ahead. The visitors started the second half the better of the two sides but were unable to force an equaliser and then the hosts doubled their lead when Shane Spenceley rounded the keeper. Driffield were soon back in the game but a third goal from Craig Dibb secured the points for Preston. 

 

South Cave vs Hedon Rangers

SOUTH CAVE  2   HEDON RANGERS   4

South Hunsley was the venue for the clash between South Cave and Hedon Rangers with both sides looking to respond to defeat in their opening game. The visitors started brightly but were unable to make the breakthrough until Daniel Clancy put them ahead. Just before half time Cave were back on level terms and immediately after the restart they led 2-1 and it remained that way until fifteen minutes from time when an own goal brought Hedon level. As Hedon got plenty of possession they managed two further goals from Joe Brewer and Rob Petch to seal a 4-2 win.