Division 6

Easington United vs Priory

EASINGTON UNITED  5  PRIORY   7

Goals galore at a windswept Low Farm as Easington United and Priory produced a twelve goal thriller which went the way of Priory 7-5.  Priory despite being against the elements in the first half they led  4-3 at half time. Similar story in the second half five more goal Scorers for Easington were Chris Frost 2, Gavin Thurkettle, Danny Campbell and John Pontone.  For Priory Rick Colass scored 4, Pete Taylor got 2 great strikes and Dean Bulfield also netted.

 

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East Hull Sporting vs Little Weighton

EAST HULL SPORTING 7    LITTLE WEIGHTON  2

East Hull Sporting went into their game against Little Weighton at Hull University in a late venue of change,  looking to make it four wins from four and that is how it turned out after a comfortable 7-2 success which cements their top of the table position. A tight first half saw East Hull come in 2-1 up after two goals from John Mawer. In the second half, East Hull controlled the game and a fine finish from Karl Lyon made it 3-1. However a goal against the run of play saw Little Weighton make it 3-2. and a very tight affair with 30 mins to play. Eventually East hull scored 4 in the last 20 minutes to run away with it although the final score was probably a little harsh on the visitors. The late goals coming from Barrie Duffill, Chris King, Matty Kerr and Ricky Pinder.

 

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Bilton vs Northern Wanderers B

BILTON   3   NORTHERN WANDERERS B  2

Bilton who had won their opening two games took on Northern Wanderers B at Bilton Playing Field in this re-arranged game. Bilton created some early chances after the visitors started slowly but it was Northern who opened the scoring when Liam Hathway scored with a delightful chip over the keeper from a tight angle but the home side were level by half time. Early in the  second half Bilton went in front for the first time and they doubled their advantage after Northern were reduced to ten men . The visitors kept going and when Stephen Sharp made it 3-2 they were back in the game and came close to equalising late on. Special mention goes to Matty Turner the Northern keeper who made a series of fine saves. Darren Thompson 2 and Ash Newall with the  Bilton goals.

 

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Priory vs AFC Willerby B

PRIORY  4    AFC WILLERBY B   1

There was another re-arranged game at Pride Park as Priory faced AFC Willerby B in a League and Cup double header. Two goals from Chris Laws, a Dean Bullfield penalty and an own goal were enough to see Priory get their first win of the season and also a place in the quarter finals of the Divisional Cup. Chris Thirkettle scored the Willerby goal.

 

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Barham vs East Hull Sporting

BARHAM    1   EAST HULL SPORTING  4

There was a local derby at Alderman Kneeshaw Park as Barham hosted near neighbours East Hull Sporting. Barham were looking for their first points of the season whilst the visitors had won both of their games so far. East Hull controlled the game from the start but it was Barham who had the first real chance which was superbly saved by the Sporting keeper Adam McDonald. The visitors opened the scoring through Barrie Duffill and added a second before half time John Mawer then played a through ball to Gary Allen, whose shot hit the post before rebounding off a defender and finding the net to make it 2-0. That’s how it stayed until half-time. East Hull continued their dominance after the break, with Gary Allen squaring the ball across for Ricky Pinder to finish with ease and make it 3-0. The game was put beyond doubt when another superb cross from Allen was slotted home by John Mawer to make it 4-0. Barham grabbed a late consolation goal but East Hull keep their 100% record intact.

 

 

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Little Weighton vs Hornsea Town

LITTLE WEIGHTON  3  HORNSEA TOWN  3

Little Weighton took on Hornsea Town at White Gap Road hoping for their first points of the season. Despite creating several good chances in the first half Hornsea found themselves 2-0 down . The visitors responded with a couple of goals of their own to level things up only for Little Weighton to go in front again with a counter attack to lead 3-2. With time running out it seemed that their elusive first win was on the cards only for their hopes to be dashed as Hornsea equalised in the last minute to grab a point. Hornsea scorers were Ant Taylor, Jamie Foster and Tom Connor. For Little Weighton Kirk Scargill, Lee Whittle and an own goal.

 

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Bilton vs Little Weighton

BILTON  11   LITTLE WEIGHTON   1

A one sided game at Bilton saw the home side overwhelm Little Weighton 11-1 as they continued their fine start to the season. Darren Thompson 4, James Jones 3, Lee Sullivan 2, Carl Reston and Jordan Powley.

 

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