With Hull City at home to Everton this afternoon a number of games were rescheduled for next week and of those matches which went ahead most had players missing as they were at the MKM Stadium.
PREMIER DIVISION
BLACKBURN LEISURE A 0 LIV 8
Blackburn Leisure A with a patched up side took on Liv at Brough but they were blown away in the first half which saw them 0-6 down at half time. They stemmed the tide somewhat in the second half only conceding twice more. Scorers for Liv were Danny Moon 4, Brendan Nixon 3 and Steve Ratcliffe.
SWANLAND A 1 SYMONDS & GREENHAM 2
It was a much closer game at South Hunsley as Swanland A hosted Symonds and Greenham with the visitors taking all three points after an odd goal in three win. This result sees them top the amended table after Reckitts withdrew from the league during the week. Chris Spinks with a penalty scored for Swanland
WATERLOO 3 BOTTESFORD TOWN 3
Waterloo entertained Bottesford Town at Bishop Burton College in the first ever meeting between the sides. They shared the points after a six goal thriller with Waterloo`s goals coming from Mark Griffin, an own goal and Shaun Scotthorne. In what was seemed to be a fair result between two understrength teams.
WESTELLA WILLERBY V RECKITTS MATCH POSTPONED- RECKITTS HAVE WITHDRAWN FROM THE LEAGUE
DIVISION TWO
BOTANIC FIRE V SOUTH CAVE MATCH POSTPONED -REARRANGED FOR 18TH OCTOBER
BRIDLINGTON TOWN ROVERS 2 PRESTON UNITED 5
Bridlington Town Rovers playing for the second successive week took on Preston United at Gypsey Road. Preston started the better of the two sides and found themselves 2-0 up but by half time the hosts had responded well and were level at 2-2. In the second half the visitors again had the better of things but this time there was no comeback as Preston scored three goals without reply to win 5-2. Their goals were scored by Craig Dibbs 3, Shane Spenceley and Rob Murray
HEDON RANGERS 4 NEWLAND 4
The first half of the Hedon Rangers v Newland game at South Holderness produced seven goals as the lead changed hands a number of times. Hedon opened the scoring but soon found themselves 3-1 down before scoring twice themselves to level at 3-3. Newland went into the break 4-3 ahead but a quieter second half in terms of goals saw the homes side grab the only goal of the second period to equalise at 4-4. Newland`s marksmen were Dan Fryer and Luke Hanson who both scored twice. For Hedon Stefan Hewitt, Andy Hardy, Rob Petch and Joe Brewer found the net.
HODGSONS 2 NORTHERN WANDERERS A 6
Hodgsons entertained Northern Wanderers A at Leconfield looking to make it three successive wins and after goals from Danny Norton and Brad Palin put them 2-0 in front that was how it was looking. However Northern halved the deficit before half time before going on to score five second half goals without reply to run out 6-2 winners. Luke Mallinson 2, Lewis Cowling 2 and Stephen Sharpe with the goals as Northern end the day one of three teams on six points at the top of the table.
DIVISION FOUR
HESSLE RANGERS 4 BRANDESBURTON 5
In a game originally scheduled for last Sunday Hessle Rangers took on Brandesburton at Haltemprice Sports Centre in a foot of the table clash as both sides looked for their first win of the season. In an end to end game five times Brandesburton took the lead but on four occasions Hessle were soon back on level terms. At 5-4 to Brandesburton they were unable to respond this time as the visitors saw out the game. Scorers for Brandesburton were Phil Wells 2, Ross Virr and James Sugden
DIVISION SIX
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.
BILTON V NORTHERN WANDERERS B MATCH POSTPONED- RE-ARRANGED FOR 18TH OCTOBER
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.
PRIORY V AFC WILLERBY B MATCH POSTPONED- RE-ARRANGED FOR 18TH OCTOBER