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.

 

 

BARHAM  1   BILTON  3

There was a local derby at Alderman Kneeshaw Park as Barham took on Bilton. The visitors took the bragging rights after a 3-1 win. Barham went ahead when Steve Wilson chipped the Bilton keeper from 25 yards. Bilton responded very well and put the Barham defence under constant pressure which paid off just before half time when they equalised through Darren Thompson. In the second period Bilton scored twice more via Jordan Powley and Carl Ness to take the points.

 

 

BARHAM  V  MOLESCROFT RANGERS B  MATCH POSTPONED- CONCEDED BY BARHAM