GOOLE UNITED  0  KINLOSS  3

Goole United welcomed Kinloss to West Park in a semi final and league double header. Goole who have had a torrid time in the league wanted to end their campaign with a win but it was the visitors who took the spoils.Goole started the better of the two sides and created a few chances but were unable to take them and then Goole had a great chance to equalise before the break when they were awarded a penalty but John Grindley the Kinloss keeper made a fine save to keep the score at 0-0 at the break. In the second half Kinloss scored three goals on the counter attack as Goole pushed forward and that is how it finished as Kinloss clinched a place in the final in a fortnights time.

 

 

 

KINLOSS   2   RECKITTS  1

On a difficult Noddle Hill surface, Kinloss took on league leaders Reckitts and it was the visitors who opened the scoring in the first half through Lee Geraghty and they led by this goal at half time. In the second half Kinloss scored twice through Dan Richardson and Mark Thompson, both from corners, with the winner coming in the last minute of the game as the home side put a big dent in Reckitts title challenge. They still lead the way by five points but they have played at least three games more than their rivals.

 

KINLOSS  0  LIV SUPPLIES  1

In a scrappy game at Noddle Hill Kinloss went down to a controversial penalty two minutes from time scored by Callum Dransfield for Liv Supplies. The home side had a glorious chance to equalise in the last minute but it was missed. Liv thought a draw would have been a fair result but they take the three points to maintain their unbeaten start to the season

KINLOSS  1   SWANFIELD  2

On a Noddle Hill pitch that had Japanese Soldiers hiding in the long grass Kinloss entertained Swanfield and it was the visitors who took the spoils with a 2-1 win which ended Kinloss`s 100% start to the season. Both sides struggled with the conditions and it was no surprise that it was 0-0 at half time. Swanfield hit the front on the hour with a fine volley from Chris Tooley but within ten minutes the home side levelled through a Giroud like scorpion kick by Gary Hodgson. Ten minutes from time Swanfield regained the lead after a scramble in the Kinloss area which saw Tooley get his second of the game. Some players may still be out there thinking the game is still going on!!

Another seven goal encounter took place at Noddle Hill Way as Kinloss entertained Division One newcomers Cottingham Rangers. The visitors took the lead through Bobby Layton who headed in a Danny Moon cross  before Kinloss equalised with a Ricci Hunter header from a set piece. Cottingham went back in front via Sean Lyons  before Mark Thompson latched onto a Ryan Thompson through ball and rounded the keeper for 2-2. For a third time Cott went back in front througha fine strike from debutant Moon only for Ian Clappison to head home Ryan Thompson`s cross for 3-3. That was how it looked as though it was going to finish but Kinloss were awarded a penalty in the last minute and Jon Kerr coolly stepped up to convert it to give Kinloss all three points to the visitors despair.