Hartshill Sports ease into Round 3 !

Hartshill Sports eased into round there of the BCFA Sunday Cup but they had to come from 2-0 down to eventually beat Maudsley 7-3. Frankie Dixon scored the first Hartshill goal with Matt Stanley’s penalty levelling the scores after halftime. Dixon added his second and further goals from Mick Husselbury 2, Wayne Hadley and Darren Eggleton secured Hartshill their win. Pete Been scored twice for Drayton as they won the all NDSFL clash with Haunchwood Sports. Ben Sadler also found the net for Drayton in a 3-0 win. Ford Sports went down 2-1 to Pertemps while Chase FC will fight another day with Peugeot Mills after their game as abandoned due to the bad weather with both sides level at 2-2.Ben Wollerson scored both Chase goals.

Black Horse Sports v Weddington Thistle

There is a three-way tie at the top of Mission Fashion Premier One with Ford Sports, White Hart RL and Bulkington White Lion all sharing 13 points. Ford were away on Sunday CUP duty allowing White Hart RL to move into second spot thanks to a 5-2 win over Fir Tree. Chris Hobson scored twice for Bulkington as they beat Nuneaton Prince 4-1. Martin Earle and Robbie Jones completed the Bulkington scoring, Dean Upson replied for Prince. 

Trent FC maintained their four-point lead at the top of Deslandes Premier Two after beating bottom club Coton Rose 8-3. Phil Green scored his second hat trick in a week, Ben Rowan and Jai Leech scored two each, Shane Brassington added the single. Weddington Thistle moved into second after they beat Black Horse Sports 5-2. Jay Cattell and Kevin Smith scored for Black Horse. Bull & Anchor Ash Green moved into third spot after they beat Attleboro Arms 4-2. Roy Batchelor scored two of the Bull goals; Garry Twigger and Danny Hollowood scored the others.    Bedworth Liberal’s are up to fourth thanks to a 3-1in over Wentworth Wanderers, while Lee Cotterill was on target for Collycroft Cricketers as they drew 1-1 with Ambleside. Rob Youson scored the Ambleside goal.  

Wet day in Bedworth

The top four in Alphie Cain division one all registered victories with leaders Ford Oak recording the biggest win. Dave Merry led the way with a hat trick for Ford, Stuart Bordern 2 and Lee George scored the others as they beat Coton Liberals 6-1. Amir Lee scored the Coton consolation. Hill Top maintained the only 100% record in the division as they beat Ansley Social 4-1. Ashley Wilkes, Ashley Radburn, Danny Armiger and Adam Richardson all found the net for Hill Top, Gary Harvey scored the Ansley goal.  Haunchwood Sports Res registered a 1-0 win over Hartshill Sports Res, while Daniel Moreton scored twice for Kelly’s Bar as they beat Lancet 3-2.  Aaron Barrel secured victory in the last minute for Kelly’s Bar after Sean Suffolk and Steve Phillips had brought Lancet level. Lancet themselves though they had taken the points but had a goal disallowed for Barrell’s winner. Alan Mellors was on target for Trent FC Res but they remain without a win after losing 3-1 to Attleboro Mills. Nuneaton Punch Bowl however have broken their duck thanks to a 3-0 win over Cherry Tree. Sam Baldwin opened their account with the first, Steve Garlick added the second from the penalty spot with Lee Clarke wrapping up the win with the third.  

Gareth Holmes, Andrew Dagnall and James Ryder all found the net for Stockingford Sports as they stay top of Nuneaton Print division two. A 3-2 win against Chase FC Res keeps them a point clear of Attleboro Oak. Oak enjoyed a 9-1 win over Old Swan with 16-year-old Geoff Broadhurst coming off the bench to score four goals, his first in senior football. Windmill and Ford Sports Res stay in third and fourth after both scored three times to record wins. Craig North scored twice for Windmill; Roy Flanagan scored the other, as they beat Nags Head 3-1. Danny Watts scored the Nags goal. Mark Wright, Mark Aucott and Dave Aucott all found the net for Ford Sports Res as they beat Stockingford White Lion 3-0. Richard Wilson, Darren Phipps, Charlie Reardon and Aaron Seymour all found the net for Drayton Res as they went on to beat Sunnyside Res 4-1. Stuart Pearson scored the Sunnyside goal.  

Ref on top of the situation

Jonathan Lunn and Kieran Brown both found the net for Yenton as they beat Hill Top Res 2-1 to stay top of Nuneaton Trophies division three. Daniel Hunter was on target for Hill Top. Sporting Lloyds registered a 3-1 win against Weddington Thistle Res with their keeper opening the scoring. Mount Pleasant picked up three points with a 2-0 win over Chapel End Salutation.  

Royal Oak Bedworth take over top spot in Heartland Evening News division four thanks to their 4-2 win over Wentworth Wanderers Res. Lewis Halfacree bagged two of the Royal Oak goals, Adam Knowles and Michael Turner added the others, while Mark Wilson and Tom Clark replied for Wentworth. Collycroft Cricketers Res drop to second after they were beaten 2-0 at Attleboro Sports. Alex Lawrence scored his seventh goal of the season for Attleboro; Darren Pegler scored the other on his debut. Ford Oak Res slip to third after they were held to a 3-3 draw at Anker Inn. Danny Oldacres scored twice for Anker, Andy Azopardi the single. Terry Millburn, Matt O’Toole and Danny Burton all found the net for Hartshill Manor in their 3-1 win over Bedworth Liberals Res, while Attleboro Mills Res stay bottom following a 3-0 defeat to Baddesley Red Lion.  

There is a two-way tie at the top of Mortgage Advice Agency division five with Nuneaton Rileys and FC Gallery vying for top spot. Rileys suffered their first defeat of the season as they went down 5-4 to Yenton Res. Gallery meanwhile edged passed Mancetter Athletic 4-3 thanks to a Paul McDonald hat trick. Paul Jones scored the other Gallery goal, Danny Green, Damon Kimberley and Danny Barclay replied for Mancetter. Four teams then follow all locked on 13 points, which includes Mancetter who lie third. Jailhouse enjoyed an 8-1 win over Black Bank with Alan Smith again in forming front of goal with four of his teams tally. Ashley Berrell also weighed in with a hat trick. Kevin Mitchell scored twice for Chapel End Salutation Res in their 4-0 win over Wentworth Warriors. Cameron Forryan and Rob Hatton scored the others. Abbey Green and Stockingford Sports Res shared the points in their high scoring 4-4 draw. Jack Hubbard ad Mick Jabwitt both scored twice for Abbey, James Dawkins 2, Dec Moreno and David Aston replied for Stockingford.

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