White Hart go top of Premier One!

White Hart Ridge Lane are the new leaders of Mission Fashion Premier One after a 3-0 win over New Dolphin. Jamie King, Dave Bole and Adam Hadley all found the net for White Hart as they move a point clear of Ford Sports. Bulkington White Lion join Ford Sports on sixteen points after they beat Hartshill Sports 4-2. Darren Whitmore a Dave Norman penalty, Danny Bennett and a solo goal from Robbie Jones inflicted upon Hartshill their first league defeat of the season. Matt Stanley and Rocky Pratt scored the Hartshill goals. Fir Tree moved off the bottom with a 1-1 draw with Ridge Lane. Peter Gill scored the Fir Tree goal, Ian Bennett for Ridge Lane.  

Archive - Nuneaton Punch Bowl v Hill Top in Division One Action

Bedworth Liberal climb into second spot in Deslandes Premier Two after they beat local rivals Collycroft Cricketers 3-2. Carl Grantham and Lee Cotterill gave Cricketers a 2-0 lead but Liberals scored three in the second half, two of them from Andy Mosey, the other from Matt Dewis, to clinch the points. Danny Oldacres bagged a hat trick for Attleboro Arms as they went on to beat Coton Rose 6-0. Mark Jerrams, Scott Friswell and Craig Everitt scored the others. 

No change at the top of Alphie Cain division one with leaders Ford Oak staying top into the new year with a 4-0 win over Lancet. Hill Top, the only team with a 100% league record intact, stay in second thanks to a 5-0 win over Attleboro Mills. Adam Richardson and Jim Elliott both scored twice for Hill Top, Danny Armiger the other. Haunchwood Sports stay third but were heldto a 1-1 draw by Trent C Res who collected their first league point. Adam Shephard scored the Trent goal. Fourth placed Hartshill Sports Res also shared the points in a 3-3 draw with Nuneaton Punch Bowl. Anthony Griffiths, Danny Laight and Matt Lawley found the net for Hartshill, Stuart Fleming, Lee Clark and Steve Garlick replied for Punch Bowl. Clinton Bayliss capped his 100^th appearance for Kellys Bar by saving a penalty in their 3-1 win over Cherry Tree. Daniel Moreton scored twice for Kelly’s  Bar to give them a 2-0 lead. Stuart Stain pulled a goal back for Cherry Tree before Luke Durham scored his first goal for the club to secure the points.  

The top two in Nuneaton Print division two have opened up a gap at the top after both secured victories. Leaders Stockingford Sports are top of the pile after they beat third placed Windmill, 3-1. James Ryder, Dan Shannon and Paul Eggleton all found the net for Stockingford, Carl Roper replied for Windmill. Attleboro Oak enjoyed a 3-0 win over New Dolphin Res to stay four points behind in second. Mark Aucott an Mark Wright both found the net for Ford Sports Res as they beat Ridge Lane Res 2-1.  John Norman cored from the penalty spot for Ridge Lane.  

Sporting Lloyds enter the new year three points clear at the top of Nuneaton Trophies division three after they beat Attleborough Arms Res 3-0.  Mark Greenfield, Craig Smith and Kevin Lamb all hit the target for the league leaders.  

Royal Oak Bedworth take over top spot in Heartland Evenings News division four after they beat Baddesley Red Lion 2-1. Lewis Halfacree scored both Royal Oak goals, Matt Woolley replied for Red Lion. Andy Harris, Andy Calvert and Pete Gillam all hit the target for Hartshill Manor as they beat PNW Athletico 3-1 to move into second. Gavin Orton’s hat trick helped Ford Oak Res to a 7-1 win over Anker Inn. Michael Nixon scored two of the other goals, Joe Nally and Ashley Herbert the singles. Nathan Whitehead replied for Anker. Attleboro Mills came from 2-0 down, with 10 men, to snatch a point in a 2-2 draw with Attleboro Sports. Craig Jackson and Alex Lomas gave Sports the lead but Ben Gwent and Chris MUrphy, who scored in the last minute, levelled for Mills.  

The top three in Mortgage Advice Agency division five all collected victories to open up a gap at the top of the table. Leaders Nuneaton Riley’s beat Jail House 4-2 helped by two goals from Ryan Beck. Riley’s keeper also saved a penalty. F C Gallery stay second, thanks to a 3-1win over Stockingford Sports Res. John Arshad scored four times for third placed Hayrick as they went on to beat Chapel End Salutation Res 6-1. Ian Hay and Aaron Brown scored the others.

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