Hill Top hit top form to beat Premier 2 Arms !

The remaining ties in the first round of the Tribune Cup were completed this week with Hill Top producing a cup upset by knocking out Premier Two side Attleboro Arms. The division one side ran out 3-0 winners tanks to two goals from Danny Armiger and one from Chris Neale. Kelly’s Bar continued their rich vein in front of goal as they beat Jail House 6-3. Darren Boone opened the scoring for Kelly’s with Daniel Moreton adding a second. Jailhouse pulled a goal back to reduce the arrears at half time but Kelly’s Bar came out of traps quicker and scored three more through Moreton again, Scott Williamson and Brendan Johnson. Jail House pulled two more back but the game was finally out beyond them by a sixth from Quinton Stephens. Ashley Steptoe scored twice for Yenton Sunday as they went on to beat Ansley Social 4-2. Jonathan Lunn and Adrian Talbot also scored for Yenton with Steve Jones and Eddie Prince replying for Ansley. Mark Perrett found the net for Mancetter Athletic but they went down 6-1 to Mount Pleasant Bedworth.  

In the league games played Ford Sports stay top of Mission Fashion Premier One despite drawing 2-withRidge Lane. Sunnyside lead a trio of clubs on six points after they beat Fir Tree 9-4. Steve Hines bagged four of the goals, Lee Smith 2, Chris Brett, Wishan Behan and John Williams added the others. Peter Gill 2, Rudi Gazeley and Chris Grimshaw replied for Fir Tree. Collycroft Goose move up to third after they beat New Dolphin 5-1. Lewis Seymour grabbed a hat trick for Goose, Craig Long and Gary Duncan scored the others; Darren James scored the Dolphin consolation. Rob Holt and Jamie King both found the target for White Hart RL as they moved into fourth with a 2-1 win over Chase. Ian Mallabone scored the Chase goal. Haunchwood and Bulkington White Lion shared the spoils but failed to trouble the scorers as they drew 0-0. 

Crystal Sunday, Trent and Weddington Thistle share the lead at the top of Deslandes Premier Two after all enjoyed their second win of the season. Bull Athletic beat Coton Rose 5-0 to go top on goal difference, while Trent move into second after they also won 5-0. Phil Green scored four times for Trent as they beat Ambleside. Adam Newall scored the other goal in his last appearance before he goes off to University.  Ashley Roper scored three times for Weddington as they beat Bedworth Liberals 6-1. Alex Evans, Richard Canavan and Joe Johnson scored the singles. Wentworth Wanderers had Adie White and Alan Dyde to thanks for their 2-0 win over Bedworth Travellers.  

Hartshill Sports Res moved to the top of Alphie Cain division one with a 2-0 win over Nuneaton Punch Bowl. John Whittaker and Paul Aiello were on target for Hartshill.  Ford Oak missed the chance to joint them after they were held to a 2-2 draw with Haunchwood Sports Res. Jonathan Clarke scores both of the Ford Oak goals, Dave Taberer and keeper Ryan Vaughan replied for Haunchwood.  

Ford Sports Res and Stockingford Sports share the early lead at the top of Nuneaton Print division two with Ford Sports leading on goal difference. Graham Duncan scored twice for Ford, Ray Harris, Dave Aucott and Ian Ensor scored the singles as they beat Old Swan 5-3. A Martin Cooper penalty and further goals from John New and Luke Cope, made up the Old Swan reply. Andy Dagnal, Gareth Holmes and Kyle Cartwright all found the net for Stockingford Sports as they beat New Dolphin Res 3-2.  Stockingford White Lion lie in third spot after they drew 2-2 with Ridge Lane Res. Darren Longstaff and Neil Moran were both on target for White Lion. Chris Smallwood, Jason Messenger and Sean Roper all found the net for Windmill as they beat Nags Head 3-1,Lee Moreton came off the bench to score the Nags reply.   

Hill Top Res share top spot with Black Horse Sports Res in Nuneaton Trophies division three despite being held to a 1-1draw with Nuneaton Prince Res. Wayne Beaumont found the net for Hill Top, Tristan Cox replied for Prince Res. Black Horse Sports Res beat Attleboro Arms Res 4-2. Danny McLaughlin bagged a hat trick for Chapel End Salutation as they beat Ambleside Res 5-3.  

Wentworth Wanderers Res are a point clear at the top of Heartland Evening News division four despite being held to a 3-3 draw with Anker Inn. Tm Clarke scored two of the Wentworth goals, Mark Wilson adding the other. Paul Arnold 2 and Eddie Swift replied for Anker. Attleboro Sports picked up their first win of the season as they edged out Ford Oak Res 3-2.  Michael Nixon scored both Ford Oak goals; Alex Lawrence 2 and Mark Wilson won the game for Sports.  

Chapel End Social Res are three points clear at the top of Mortgage Advice Agency division five after a comprehensive 8-1 win over Lord Raglan. Lee McKewan and Lewis Greening both scored hat tricks for Chapel End. Nuneaton Rileys stay second despite drawing 1-1with Black Bank. Andy Kang scored the Riley’s goal; Michael Olner scored the Black Bank goal. Lee Hoskins and James Stewart both found the net for Abbey Athletic as they drew 2-2with Nuneaton Prince 3rds. Warren Pesson and Cadlion Parma replied for Prince. Carl Hutchinson scored twice for Yenton Res as they went onto beat Wentworth Warriors 5-0.Lee Hewlett, Andrew Rap and an own goal made-up the Yenton scoring.

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