Manor increase lead in Heartland Division Four !

Hartshill Manor increased their lead at the top of Heartland Evening News division four to four points thanks to a single goal from Stuart Nevitt giving them a 1-0 win over Bedworth Liberals Res. Second placed Royal Oak Bedworth slipped to third after they went down 3-0 to Collycroft Cricketers, who take over second spot. Craig Holland scored all three Collycroft goals. Attleboro Sports’ Mark Wilson scored three goals as his team took on Baddesley Red Lion, but two of them were in the wrong end. His two own goals and a single from Baddesley’s James Smith gave the Atherstone side a 3-1 halftime lead. Wilson eventually scored in the right end and along with two goals from Tom Layburn Sports drew level. Darren Davidson came off the bench to score the Sports winner. Veteran Dick Dunn scored for Wentworth Wanderers Res as they shared the points in a 1-1 draw with PNW Athletico. Wayne Russell scored the PNW goal. At the bottom Attleboro Mills swap places with Anker Inn after Mills beat Anker 3-2.

Ford Sports v Haunchwood Sports- Premier One !

In Mortgage Advice Agency division five, FC Gallery extended their lead at the top to six points after they beat Mancetter Athletic 4-1. David Dorans scored twice for Gallery, Paul McDonald added his 31^st of the season and Matthew Watson returned from injury to score the goals. Hayrick stay second but they went down 2- to third placed Nuneaton Riley’s. David Jones scored both Riley’s goals. Alan Smith and Ashley Berrill both scored twice for Jail House as they went on to beat Chapel End Salutation 5-1. Michael Haynes scored the single Jail House goal, Lee McKewan scored for Chapel End. Bedworth Old Black Bank won their third straight game as they beat Wentworth Warriors 5-4. Alan Titchner scored three of the Black Bank goals, Norton Smith, David Lee, and two Jason Daffern goals made up the Wentworth reply. Abbey Green Athletic moved into mid table thanks to a 6-1 win over Yenton Res. 

Hartshill Sports stay top of Mission Fashion Premier One after they beat Chase FC 1-0 thanks to Rocky Pratt’s only goal. Leigh Pope and Chris Ryder both found the net for Ford Sport as they held a 2-0 half time lead against Haunchwood Sports. After the break Ford were reduced to 10 men and saw Haunchwood’s Dave Barrett reduce the arrears. Haunchwood’s Ross Genner then missed a penalty five minutes from time to leave Ford with all three points. Bulkington White Lion had Jim Darlison to thank as he scored both goals in a 2-1win over Drayton. Martin Sadler scored the Drayton goal.

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Weddington Thistle take over top spot in Deslandes Premier Two after Alex Evans scored twice to give them a 2-0win over Ambleside. Crystal missed the chance to take top spot after they were beaten 2-1 by Bedworth Travellers. Danny Jordan was on target for Crystal but Ashley Cole and Glen Stringer won the game for Travellers. At the other end, Wentworth Wanderers won their game with Coton Rose 6-3 to ease their relegation fight while Collycroft Cricketers, also in the relegation dogfight, beat Bull & Anchor 2-1.  

Ford Oak’s lead at the top of Alphie Cain division one has been trimmed to four points by Hill Top, who went on to beat Haunchwood Sports Res 4-0. Dane Herdman and sixteen year old Shane Williamson both found the net for Kelly’s Bar as they beat Hartshill Sports Res 2-0. Lancet moved out of the bottom three thanks to their 4-1 win over Coton Liberal.

 
Middle of the park action !

Stockingford Sports edged closer to the Nuneaton Print division two title after they beat Drayton Res 3-0. Andy Dagnall, Gareth Holmes and Kyle Cartwright all found the net for Sports. Their closest rivals, Attleboro Oak, maintain the challenge in second spot after they beat Nags Head 5-0. Mark Wright, Gavin Wood, Lee Gore, Dave Aucott and a 25-yard volley from Dale Hulme ensured Ford Sports Res stay in third spot after they beat Stockingford White Lion 5-1. Windmill’s 4-1 win over Old Swan keeps them in fourth spot.  

Sporting Lloyds stay top of Nuneaton Trophies division three, but only by goal difference, despite going down 1-0 to Weddington Thistle Res. Thistle move into second level on points with Sporting Lloyds. Brett Walker’s goal for Chapel End Social was enough to give them a 1-0 win over Ambleside Res and move them into the top four. Craig Everitt scored both goals for Attleboro Arms as they beat Hill Top Res 2-1.

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