Bingham Town do the double over Stapleford Town...In the Samba Nottinghamshire Senior League, supported by Euro Soccer Company, Stapleford Town missed the opportunity to open a four point gap between themselves and Southwell City at the top of the Premier Division after Bingham Town beat them 2-1 at Hickings Lane. This was only Stapleford’s second defeat of the season, the other being in the return fixture at Butt Field in early October. The visitors took an early lead through Tom Spencer and saw it through to half time at 1-0. Stapleford have been known to up their game in the second period of matches and duly found their equaliser from Joshua Watts with half an hour remaining. Parity was not restored for long, however, as Mike Jepps converted a corner at the back post for Bingham only five minutes later, thereby snapping Stapleford’s nine match winning streak.
Cotgrave must have thought they had the points in the bag after a long range Gethyn Tustin effort had given his side a 1-0 lead at home against Eastwood CFC Development however Dalton Stephens found a 95th minute equaliser for the visitors to share the spoils. Awsworth Villa have found form again after their run of four straight defeats has now been followed by consecutive wins, this time 4-0 against Aslockton & Orston. Jake Fisher (2), Ashley Kelly and Daniel Towle were on target. Papa Fell has scored two goals in as many starts for Bilborough Town, this one helping his side to a 1-1 draw with FC Cavaliers. Cavs missed the opportunity to take the lead from the penalty spot after Kamar Davis had equalised for them. Bilborough ended the game with nine men after both Gratias Katega and Ricky Law received their marching orders. Calverton Miners Welfare came away from Keyworth United with a 2-1 win. Alex Clarson and Lewis Wheelhouse netted for Calvo; Scott Litchfield for Keyworth. After being both 3-0 and 4-1 down at stages in their match against Magdala Amateurs George Harrison scored in the last minute to give AFC Dunkirk a remarkable 5-4 win. Danny Blanchard (2), Joel Howes and Kieran Diver also notched for Dunkirk. Gedling Southbank couldn’t match their heroics of last week, where they came from two down to win 4-3 at Radcliffe, as they got beaten 8-1 by Wollaton. Joshua Stevenson (3), Scott Carlile, Adam Whitemore, Sam Mellor, Fady Benattayallam and an own goal were on the scoresheet for Wollo; Tyler Cook got Gedling’s consolation. Mark Green and Jak Kenworthy gave Attenborough a 2-0 win at Radcliffe Olympic. In Division One, leaders Woodthorpe Park Rangers won 3-1 at AFC Bridgford and Ravenshead won for the fifth time on the trot, 4-2 at Radford Reserves including a hat-trick for Martin McDonagh, to move up to third. The rest of the top five were in Nottinghamshire FA Senior Trophy action where Burton Joyce beat Bridgford United 6-1, including a brace for Nathan Francis and Beeston knocked out Basford United Community 3-1. Ruddington Village of Division Two upset Division One Selston Reserves 3-0 but Sherwood Colliery Reserves prevented it being an all-Samba NSL semi-final line-up after they won 2-1 at Robin Hood Colts. Elsewhere in Division One, Ruddington Village won 3-1 at Kirton Brickworks and Mansfield Hosiery Mills defeated Kimberley Miners Welfare Reserves 4-2. In Division Two, Newark Flowserve Reserves moved into top spot on goal difference after coming from behind four times to defeat previous incumbent AFC Top Valley 5-4. Tyler Martin grabbed a hat-trick for Newark and Joe Gunn two for the home side. At the other end of the table, Sneinton Town picked up their first points of the campaign with a 1-0 win over Elston United. Luke Davis was on target twice for Clifton All Whites Development in their 3-1 win at neighbours AFC Clifton. There were big wins for Barrowby, 10-0 against Kirton Brickworks Reserves, and Bingham Town Reserves, 4-0 against Nottingham Community. A solitary Thomas Siswick effort gave Keyworth United Development all three points in a 1-0 win at Ravenshead Reserves. In the Samba Nottinghamshire Senior League, supported by Euro Soccer Company, Stapleford Town will attempt to open up a four point gap at the top of the Premier Division as they host Bingham Town at Hickings Lane while second-placed Southwell City aren’t in action.
Cotgrave, in third, will be looking to bounce back from defeat to Sandiacre Town last time out as they welcome Eastwood CFC Development to Woodview. Awsworth Villa, who ended a run of four straight defeats by beating Wollaton last weekend, entertain Aslockton & Orston at The Shilo. The visitors include new signing Caven Robb, the former Bingham player, in their squad. Calverton Miners Welfare will be without the suspended James Davis for their trip to Platt Lane to play Keyworth United and FC Cavaliers travel to the Harvey Hadden Stadium to take on Bilborough Town. After snatching defeat from the jaws of victory against Gedling Southbank last weekend, Radcliffe Olympic will be looking for a more positive outcome when Attenborough visit Wharf Lane. Gedling will go in search of back-to-back-wins for the first time as they head to the WSA to play Wollaton. Magdala Amateurs and AFC Dunkirk meet at Roko. In Division One, after dropping points for only the third time all season last weekend, leaders Woodthorpe Park Rangers will try and get back to winning ways as they face AFC Bridgford at Gresham Sports Park. Ravenshead travel to the CDW Arena to play Radford Reserves looking for their fifth win on the spin but must contend with injuries to Mark Smallwood and Adam Lewis. Alex Faulconbridge is unavailable, meaning a likely recall for his brother Ryan, while Dan Phillips and Mark Yates should return to the squad after last week’s absence. There are three all-Samba NSL ties in the Nottinghamshire FA Senior Trophy: Ruddington Village Reserves host Selston Reserves, Beeston entertain Basford United Community and Burton Joyce visit Bridgford United. Robin Hood Colts are also in Notts FA Trophy action as they welcome CML side Sherwood Colliery Reserves to Sherwood Fields. In Division Two, it’s first versus third with AFC Top Valley welcoming Newark Flowserve Reserves to Hollinwood Lane. Ravenshead Reserves entertain Keyworth United Development at Cornwater without Kieran Chamberlain (work) but youngster Jamie Vaughan should return. The Premier Division has new leaders...In the Samba Nottinghamshire Senior League, supported by Euro Soccer Company, there is a new team at the top of the Premier Division after Southwell City threw away a two goal lead to lose 4-3 against Aslockton & Orston while Stapleford Town came away from Attenborough with a 5-0 win.
Stapleford will have fancied themselves as leaders elect for quite some time now as they have had at least four games in hand on their rivals since early autumn. Their win at Attenborough, courtesy of Alex Ford (2), Adam Hassell (2) and Jeremy Millenstead, was their ninth on the trot in the league. Previous leaders Southwell have had a dip in form since the festive period but would have felt that wobble was behind them when they were two to the good inside 15 minutes. Blair Bryant fired home the rebound after Stewart Gill's effort hit the post before Gill himself got the second with the help of a deflection. Pierce Hallam put Aslockton on the board from their first meaningful attack, midway through the first half, and Julian Joachim levelled matters from the penalty spot before the break. Joachim turned the tie around on 65 minutes before Lewis Bonham gave the visitors some breathing space. A Calum Law free kick reduced the arrears with a quarter of an hour remaining but the damage was already done. Cotgrave, in third, failed to narrow the gap to the top after they went down 1-0 at home to Sandiacre Town. There is some debate as to whether Jordan Smith scored or if it was an own goal. Awsworth Villa arrested a run of four straight defeats with a 6-3 win at Wollaton. The hosts had been two ahead at one point, through Scott Carlile and Adam Whitemore, as well as pulling level at 3-3 thanks to a Joshua Stevenson penalty, but a brace each for Kasey Fisher and Liam Towle, and strikes from Ben Watson and Jake Fisher proved too much. Ed Hodgson scored twice for Bingham Town in their 6-2 win over Bilborough Town. James Archer, Mike Jepps, Lewis Ray and Tom Spencer were also on target. Papa Fell netted on debut for Bilborough alongside a Cardell Labban effort. FC Cavaliers blanked AFC Dunkirk 3-0 with goals from Liam Taylor (2) and Reece Campbell. Eastwood CFC Development edged past Magdala Amateurs 3-2. The Easywood goals were shared between Deniz Aris, Ross Cheeseman and Dalton Stephens; Mathew Daley and Gareth Bentley replied for The Budgies. Radcliffe Olympic would have believed they were on course for their first points in 10 matches when they were leading 3-1 deep into their encounter with Gedling Southbank, however the division's bottom side scored three late goals to pick up only their second win of the season, 4-3. Kai Partington (2), Thomas Jeffries and Luke Pickard scored for Gedling; Jay Murphy, Travahn Seaton and Joshua Hamilton for Radcliffe. In Division One, leaders Woodthorpe Park Rangers dropped points for only the third time this season, being held 1-1 by Mansfield Hosiery Mills. Liam Honeyman netted twice for Bridgford United in their 4-3 win against Ruddington Village which sees them move to 17 points behind Woodthorpe with three games in hand. They have also opened up a four point gap to Burton Joyce in third who drew 1-1 with Southwell City Reserves. Joshua Broad grabbed two for Ravenshead in a 4-2 win at Kirton Brickworks that sees them hold on to fourth place, as Basford United Community in fifth were also winners, 2-0 against Kimberley Miners Welfare. Bestwood Miners Welfare jump ahead of their opponents AFC Bridgford on goal difference in mid-table following a 2-1 win. Awsworth Villa Reserves drew 3-3 with Radford Reserves and Selston Reserves beat Wollaton Reserves 2-1. At the summit of Division Two, Ruddington Village moved level on points with AFC Top Valley after beating them 4-2 in their top of the table clash. Newark Flowserve Reserves overcame Nottingham Community 9-0, including four goals for Tyler Martin, one of which was a stunning long range volley. Keyworth United Development went one better, however, seeing off Sneinton Town 10-0. Stapleford Town Reserves won 4-2 against Cotgrave Reserves while Bingham Town Reserves halted Robin Hood Colts' four game winning streak, drawing 2-2. A Marcel Ludew double helped Barrowby on their way to a 6-0 win over Magdala Amateurs Reserves and AFC Clifton and Ravenshead Reserves drew 1-1. In the Samba Nottinghamshire Senior League, supported by Euro Soccer Company, Premier Division leaders Southwell City, who won for the first time in four matches last weekend, play host to Aslockton & Orston at the War Memorial Grounds.
Stapleford Town continue to prowl in second, ready to pounce on any further slips by Southwell. They head to The Strand to play Attenborough, who come into the match on the back of a dramatic 4-4 draw with Magdala Amateurs. Cotgrave have their sights set firmly on a podium place with Sandiacre Town the visitors to Woodview this weekend. Awsworth Villa are on a run f four straight defeats. They will attempt to arrest this slide as they travel to the WSA to take on Wollaton. By contrast, Bingham Town are unbeaten in 13 league matches and will look to continue their rich vein of form as they welcome Bilborough Town to Butt Field. FC Cavaliers will follow up their come from behind victory over Awsworth with a trip to the Ron Steel Sports Ground to play AFC Dunkirk, who are one place and one point below them in mid-table. Eastwood CFC Development entertain Magdala Amateurs at the Play Soccer USA 3G Arena and Radcliffe Olympic go in search of their first victory under Chris Bennett at Eagle Valley against Gedling Southbank. In Division One, unbeaten leaders Woodthorpe Park Rangers will try and consolidate or extend their 19 point lead as Mansfield Hosiery Mills visit Eagle Valley. Second placed Bridgford United entertain Ruddington Village, while at The Poplars, Burton Joyce, in third, host Southwell City Reserves. Ravenshead travel to Kirton Brickworks with Mark Smallwood out injured and Dan Phillips missing. Liam Walton should return to the squad while Perris Thomas is pushing for a start after impressing from the bench last time out. It’s first versus second in Division Two as leaders AFC Top Valley take their 11 game unbeaten league run to Elms Park to play Ruddington Village Reserves. Ravenshead Reserves travel to AFC Clifton. Tom Lockey is back for the Reds after missing the last week’s win, which also saw Taylor Bagshaw impress from the bench therefore possibly earning him a recall to the starting line-up. In the Samba Nottinghamshire senior League, supported by Euro Soccer Company, Southwell City maintained their two point lead in the Premier Division with a 2-0 win over AFC Dunkirk. Jonathan Nussey opened the scoring from the penalty spot in the first half following a foul on George Caudwell. Debutant Bradley McDonald sealed the points after 66 minutes.
Stapleford Town continue to display their title credentials, sitting in second with four games in hand over Southwell. Adam Hassall guided them to their eighth consecutive league victory, 5-1 at Radcliffe Olympic, with his second hat-trick in as many weeks. Stapleford led 1-0 at half-time thanks to a deflected goal from Hassall in the 40th minute. The away side extended their lead moments into the second half, Hassall scoring yet again. Radcliffe reduced the deficit moments later but Jordan Wright’s effort proved only to be a consolation as Stapleford marched to victory with goals from Jeremy Millensted, Luke Guadagni and finally Hassall for his hat-trick. Cotgrave consolidated third place with a 2-0 win at Aslockton & Orston. Lee Potts put the visitors ahead in the first half with Jack Sykes-Wood doubling the advantage after the break. Awsworth Villa’s poor form continued as they threw away a two goal lead to go down 4-2 at home to FC Cavaliers. Jay Knight and Ben Watson had put Villa ahead but a Liam Taylor hat-trick and one from Reece Campbell turned the match around. Bingham Town made it 12 league games unbeaten as a Mike Jepps double helped them on their way to a 3-1 win over Eastwood CFC Development. Ed Hodgson was also on target for Town, Kallum O’Dowd for Eastwood. Magdala Amateurs followed up beating the league leaders last weekend with a topsy-turvy 4-4 draw at Attenborough. Boro took the lead initially but a hat-trick from Tom Haw and a Mathew Daley strike put the Budgies ahead, only to be pegged back by an equaliser with the last kick of the game. The host’s goals were shared between Paul Ireson, George Wilkinson, Adam Martin and Leyton Nethercot. Sandiacre Town edged past Calverton Miners Welfare 3-2. Jordan Smith lobbed Town into the lead then doubled the advantage soon after. Calvo struck back through Mathew Newton and Ryan Easom but Jordan Leonardi settled matters in Sandiacre’s favour late on. The top two in Division One both won. There were two goals apiece for Dean Bussey and Markell Bailey for leaders Woodthorpe Park Rangers in their 5-2 win at Wollaton Reserves while Bridgford United overcame Kimberley Miners Welfare 4-0. Third placed Burton Joyce went two down at home to Radford Reserves, surged back to take the lead but ultimately drew 3-3. Ravenshead moved to within three points of BJ with their third win on the trot, 3-2 at Selston Reserves. Southwell City Reserves found themselves a goal down at the break away at Ruddington Village but a six minute hat-trick from substitute Adam Allsopp in the last quarter of an hour of the match gave them a 3-1 victory. A Joshua Dixon brace gave AFC Bridgford a 2-1 win at home to Basford United Community and there were four goals for Henry Sainsbury for Beeston in their 6-1 defeat of Kirton Brickworks. Bestwood Miners Welfare beat Awsworth Villa Reserves 2-0. In Division Two, AFC Top Valley opened up a three point gap at the top after they beat Barrowby 4-0 while Ruddington Village Reserves lost 5-2 at Robin Hood Colts. Top Valley have kept a clean sheet in each of their last three home matches, this time with Daniel Clamp, usually an outfielder, between the sticks. Jake Smith and Daniel Tyson both notched twice for Robin Hood. Newark Flowserve Reserves’ eight game winning streak came to an end as they went down 2-1 to Clifton All Whites Development. Dennis Simms and Emmet Edwards both bagged a brace for Stapleford Town Reserves as their side beat AFC Clifton 5-0 while Kyle Waddell and Kieron Burrows both went one better by scoring hat-tricks for Cotgrave Reserves in a 6-2 win over Nottingham Community. William Cox was on target twice for Ravenshead Reserves in their 4-1 defeat of Sneinton Town. In the Samba Nottinghamshire Senior League, supported by Euro Soccer Company, leaders Southwell City welcome and AFC Dunkirk to the War Memorial Ground. Dunkirk had an impressive victory over top four side Awsworth Villa last time out. If Southwell fail to win it would open the door for Stapleford Town to possibly move into top spot if they get a positive result from their trip to Wharf Lane to face Radcliffe Olympic.
Awsworth failed to get back on track in midweek as they lost at Eastwood CFC Development. They will try to return to winning ways as FC Cavaliers visit The Shilo while Eastwood will look to take their form into their encounter with Bingham Town at Butt Field. Bingham are on a 12 game unbeaten run in the league, the first match in that sequence being a 2-1 win over Eastwood at the end of September. Also on an unbeaten run are Aslockton & Orston, they will be trying to make it five matches since they last tasted defeat as they welcome Cotgrave to Spa Lane. Calverton Miners Welfare add Sam Buckle, Corey Ashley and Brinsley Kirkham to the squad from their incident packed match against Stapleford Town last weekend as Sandiacre Town are the visitors to Hollinwood Lane. Attenborough let a two goal lead slip against Aslockton last time out, they entertain Magdala Amateurs at The Strand while Gedling Southbank head to Platt Lane to face Keyworth United. In Division One, leaders Woodthorpe Park Rangers continue their quest to stay unbeaten for the season as they face a trip to the WSA to take on 16th place Wollaton Reserves. Burton Joyce and Bridgford United are battling it out for second place, they host Radford Reserves and Kimberley Miners Welfare Reserves respectively. Ravenshead travel to the Parish Hall Ground to play Selston Reserves. They hope to be able to include Brent Horton for the first time in six weeks following an injury, also back are Perris Thomas, Mark Yates and Mark Smallwood but Liam Walton misses out. Youngster Adam Lewis has returned to the club he recently left to join the Reds. In Division Two, Ruddington Village Reserves and AFC Top Valley both have 44 points with the former taking first place on goal difference by only one. Ruddington travel to Sherwood Fields to face Robin Hood Colts while Top Valley host Barrowby at Hollinwood Lane. Ravenshead Reserves entertain Sneinton Town at Cornwater in a foot of the table battle, hoping to build on last weekend’s gritty performance at Stapleford Town Reserves. The Reds hope to unveil a new signing before the game. Southwell City’s lead in the Samba Nottinghamshire Senior League, supported by Euro Soccer Company, Premier Division is down to two points after they lost 1-0 at Magdala Amateurs while Stapleford Town triumphed 4-2 in a tempestuous encounter at Calverton Miners Welfare. Calverton had twice led in the match with James Davis putting them ahead after an Adam Hassell penalty had cancelled out Ethan Hunter’s opener. The hosts were down to nine men at this point as Alex Clarson had received his marching orders for a late tackle in the first half and Ethan Hunter went following an altercation with James McKeever that also saw the Stapleford player sent for an early bath. Hassall levelled from the spot once more after George Scrivener had brought him down in the box. A late Mitchell Robinson header and Hassall tapping in for his hat-trick completed the turnaround.
Ryan Clements struck for Magdala in the 87th minute to secure the points against Southwell, after it looked like his side’s chance had gone following an earlier missed penalty. Cotgrave consolidated third place with a 2-0 win at Gedling Southbank but had to ride their luck at 0-0 when the hosts missed a penalty. Gethyn Tustin and Harvey Grice were the scorers. Kieran Driver set AFC Dunkirk on their way to a 5-0 win against Awsworth Villa. There was also two apiece for Danny Blanchard and Lorcan Hickey. Bingham Town made it 12 league games unbeaten with a hard-fought 2-1 win at Sandiacre Town. An Ed Hodgson lob put Bingham in the ascendency before they were pegged back by Jordan Smith. Mike Jepps put the visitors ahead for good in the second half. New Radcliffe Olympic manager Chris Bennett was close to seeing his new side pick up their first points under his guidance but two late Keyworth United goals from Cameron Gray and Scott Litchfield dashed his hopes. Aslockton & Orston came from to down to Attenborough to win 4-2. Adam Martin and Liam McCormack put Boro ahead but doubles from Julian Joachim and Rob Lakin saw the visitors take the spoils. Wollaton ran out 5-0 winners at Bilborough Town with goals from Reece Strode (2), Joshua Stevenson, Adam Whitemore and Fady Benattayallam while, on Friday night, FC Cavaliers edged past Eastwood CFC Development 1-0 thanks to David Kolapo. Woodthorpe Park Rangers’ lead in Division One is up to 19 points following their 4-0 win at Bestwood Miners Welfare, with the goals shared between Markell Bailey, Dean Bussey, Adam Forry and Connor Carter. Second placed Burton Joyce slipped to only their third defeat of the season, 2-0 at Mansfield Hosiery Mills. Blake Vincent scored his first goal for the Millers alongside an own goal. Alex Goodall and substitute Zudane Rico Richardson gave Basford United Community a 2-0 win at Wollaton Reserves. Kirton Brickworks equalised in the 88th minute at AFC Bridgford to take a share of the points in a 3-3 draw and Awsworth Villa Reserves similarly levelled late on in their 2-2 draw with Kimberley Miners Welfare Reserves. Southwell City Reserves beat Radford Reserves while Beeston went one better with a 5-1 win over Selston Reserves. The top two in Division Two at the start of the day, AFC Top Valley and Ruddington Village Reserves, swapped places despite both sides winning. Ruddington’s goal difference is one better than Top Valley’s after they won 4-0 at home to Barrowby while Alex MacPhee’s side beat AFC Clifton 5-2, including a hat-trick for Ben Cummings. Stapleford Town Reserves edged out Ravenshead Reserves 1-0 but there were goals aplenty in all the other games: Daniel Tyson grabbed a hat-trick for Robin Hood Colts in their 11-0 win at Nottingham Community, Callum Barnes scored four for Newark Flowserve Reserves as they overcame Kirton Brickworks Reserves 8-1 and there were three apiece for Jack Palmer and Thomas Siswick for Keyworth United Development as they saw off Magdala Amateurs Reserves 9-0. Elston United beat Sneinton Town 6-0 and Bingham Town Reserves won 5-0 against Cotgrave Reserves. After playing in the first fixture of 2019 in the Samba Nottinghamshire Senior League, supported by Euro Soccer Company, on Wednesday night, Eastwood CFC Development are swiftly back in action on Friday when they entertain FC Cavaliers at the Play Soccer USA 3G Arena.
On Saturday in the Premier Division, leaders Southwell City travel to Roko to face Magdala Amateurs while second placed Stapleford Town will hope they can further close the gap at the top as they head to Hollinwood Lane to play Calverton Miners Welfare. Calvo draft Scott Miles and Harry Simpson back into the squad that narrowly lost to Magdala last time out. Gedling Southbank were Eastwood’s opponents in midweek, losing 4-1. They hope to improve on that outcome as they welcome third placed Cotgrave to Eagle Valley. Despite twice being in the lead, Awsworth Villa lost at home to Stapleford last weekend. They will look to make amends as they travel to the Ron Steel Sports Ground to take on AFC Dunkirk. Bingham Town take their 11 game unbeaten league run to St Giles to face Sandiacre Town, who cancelled out the league leaders on their last outing. New Radcliffe Olympic manager Chris Bennett is hoping to see a first win for his side since taking over, as they welcome Keyworth United to Wharf Lane. Attenborough host Aslockton & Orston, who are unbeaten in their last three matches, to The Strand, and Bilborough Town entertain Wollaton at Harvey Hadden Stadium. In Division One, unbeaten leaders Woodthorpe Park Rangers travel to Bestwood Miners Welfare Sports Club while Burton Joyce will be looking to create a bit of breathing space for themselves in second place as they head to The Fieldings to play Mansfield Hosiery Mills. Ravenshead entertain Ruddington Village at Cornwater and must contend with injuries to Mark Smallwood and Brent Horton. Perris Thomas is also missing but Brad Martin returns to the squad. In Division Two, new leaders AFC Top Valley face a tough test away at AFC Clifton while Ruddington Village Reserves will be trying to reclaim top spot as they welcome Barrowby to Elms Park. Ravenshead Reserves travel to Stapleford Town Reserves and have Tyler Lambert and Jamie Vaughan available, but skipper Lee Pinner has picked up another injury. Southwell City’s lead in the Premier Division of the Samba Nottinghamshire Senior League, supported by Euro Soccer Company is down to five points after they only managed a stalemate at Sandiacre Town, while Stapleford Town edged past Awsworth Villa 3-2. Jake Fisher gave Villa a half time lead, but Stapleford struck back through Joshua Watts not long after the restart. Fisher restored Awsworth’s advantage only for Adam Hassall to level matters once again on the hour mark. With five minutes remaining Owen Brown found the net with a long range free kick to seal the points for the visitors.
Cotgrave’s 2-2 draw at FC Cavaliers sees them move into third. Reece Campbell grabbed both for Cavs; Lee Potts and Sam Brakewell for Cotgrave. Bingham Town came from behind to win 2-1 at neighbours Radcliffe Olympic. Jay Archer and Tom Spencer for Bingham cancelled out Jordan Wright’s effort for Olympic. Aaron Russell rescued a point for Wollaton as he struck late on to give his side a 1-1 draw at home to Aslockton & Orston. Julian Joachim had put the visitors ahead in the first half. A Danny Blanchard brace helped AFC Dunkirk on their way to a 4-1 win at Bilborough Town. Kierans Driver and Harrison were also on target; Ricky Law with Town’s consolation. Magdala Amateurs won by the odd goal in seven at home to Calverton Miners Welfare with two goals apiece for Tom Groves and Ryan MacMillan. Corey Ashley, Alex Clarson and Ethan Hunter replied for Calvo. In Division One, leaders Woodthorpe Park Rangers have made it to the new year unbeaten as they came away from Beeston with a 1-0 win, courtesy of Jamal Mazlam. Bridgford United were briefly in second following a 2-1 win at Selston Reserves on Friday night, while at the same time Basford United Community saw off Awsworth Villa Reserves 6-1, including two goals for both Kamani Wilson and Alex Goodall. Burton Joyce reclaimed the number two spot with a 3-1 win at Kirton Brickworks. Ravenshead beat Wollaton Reserves 2-0 and Ruddington Village and Bestwood Miners Welfare drew 2-2. In Division Two, AFC Top Valley moved to the top of the pile for the first time this season with a 7-0 win over Ravenshead Reserves with hat-tricks for Kane Pearson and Ben Cummings and a brace for Joseph Gunn. Ruddington Village Reserves are now second on goal difference after they went down 3-0 to Newark Flowserve Reserves. Robin Hood Colts beat Stapleford Town Reserves 3-2, Clifton All Whites Development edged out Kirton Brickworks Reserves 1-0 and Bingham Town Reserves and Keyworth United Development drew 1-1. |
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