Newark continue their scoring spree...In the Nottinghamshire Senior League Premier Division, leaders Newark Flowserve have scored at least four goals in each of their last four league games. This time it was a 6-1 win over Sandiacre Town. Elliott King opened the scoring, Daryl Price then delivered a corner from which Sol Miller scored before netting himself, Tyler Martin got in on the act on his debut before substitute Michael Attard made it five. Zac Harrison grabbed a consolation for Sandiacre but King restored the five goal cushion soon after with his second of the day.
Bilborough Town and Southwell City have identical records in second and third, right down to goals scored and conceded, and are only separated on alphabetical order! Bilborough won 5-3 at Kimberley Miners Welfare AFC having twice been behind. Ryan Henshaw put the hosts ahead after half an hour before they were pegged back by a deflected Connor Croft header. Parity was short-lived, however, as Greg Newbold claimed Kimberley’s second just before half-time. Bilborough took the game to their opponents after the break and built a 5-2 lead thanks to a Croft penalty, Ricky Cross and Liam Stewart. Dominic Cross pulled one back late on. Southwell also had to come from behind to win 3-1 at home to AFC Dunkirk. George Harrison put the visitors ahead from the spot after only six minutes. It looked like that lead would last until half-time but Calum Law had other ideas, firing a free-kick into the top corner from 25 yards to make it all square. City managed to carry that momentum into the second half and a brace from Romello Nangle on 51 and 74 minutes sealed the win. Ruddington Village continued their recent improvement with a 2-2 draw with FC Cavaliers. Jake Johnson-Foster and Adam Price-Henson were on target for Rudd, Blessing Adeleye and Kieran Blades for Cavs. In a see-saw game at the WSA, Wollaton eventually ran out 5-4 winners against Magdala Amateurs. Tom Haw gave The Budgies the lead only for Liam Towle, Ben Branston and Jake Fisher to turn the match in Wollaton’s favour. Neil Morgan and James Beavan managed to get Magdala back on level terms but second goals from Fisher and Towle with only Fionn Coffey in reply meant the visitors left empty-handed. Bingham Town and Calverton Miners Welfare shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw. Chris Bradford notched for Bingham, Barry Payne for Calverton. There was late drama between Basford United Community and Attenborough. It looked like a fourteenth minute Joe Nice strike would be sending Boro home with all three points but two goals in the last minute for Basford meant they triumphed 2-1. Cotgrave won for the first time in seven matches – 2-1 against Underwood Villa, with goals from Lee Potts and Dougie Mills. In the NSL Junior Cup a brace from substitute George Layton for Selston Reserves wasn’t enough to prevent them from going out to lower division opposition, Gedling Southbank Reserves, 3-2. Kian Leavesley, Ben Crawford and Paul Gothard were on target for Gedling. In Division One, leaders Netherfield Albion failed to win for only the second time this season as they were held to a 1-1 draw at Keyworth United Reserves. Stapleford Town made amends for their NSL Senior Cup loss to Real Community a fortnight ago by defeating them 4-1 in this league encounter. Stapleford’s goals were shared between Owen Brown, Mitchell Robinson, Junior Rodriguez and Ant Pearce; Tyrone Burton with Real’s consolation. Kirton Brickworks and Ravenshead drew 1-1. A Dan Phillips header for Ravenshead cancelled out Jamie Birch’s strike just after the interval. A Kurt Savage double helped Awsworth Villa Reserves on their way to a 3-1 win against Ruddington Village Reserves. John Whitehurst also netted, Danny Hollis replied for Rudd. Southwell City Reserves lifted themselves off the foot of the table with a 4-1 win at Beeston Rylands. Liam Wilkinson (2), Jake Glover and Oliver Clarke scored for City, Lee Fowler for Beeston. Thomas Teer (2) and Tom Gray gave AFC Bridgford a 3-0 win over Wollaton Reserves. A Daniel Bircumshaw brace gave Ashland Rovers a come from behind 2-1 win at Mansfield Hosiery Mills on Friday night. Luke Greaves had given the hosts a fourth minute lead. In Division Two, Woodthorpe Park Rangers opened up a three point lead in the table with a 6-1 win against Newark Flowserve Reserves that included two goals apiece for Darren Oldham and Adam Forry. Thomas Fallon scored four and Kieran Adams three in Greyhounders 10-0 win over Nottingham City while Cameron Marsh grabbed a hat-trick for Burton Joyce as they saw off Sneinton Town 7-1. Barrowby overcame second-placed Southwell City Development 3-0 and AFC Clifton edged past Kirton Brickworks Reserves 3-2. Welbeck Lions Reserves won 4-1 at Keyworth United Development and Magdala Amateurs Reserves and Bingham Town Reserves drew 1-1. In the Nottinghamshire Senior League Premier Division, Bilborough Town get the weekend’s proceedings underway on Friday night as they travel to the Stag Ground to take on Kimberley Miners Welfare AFC. Town will be without Ricky Law through injury and Liam Taylor and Tommy Street are unavailable. Younger squad members will once more get a run out, hopefully joined by the returning Connor Croft and Ricky Cross.
Sandiacre Town won for the first time in six matches last time out, they’ll have their work cut out on Saturday as they head to Hawton Lane to take on runaway league leaders Newark Flowserve, who have a 100% record. Second placed FC Cavaliers visit Ruddington Village at Elms Park. Rudd recorded their second league victory of the campaign last week, their first since the opening day of the season. Southwell City will be without captain Dalton Stephens for the visit of AFC Dunkirk to the War Memorial Ground after he was injured in a road traffic accident earlier in the week. Elsewhere, Cotgrave welcome Underwood Villa to Woodview, Wollaton will attempt to bounce back from midweek defeat as Magdala Amateurs visit the WSA, Bingham Town entertain Calverton Miners Welfare at Butt Field and Basford United Community host Attenborough at Greenwich Avenue. In Division One, leaders Netherfield Albion, yet to be beaten this season, have a full squad available for their trip to Platt Lane to play Keyworth United Reserves. Kirton Brickworks entertain Ravenshead at Station Road. The visitors hope to have Luke Williams and Adam Martin back, new signing George Hadfield looks set to start but they are definitely without Jamie Simons, Ryan Faulconbridge and Mark Smallwood. In Division Two, leaders Woodthorpe Park Rangers knocked higher division opposition out of the Junior Cup last weekend but their last league outing resulted in their first defeat of the season. Newark Flowserve Reserves are the visitors to Eagle Valley. Newark assert dominance...In the Nottinghamshire Senior League Premier Division Newark Flowserve asserted their dominance as they travelled to second-placed Bilborough Town. Flowserve made it 10 wins from 10 as braces from Daryl Price and Sam Agar, and one from Elliott King gave them a 5-0 victory.
Town slip to fourth with FC Cavaliers replacing them in second, also leapfrogging opponents Southwell City, as they came from behind to win 2-1. Dean Carpenter put Southwell ahead midway through the first half but Zibusiso Sibanda and Blessing Adeleye struck back for Cavs after the break. Cotgrave are now winless in six matches in all competitions after they went down 3-2 to Calverton Miners Welfare. David Corder, Adam Limb and debutant Barry Payne were on target for Calvo, Ben Gathercole and Sam Adams for Cotgrave. Awsworth Villa, however, made it four wins on the trot as they overcame Underwood Villa 5-3. Matt Goodwin and a Ryan Whitehurst brace put Awsworth three up before Underwood pulled one back. Dan Faulkner and Matt Murphy extended the lead to 5-1 before two late goals. Joe Wright, Sam Tring and Rash Pato Hamma were the Underwood scorers. Two first half goals from Jake Fisher and one Daniel Chadwick after the break gave Wollaton a 3-0 win over Basford United Community. Ruddington Village picked up their second league win, their first since the opening day of the season, and, in so doing, lifted themselves off the foot of the table, as they saw off Bingham Town 5-2. A Daniel Johnson hat-trick and Jake Johnson-Foster brace set up the win. Tom Spencer and Grant Hutchison replied for Bingham. Magdala Amateurs also got their second win of the season on Friday night as they won 5-2 at Kimberley Miners Welfare AFC with their goals shared between Matthew Daley, Chris Hayes, Rowan Cooper, Gareth Bentley and Stephen Ahern. Ryan Henshaw and Bradley Holmes replied for Kimberley. In the NSL Junior Cup, Division Two leaders Woodthorpe Park Rangers ousted Wollaton Reserves, of Division One, 5-0, including a hat-trick for Markell Bailey. Burton Joyce also dispatched higher ranked opposition as they sent Ruddington Village Reserves crashing out 10-0. Underwood Villa Reserves couldn’t emulate the feat though as they went down 9-0 at Keyworth United Reserves. In the only all-Division Two encounter Welbeck Lions Reserves came away from Bingham Town Reserves with a 2-1 win. In Division One, Netherfield Albion stay unbeaten at the top of the table after they edged past Bilborough United 1-0 thanks to a Martin McDonagh strike. Real Community brought Ashland Rovers back down to earth after their recent cup exploits, prevailing 3-1. Sabann Allen, Thomas Budd and Ndreqim Krasniqi all netted for Real, Daniel Bircumshaw for Rovers. A Levi Bretnall hat-trick helped Kirton Brickworks on their way to a 4-0 win at Awsworth Villa Reserves. Liam Carver got the other goal. AFC Bridgford and Southwell City Reserves took a point each with a 1-1 draw. Daniel Garratt put Southwell ahead in the first half but substitute Kieran Ricketts equalised for Bridgford in the second period. On Friday night Ravenshead got the better of their local rivals Mansfield Hosiery Mills, running out 4-2 winners. In Division Two, Bridgford United were convincing 8-0 victors at Nottingham City, Southwell City Development saw off Kirton Brickworks Reserves 7-2 and Sneinton Town defeated Magdala Amateurs Reserves 5-2. In the Nottinghamshire Senior League Premier Division it is second versus first as Bilborough Tow welcome Newark Flowserve, and their 100% record, to the Harvey Hadden Stadium. Town still have an injury doubt over Ricky Law, who has missed the last three games, but welcome Adam Swain into the squad, a new signing from Mansfield Town youth.
Southwell City, third on goal difference, will look to capitalise on any slip-ups by the teams above them as they travel to the Forest Sports Zone to play fifth-placed FC Cavaliers. Cotgrave are winless in their last five outings in all competitions, including a cup loss to their upcoming opponents, Calverton Miners Welfare, who they meet at Hollinwood Lane. Ruddington Village haven’t started the season how they would have liked and currently sit at the foot of the table. They host sixth-placed Bingham Town at Elms Park. Sandiacre Town picked up their first win in six attempts last time out, they will try and build on that with Basford United Community the visitors to St Giles. It’s the meeting of the Villas as Underwood entertain Awsworth at Bracken Park. The pair are separated only by goal difference in mid-table although Awsworth have played two fewer matches. Wollaton entertain Gedling Southbank at the WSA and Attenborough welcome AFC Dunkirk to The Strand. Kimberley Miners Welfare AFC and Magdala Amateurs kick-off the weekend’s proceedings when they meet at the Stag Ground on Friday evening. There’s also a Friday night fixture in Division One as Ravenshead host local rivals Mansfield Hosiery Mills at Cornwater. The home side are contending with a number of injuries as Adam and Brad Martin, Mark Smallwood, Luke Williams, Sean Creer-Thornton and Joseph Warner are all out. Callum Marks and Mark Yates face late fitness tests. The second round of the NSL Junior Cup gets underway with Division Two leaders, Woodthorpe Park Rangers, hoping to prove their promotion pedigree as Wollaton Reserves, of Division One, visit Eagle Valley. Also hoping to spring a surprise are Burton Joyce, who head to Elms Park to take on Ruddington Village Reserves, and Underwood Villa Reserves, who have a trip to Platt Lane and Keyworth United Reserves. There are three all-Division Two ties with Bingham Town Reserves welcoming Welbeck Lions Reserves to Butt Field, Keyworth United Development entertaining Greyhunders at Platt Lane and Barrowby heading up the A1 to take on Newark Flowserve Reserves at Hawton Lane. Bilborough Town up to second; Ashland Rovers continue to upset the odds...In the Nottinghamshire Senior League Premier Division Bilborough Town moved up to second with 6-2 win at Attenborough. Connor Croft and Jake Kane goals for Bilborough were nullified by Daniel Clark and Jason Jude but then Croft added a further three and Kane completed a brace to seal the victory.
Cotgrave have now gone five games without a win after they went down 4-0 to AFC Dunkirk. Dunkirk’s first goal came after they were awarded a free kick in shooting range, George Harrison had got his mind set on only one thing and he duly converted. Luke Burrell doubled the advantage after the break before Harrison went on to complete his hat-trick. Awsworth Villa came from one down at half-time to defeat Magdala Amateurs 2-1 thanks to Matt Goodwin and Ryan Whitehurst. Stephen Bonel, Ethan Winfield and Sam Dilks handed Sandiacre Town their first win in six matches, 3-0 against Gedling Southbank. In the NSL Senior Cup second round, Division One Ashland Rovers continued to upset the odds as they again ousted Premier Division opposition. Dan Bircumshaw’s second half strike was sufficient to see off Calverton Miners Welfare. Beeston Rylands ran their Premier Division opponents close as it took extra-time and penalties for Kimberley Miners Welfare AFC to eventually triumph. It was 1-1 at 90 minutes with Lee Fowler netting for Beeston, Aaron Russell for Kimberley. Fowler’s second of the game looked to be the winner but Corey Cresswell struck in the 120th minute to take the tie to penalties. Lewis Buxton saved Beeston’s first three attempts, before their fourth hit the post, meaning Kimberley’s two on target efforts were sufficient to see them through. Bingham Town were a little more comfortable as they dispatched Bilborough United 5-1. Mike Jepps and Tom Spencer got two apiece alongside a Grant Hutchison strike for Bingham, Joel Buxton with United’s consolation. A first half Jack Wood effort was enough to see Basford United Community past Kirton Brickworks and a Michael Attard goal was all that separated his Newark Flowserve side and FC Cavaliers. Wollaton left it late to edge past Southwell City 3-2. Dalton Stephens opened the scoring for City in the last 10 minutes of the first half. Ryan Krause bundled home the equaliser midway through the second half before Romello Nangle restored Southwell’s lead with a close range strike. Connor Naylor got Wollaton back on level terms again then Reece Campbell volleyed the winner in the 90th minute. Underwood Villa knocked out Ruddington Village 4-2 and, in the only all-Division One tie, Stapleford Town went down 2-1 at home to Real Community. Elsewhere in Division One, Keyworth United Reserves were the day’s biggest winners as they defeated AFC Bridgford 10-2. Keyworth are now up to second, behind Netherfield Albion, who were 4-1 winners over Awsworth Villa Reserves on Friday night. Ruddington Village Reserves picked up their first league win since the opening day of the season, 2-0 at bottom club Southwell City Reserves, while Wollaton Reserves won 5-1 at Mansfield Hosiery Mills. Selston Reserves were in Notts FA Intermediate Cup action where they narrowly lost out to Radford Reserves, 1-0. In Division Two, leaders Woodthorpe Park Rangers’ 100% record is gone after they lost by the odd goal in seven to Southwell City Development. Second placed Newark Flowserve Reserves also lost, 2-1 to Keyworth United Development. Bridgford United extended their winning run to three matches with a 6-0 defeat of Magdala Amateurs Reserves while Sneinton Town won for the first time in four attempts, 9-1 at Kirton Brickworks Reserves. There were 3-0 away wins for Welbeck Lions Reserves and Burton Joyce, at Nottingham City and AFC Clifton respectively. Bingham Town Reserves saw off Gedling Southbank Reserves 5-3 and Barrowby won 3-1 at home to Underwood Villa Reserves. In the Nottinghamshire Senior League Premier Division Bilborough Town name a largely unchanged squad from their Notts FA Cup first round victory last weekend, which means they are still without Ricky Law (groin), as they head to The Strand to take on Attenborough.
Cotgrave will attempt to break into the top two as they host AFC Dunkirk at Woodview, trying to get their first home win since early September in the process. Sandiacre Town are looking to arrest a run of five straight defeats as they welcome Gedling Southbank to St Giles while Awsworth Villa will try and back up their big win in the Notts FA Cup last weekend as they return to league action with the visit of Magdala Amateurs to The Shilo. The NSL Senior Cup has reached the second round stage with three of the eight ties featuring all Premier Division teams: FC Cavaliers welcome league leaders Newark Flowserve to the Forest Sports Zone, Wollaton entertain Southwell City at the WSA and Ruddington Village host Underwood Villa at Elms Park. Four Division One sides hope to spring a surprise over Premier Division opponents: Beeston Rylands, in their first NSL campaign, welcome last season’s Junior Cup runners up, Kimberley Miners Welfare AFC, to Leyton Crescent; Kirton Brickworks entertain Basford United Community at Station Road; Bilborough United host Bingham Town at Basil Russell Park and Ashland Rovers head to Hollinwood Lane to face Calverton Miners Welfare. The only all-Division One tie sees Stapleford Town face Real Community at Hickings Lane. Division One league action gets underway on Friday night with leaders Netherfield Albion entertaining Awsworth Villa Reserves at Hollinwood Lane. In Division Two, Nottingham City are without a manager for the second time and three players, Mo Tatar, Damien Robinson and Nathan Blackwood have also left the club. On the plus side they are now settling into their home at Birchover Park, having played their opening four home games at Grassington Road, with Welbeck Lions Reserves the visitors. Bridgford United are back in action, after they had last weekend off, as they head to Roko to take on Magdala Amateurs Reserves. Underwood Villa win big...In the Nottinghamshire Senior League Premier Division the majority of teams were in Notts FA cup action but, in the solitary match, Underwood Villa won 5-1 for the second week on the trot, inflicting Sandiacre Town’s fifth consecutive defeat in all competitions. Luke Williams (2), Blake Vincent, Jak Lightly and Jamie Hudson netting for Villa, C Goodwin with Town’s consolation.
There were two games in Division One, with leaders Netherfield Albion maintaining their unbeaten record, seeing off Ravenshead 3-1. Brent Horton gave Albion an early lead then two in two minutes after the break, from substitute Daniel Wright and Joe Maguire, tripled the advantage. Mark Yates pulled one back for Ravenshead with 15 minutes remaining. Bilborough United overcame Selston Reserves 4-1 with goals from Joel Buxton, John Greaves, Leigh Daykin and James Barnes; Jordan Black notched for Selston. In Division Two, Southwell City Development moved up to third place with a 2-1 win at Nottingham City thanks to Luke Thompson and Calum Law, James Langridge replied for Nottingham. Chris Bradford grabbed a hat-trick in Bingham Town Reserves’ 5-3 win at AFC Clifton. Callum Bramwell and James Keen also netted for Town, Liam Kerry, Jack Atkinson and Lee Elvidge for Clifton. James Needham also scored a hat-trick, for Gedling Southbank Reserves, in their 5-2 victory over Barrowby. Reiss Coy and Martyn Hawes were also on target, with Leigh Radford and Callum Tyndall striking for the Lincolnshire side. Underwood Villa Reserves are still looking for their first win of the season as they went down 5-1 at Keyworth United Development. John Denty (2), Jack Posnett, Matthew Parker and Alex Preston scored for Keyworth, Lewis Parkin with Villa’s consolation. It was stalemate between Greyhounders and Magdala Amateurs Reserves. There was a meeting of the last two winners of the NSL, Clifton All Whites, now of the East Midlands Counties League, and Ruddington Village, in the Nottinghamshire FA Senior Cup. It was the newly promoted side who ran out 6-0 winners. Newark Flowserve and Cotgrave also went out to higher ranked opposition, against Dunkirk and Radford respectively. Awsworth Villa, however, triumphed over Central Midlands League side Newark Town 9-1 and Bilborough Town knocked out Keyworth United 2-1 whereas Wollaton went out at Retford, 2-1. There were five all-NSL ties in the Notts FA Intermediate Cup. Real Community, of Division One, defeated Premier Division Basford United Community 2-1, but there weren’t surprises in the other two cross-division matches as Attenborough won 4-1 at Southwell City Reserves and Bingham Town knocked out Ruddington Village Reserves 2-1. I took extra time for Kimberley Miners Welfare AFC to overcome Magdala Amateurs 2-0 and Calverton Miners Welfare won by a similar scoreline against AFC Dunkirk. The Nottinghamshire FA Cups get underway in earnest this weekend with most of the Nottinghamshire Senior League teams participating. Possibly the pick of the ties in the Senior Cup involves Premier Division leaders Newark Flowserve, who welcome higher league opposition, in the form of Dunkirk, to Hawton Lane. Also hoping to spring a shock are Ruddington Village, who travel to the Norman Archer Memorial Ground to take on last season’s NSL champions Clifton All Whites, and Cotgrave, who entertain Radford at Woodview.
There are a number of all-NSL ties in the Intermediate Cup as Premier Division sides Magdala Amateurs host Kimberley Miners Welfare AFC at Roko and Calverton Miners Welfare and AFC Dunkirk go head-to-head at Hollinwood Lane. Ryan Easom, Danny Pass and Frank Fitzmaurice come back into the Calvo squad that lost to Basford United Community in the league last weekend. Basford themselves have NSL opponents as they visit the Inspire Stadium to play Real Community of Division One. Bingham Town welcome Ruddington Village Reserves to Butt Field and Southwell City Reserves entertain Attenborough at the War Memorial Ground. In the Junior Cup, Division Two leaders Woodthorpe Park Rangers welcome their divisional rivals Burton Joyce to Eagle Valley. Ravenshead await the winners in round two. In the solitary Premier Division match Sandiacre Town host Underwood Villa at St Giles Park. Division One leaders, Netherfield Albion, will attempt to preserve their unbeaten record as they meet Ravenshead at Central College and Selston Reserves are the visitors to Basil Russell Park to play Bilborough United. In Division Two, Southwell City Development will be looking to break into the top three as they travel to Birchover Park to play Nottingham City whereas Underwood Villa Reserves are chasing their first win as they head to Platt Lane for a game against Keyworth United Development. Newark win nine from nine...In the Nottinghamshire Senior League Newark Flowserve still sit atop the Premier Division with a perfect record as their ninth win came at the expense of AFC Dunkirk. Newark took a 3-0 lead at the break thanks to Sol Miller, Elliott King and Nathan Kelly. Jamie Lloyd headed home a fourth not long after the restart before George Bosworth pulled one back for Dunkirk, after Joe Ellis had missed a penalty for them. King added his second before Adrian Lang narrowed the deficit again but that was the end of the scoring with Flowserve running out 5-2 winners.
Newark now have an eight point lead as second-placed Southwell City crashed to a 6-1 defeat at Bingham Town. Lewis Ray put Bingham into an early lead before Romello Nangle levelled matters on 25 minutes. Nangle almost immediately blotted his copybook, however, as he conceded a penalty which Tom Spencer converted to give Bingham a 2-1 lead. He had an opportunity to redeem himself soon after as Southwell had a penalty of their own but Nangle’s effort was blazed over the bar. Things got worse for Southwell on the stroke of half-time as Stewart Gill received his marching orders. After the break Spencer struck his second penalty of the match before notching three more times to take his total for the match to five. FC Cavaliers were also 6-1 winners, against Magdala Amateurs. Blessing Adeleye grabbed a hat-trick alongside efforts from David Kolapo and Ochi Fraser for Cavs, Tom Haw with The Budgies’ consolation. Underwood Villa added to bottom team Ruddington Village’s misery as they overcame their hosts 5-1. Luke Williams (2) Ashley Foster, Alex Mann and Samuel Taylor all netted for Villa; Fraser Cannon-Brownlie with Rudd’s reply. A Ryan Henshaw double helped Kimberley Miners Welfare AFC to a 2-2 draw with Gedling Southbank. Thomases Jeffries and Lawson were on target for GSB. Cotgrave, in third, lost ground on the league leaders as they went down 2-1 to Wollaton on Friday night. Also on Friday Basford United Community won 4-1 at Calverton Miners Welfare. Basford’s goals were shared between Anthony Bedward, Anthony Graham, Joe Harrison and Ezra Kitungano. Matthew Newton with Calvo’s effort. Awsworth Villa’s clash with Bilborough Town unfortunately had to be abandoned after the latter’s Jacob Woods suffered a double leg break. With Division One leaders Netherfield Albion not in action Real Community took the opportunity to move level on points at the top of the table with a 6-1 win at Wollaton Reserves, including a Luke Allwood hat-trick. Also scoring three in a 6-1 win was Lee Fowler of Beeston Rylands as his team saw off Bilborough United and James Prentice of Mansfield Hosiery Mills at Southwell City Reserves’ expense. By contrast there were two 0-0 draws, between Keyworth United Reserves and Awsworth Villa Reserves, and Ruddington Village Reserves and Kirton Brickworks. Despite leading 2-1 at half-time Stapleford Town slipped to their third defeat in four as Ashland Rovers struck twice after the break to win 3-2. Ravenshead saw off AFC Bridgford 2-0. In Division Two, Newark Flowserve Reserves moved to within two points of leaders Woodthorpe Park Rangers, whose game was postponed, with a 5-4 win over Burton Joyce, including a brace for both Harry Mills and Chris Self. Jourdan Blair bagged two in Bridgford United’s 4-2 victory over Sneinton Town. Kemal Yenibertiz also netted twice in Barrowby’s 3-1 win over Welbeck Lions Reserves. Nottingham City recorded their first win of the season, 2-1 at AFC Clifton while Greyhounders saw off Gedling Southbank Reserves 3-0. Kirton Brickworks Reserves won by the odd goal in seven against Keyworth United Development. |
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