In the Precision Nottinghamshire Senior League Premier Division, Clifton All Whites kept up the pace at the top of the table with a 9-0 win at Nottingham Trent University. NTU’s depleted squad did well to hold out to half time at only 2-0, after Scott Litchfield and Connor Hardy had scored for the visitors. The floodgates opened after the break, however, as Clifton netted four in 11 minutes – Hardy and Litchfield doubled their tallies, David Hawkes and Lavell White also notched. White got his second before being replaced by Corbi Brown who promptly made it 8-0. Hardy rounded out his hat-trick to complete the scoring.
The win lifts Clifton nine points clear after Bilborough Town went down 4-2 to Newark Flowserve. A Tom Potts first half double put Newark in the ascendency. The two sides traded goals in the second period with Liam Moran and Joe Hurst netting for Flowserve, Lyam Webster and Tony Law for Bilborough. Awsworth Villa are a further two points behind but have four games in hand over the league leaders. They were 5-1 winners at Underwood Villa. Matt Goodwin grabbed a hat-trick and Ryan Whitehurst a brace for Awsworth, Sean Haggerty with Underwood’s consolation. Aston United and Wollaton shared six goals. Jason Jude, Mark Green and Chris Beighton were on target for Aston, Sam Rothwell (2) and Jake Fisher for Wollaton. Bingham Town and Basford United Community drew 1-1. Basford took the lead when Zaire Jackson-Burchall slotted home the rebound from a Matt Lowe penalty save but Bingham levelled through Callum Bramwell. FC Cavaliers were 4-0 winners in a tempestuous encounter that saw three players sent off. Blessing Adeleye (2), Chad Richards and David Kolapo were the scorers. Neil Morgan struck a hat-trick for Magdala Amateurs as they saw off Sandiacre Town 4-2. Ethan Lespeare also notched for The Budgies; Rory Green and Sam Tarrant for Sandiacre. Towards the foot of the table, Attenborough moved ahead of Underwood with a 1-1 draw at Ruddington Village. Paul Ireson netted for Boro, Tristan Rhodes for Rudd. In Division One, leaders Calverton Miners Welfare got back to winning ways as they overcame Southwell City Reserves 3-0. Second-placed Kimberley Miners Welfare are now seven points behind as they suffered a 4-1 home reverse at the hands of Ruddington Village Reserves. It was honours even in the meeting of the now third and fourth placed teams as Kirton Brickworks and Gedling Southbank drew 2-2. Wollaton Reserves are up to fifth after they defeated Bilborough United 2-0. Ashland Rovers won 4-2 at Awsworth Villa Reserves to end their opponent’s 12 game unbeaten run and leapfrog them in the table in the process. AFC Clifton recorded only their third victory of the season as they won by a similar scoreline at AFC Bridgford. In Division Two, Aslockton Cranmers held second-placed Ravenshead to a 2-2 draw while Selston Reserves beat Basford United Community Reserves 2-1 and Underwood Villa Reserves were 3-1 victors at Greyhounders. Comments are closed.
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