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Toolstation NCEL Match Review 2019/20 #25

3rd November, 2019

Yorkshire Amateur and Bottesford Town served up a nine-goal thriller in an all-Toolstation NCEL Second Round tie in the Buildbase FA Vase on a Saturday afternoon that had otherwise been badly hit by wet weather for the second successive weekend.

The Ammers started off quickly at the Southerns Stadium with Fernando Moke and Ashley Flynn putting them 2-0 within the first eleven minutes before Daniel Boulton halved the deficit for the visitors - all in the opening quarter of the tie.

Flynn's second of the afternoon gave the home side a 3-1 half-time advantage and both teams added a goal early in the second period, firstly Henry Cook for Bottesford and then Moke's second, to make it 4-2.

Bottesford's top scorer Jack McMenemy then dramatically brought his side level with a double in the final twenty minutes but, as an extra half-hour loomed, Matthew Sykes popped up in injury time to snatch a 5-4 win for the Ammers.

Things were less dramatic for Grimsby Borough at North West Counties League side Rylands, Lewis Bemrose's 30th minute decider separating the sides in a single-goal victory for the Wilderness Boys.

And, AFC Mansfield will join them in Monday's Third Round draw after a 3-1 victory over Long Buckby in a match that was played at Clipstone FC's ground due to a fireworks display taking place at the Forest Town Stadium in the evening.

The tie sparkled into life in the last quarter with Brandon Webster putting the Bulls ahead on 67 and their lead was quickly doubled by Luke Walker.

Their United Counties League opponents pulled one back but Connor McMillan made sure of the victory in stoppage time for Matt Chatfield's side.

Meanwhile, Selby Town's home clash with Bridlington Town was one of ten games involving NCEL sides that were postponed due to a waterlogged pitch and they will now meet in midweek.

Three games survived the heavy rain in the Premier Division with Penistone Church narrowly winning 4-3 at home to Maltby Main to move to the top of the table.

Church surged to a 4-0 lead by the hour mark with goals from Ashley Ellis, Shaun Mundy, Jordan Coduri and Danny Howes but Main almost produced an amazing comeback as Aaron Moxam struck twice, once from the penalty spot, and Jonathan Hill netted on 89 to make it a nervy last few minutes for the hosts.

Garforth Town are up to eighth following a 4-1 victory at bottom side Athersley Recreation, Sam Barker's double added to by Helmo Mendes da Cruz Silva and Sean Hunter with the Rec's goal coming courtesy of an equaliser from Alex Hutchinson.

And, six goals were shared between Albion Sports and Silsden with Lamin Janneh and Aidan Kirkby each scoring twice for the home and away sides, respectively, whilst Luke Aldrich also found the net for the Lions and Arley Barnes did likewise for the Cobbydalers.

The games Eccleshill United v Liversedge, Hemsworth Miners Welfare v Handsworth, Staveley Miners Welfare v Goole AFC and Thackley v Barton Town were all postponed.

In Division One, Skegness Town are now six points clear at the summit after goals from Ben Davison and Gary King at either end of their home clash with Brigg Town saw them claim a 2-1 win with Stuart Longbone scoring the Zebras' equaliser on 32.

Winterton Rangers stay fourth, seven points off the top, following their 2-1 victory at Rossington Main, Callum Foster and Jaime Ture putting them 2-0 up before Tyla Bell brought the hosts back into the game.

Nostell Miners Welfare and Glasshoughton Welfare climb the tables as they also claimed wins, Nostell's 3-1 defeat of hosts Retford FC moving them up to sixth thanks to a Rhys Meynell penalty and goals from Kane Reece and Calum Ward after Will Tomlinson had given the Choughs a fifth minute lead.

And, Glasshoughton are now tenth after they were 2-1 winners at home to Harrogate Railway Athletic, taking the points with an injury-time winner from Nathan Perks after their opener from Mark Ferguson had been cancelled out by Patrick Sykes.

North Ferriby's home clash with Swallownest was abandoned on 77 minutes due to floodlight failure, with the Villagers leading 2-0 over their visitors.

Meanwhile, four games fell victim to the weather with Dronfield Town v Campion, Hallam v East Hull, Parkgate v Ollerton Town and Worsbrough Bridge Athletic v Hall Road Rangers all called off.

And, there was also disappointment in the League Cup as Armthorpe Welfare's home Third Round tie with Knaresborough Town fell to the same fate.

Photo: Action from Winterton Rangers' 2-1 victory at Rossington Main in Toolstation NCEL Division One on Saturday. (Picture: Paul Tong)







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NCEL Premier Division P Pts +/-
1 Staveley MW 26 55 33
2 Liversedge 24 53 38
3 Yorkshire Amateur 26 53 33
4 Penistone Church 28 53 26
5 Bridlington Town 25 48 19
6 Hemsworth MW 28 45 11
7 Maltby Main 28 43 -2
8 Garforth Town 28 41 -4
9 Grimsby Borough 26 40 6
10 Silsden AFC 28 37 -5
11 Barton Town 27 36 0
12 Eccleshill United 25 35 2
13 Knaresborough 25 32 3
14 Thackley 26 32 -5
15 Handsworth 23 30 -16
16 AFC Mansfield 26 28 -10
17 Goole AFC 28 25 -21
18 Bottesford Town 27 23 -28
19 Albion Sports 25 22 -16
20 Athersley Rec 27 12 -64
NCEL Division One P Pts +/-
1 Winterton Rangers 27 59 24
2 Skegness Town 26 58 39
3 Selby Town 25 56 46
4 North Ferriby 26 52 28
5 Campion 24 48 30
6 Retford FC 28 44 6
7 Glasshoughton Welf 26 43 11
8 Hallam 23 37 11
9 Swallownest 25 37 1
10 Nostell MW 25 35 13
11 Dronfield Town 25 35 7
12 Armthorpe Welfare 28 34 -8
13 Parkgate 25 34 -16
14 Rossington Main 26 31 -6
15 Brigg Town 30 30 -19
16 Ollerton Town 26 28 2
17 Hall Road Rangers 24 28 -8
18 Worsbrough Bridge 24 23 -10
19 Harrogate Railway 25 16 -35
20 East Hull 26 1 -116

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