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Toolstation NCEL Match Review 2018/19 #31

2nd December, 2018

FC Bolsover's long search for their first points of the season finally came to an end whilst there was frustration for Winterton Rangers as their Buildbase FA Vase match was abandoned on another busy Saturday of Toolstation NCEL action.

Rangers were flying the flag for the league in the Third Round at Irlam but they will have to travel again to their Hallmark Security League opponents after their match ended prematurely at half-time due to floodlight failure with the game goalless.

In the Premier Division, Yorkshire Amateur remain nine points clear at the top even though they did not have a game as second-placed Penistone Church fell to a 4-1 loss at Staveley Miners Welfare.

Joe Pugh's penalty gave the Trojans a first-half lead before he added his second at the start of the second period and Tomas Poole regained their three-goal cushion by the hour mark.

Ryan Johnson pulled one back for Penistone but Robson Doolan ensured the hosts had the final say with five minutes remaining.

Staveley remain twelfth but now have a seven point gap over the teams below them as this win came four days after a 3-1 victory at Barton Town on Tuesday, Tomas Poole, Joe Pugh and Matthew Parkin with the goals in the only NCEL game to go ahead in midweek.

A hat-trick from Joshua Garbutt helped Knaresborough Town to a 6-0 win at next-to-bottom Harrogate Railway Athletic, a Daniel Thirkell penalty with further strikes from Brad Walker and Robert Youhill claiming a comfortable win that moves them up into third.

A single-goal victory for Bottesford Town over Barton Town, Thomas Johnston with the 58th minute strike, lifts the Poachers up into fifth whilst Worksop Town are now in sixth following their 3-0 home victory at the expense of Albion Sports.

Steven Wankiewicz, Connor Brunt and a spot-kick from Matthew Sykes did the damage at the King of Soho Stadium in the second half.

Hemsworth Miners Welfare tumble three places to seventh after they lost 1-0 at Maltby Main, Danny Swales with the winner fourteen minutes from time to keep Main in eight spot ahead of Handsworth Parramore who won 3-0 at Thackley.

Ryan Carroll, Waide Fairhurst and Jed Phillips netted for the Amber Parras who jump to ninth and they are followed by Eccleshill United who move into the top half of the table after their 6-0 victory at Liversedge.

Aran Basi, Khurram Shazad and Charlie Flaherty had the Eagles three up by the interval and they had to wait until the 84th minute for a fourth, courtesy of an Adam Shaw penalty, before Shaw and Christopher Lever made the scoreline even more one-sided in stoppage time.

And, Goole AFC stay in the basement after they were beaten 4-1 at home by Garforth Town, Mark Simpson with two of the goals that see the Miners move up into thirteenth.

It was an unpredictable afternoon in Division One as none of the four top-six sides that were in action won, with leaders Campion held to a 2-2 draw at home by Swallownest.

Things seemed to be going to form when Leon Hurles-Brook and Laurence Sorhaindo put the hosts 2-0 up by the 42nd minute but Swallownest fought back through a first-half injury time opener from Joel Evans and then an equaliser from Jason Short late in the second period to take home a well-earned point.

Campion remain two points ahead of second-placed Grimsby Borough who drew 0-0 at home with AFC Emley and are now three in front of Selby Town who went down 3-1 at Dronfield Town.

Daniel Wood's double along with a goal from Arran Bovill gave the home side a win that keeps Dronfield eighth but now only seven points off the summit whilst Jordan Snodin netted for the Robins.

Worsbrough Bridge Athletic stay sixth despite a heavy 4-1 home loss to the side just below them, Hallam, Kieran Watson setting the Countrymen off on their way with a double in opening half-hour.

A Josh Walker hat-trick helped East Yorkshire Carnegie to a 4-0 victory at Armthorpe Welfare, Haydn Ward's late winner grabbed Parkgate a 3-2 triumph at Ollerton Town, and late goals from James Wroot and William Britton secured Skegness Town a 2-0 victory at Harworth Colliery.

That vital win for Skegness means they move out of the bottom three and are now five points clear of Harworth who sit in the relegation zone whilst Ollerton's defeat means they fall a place to just above the trapdoor.

But, the division's biggest story came courtesy of the bottom side FC Bolsover who went into their home game with Glasshoughton Welfare having lost all of their previous eighteen league matches.

The Langwith Road side finally got the points that a recent improvement in performances had deserved as they twice came from behind to claim a 3-2 victory.

Jack Warwick levelled on both occasions after Kyle Willis and Gracjan Klimczak had put Welfare ahead before a penalty from Brett Lucas secured Bolsover the win they desperately craved.

Photo: Running repairs for Harrogate Railway Athletic's Matthew Duerden during his side's 6-0 home defeat at the hands of Knaresborough Town in the Toolstation NCEL Premier Division on Saturday. (Picture: Craig Dinsdale)







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NCEL Premier Division P Pts +/-
P 1 Worksop Town 38 90 55
2 Penistone Church 38 82 63
3 Bridlington Town 38 77 47
4 Hemsworth MW 38 75 38
5 Yorkshire Amateur 38 73 21
6 Maltby Main 38 68 29
7 Staveley MW 38 67 32
8 Handsworth Parr 38 63 3
9 Knaresborough 38 60 13
10 Eccleshill United 38 53 -6
11 Barton Town 38 52 3
12 Bottesford Town 38 52 -4
13 Liversedge 38 48 -24
14 Garforth Town 38 42 -8
15 Thackley 38 40 -10
16 Albion Sports 38 40 -22
17 Athersley Rec 38 31 -45
18 Goole AFC 38 23 -61
R 19 Harrogate Railway 38 22 -59
R 20 Hall Road Rangers 38 20 -65
NCEL Division One P Pts +/-
P 1 Grimsby Borough 38 84 64
2 Campion 38 82 49
3 Hallam 38 76 45
4 Winterton Rangers 38 75 38
5 Nostell MW 38 74 39
6 Dronfield Town 38 67 17
7 Worsbrough Bridge 38 62 -1
8 Parkgate 38 61 8
9 Selby Town 38 57 6
10 Swallownest 38 52 -5
11 Glasshoughton Welf 38 50 -15
12 AFC Emley 38 48 3
13 East Yorks Carnegie 38 44 -6
14 Rossington Main 38 42 -28
15 Skegness Town 38 40 -29
16 Ollerton Town 38 37 -25
17 Armthorpe Welfare 38 37 -31
18 Shirebrook Town 38 34 -28
19 FC Bolsover 38 31 -61
R 20 Harworth Colliery 38 29 -40

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