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Toolstation NCEL Match Review 2019/20 #29

17th November, 2019

The biggest crowd to watch a Toolstation NCEL Division One match for over a decade witnessed a 3-1 home win for North Ferriby over neighbours East Hull on a Saturday once again disrupted by the bad weather.

Half of the fixtures in the league were called off due to waterlogged pitches whilst Knaresborough Town's home game with Athersley Recreation was abandoned early in the second half due to floodlight failure.

In the Premier Division, Hemsworth Miners Welfare climb into third, four points behind leaders Staveley Miners Welfare, after a 2-1 victory at Yorkshire Amateur who fall to eighth.

Ryan Carroll and Edward Cass netted for the visitors in the first period and they held on to the three points despite some late nerves after Matthew Sykes converted a penalty in the 73rd minute to halve their advantage.

A 5-1 home win over Grimsby Borough has catapulted Bridlington Town above their opponents into fifth, in a game that was 1-1 at the interval after Fraser Papprill's 16th minute opener was immediately cancelled out for the away side by Jack Bradbury.

The second half, however, belonged completely to the Seasiders as Billy Logan, Christopher Jenkinson, Brett Agnew and Lewis Taylor all found the net.

A Sean Hunter hat-trick helped Garforth Town to a 6-1 victory against Thackley, the Miners moving up into seventh after the win that also included goals for Sam Barker, Mark Simpson and Alex Low.

Asa Mitchell got an injury-time consolation for Thackley who had played three-quarters of the game with ten men after Sebastian Scaroni was red carded in the 24th minute.

And, Silsden are up into the top half of the table after a 2-1 defeat of visitors Eccleshill United, a Talent Ndlovu own goal settling the encounter after Jake Taylor-Mountford had cancelled out an early breakthrough for the away side by Eli Hey.

AFC Mansfield v Maltby Main, Barton Town v Penistone Church, Bottesford Town v Handsworth, Goole AFC v Albion Sports and Liversedge v Staveley were all postponed.

Division One leaders Skegness Town are now six points clear after a 2-1 home victory over Hall Road Rangers, Luke Rayner-Mistry opening the scoring for the hosts in the first minute before Ben Davison doubled their lead near the half-hour and Charlie Birley pulled one back for Rangers on 62.

Nostell Miners Welfare stay fifth after a Nathan Perks hat-trick helped condemn them to a 4-1 loss at Glasshoughton Welfare whose fifth straight victory moves them up to seventh, Franisco Matos with their other goal whilst Calum Ward netted for Nostell.

North Ferriby climb to sixth with their victory over East Hull that was watched by 619 spectators - the biggest attendance since 791 watched Scarborough Athletic play out a goalless draw with Leeds Carnegie in April 2009.

Tom Corner put the Villagers ahead on 15 minutes before Joshua Ward brought the division's basement side back level and Eddie Birch restored North Ferriby's lead prior to the interval, and then Danny Emmerton ensured all three points were going the home side's way on 74.

Shay Evans-Booth struck twice, once from the penalty spot, in Retford FC's 2-0 win at home to Swallownest and the Choughs are now eighth in the table.

And, Harrogate Railway Athletic are out of the bottom two with a 3-2 victory over visitors Brigg Town in a game that saw both sides take the lead.

Patrick Sykes broke the deadlock for the Rail on 15 but Stuart Longbone's equaliser and then a Reece Moody penalty had the Zebras in front by half-time.

Sykes, however, got a leveller on the hour and Fraser Lancaster grabbed the winner on 73 minutes that moves Harrogate up to seventeenth, only behind their sixteenth-placed visitors on goal difference.

Armthorpe Welfare v Rossington Main, Dronfield Town v Selby Town, Hallam v Winterton Rangers, Parkgate v Campion and Worsbrough Bridge Athletic v Ollerton Town were all victims of the wet weather.

Photo: Action from North Ferriby's 3-1 home victory over neighbours East Hull in a match watched by 619 spectators, the biggest crowd to witness a Toolstation NCEL Division One match in over a decade. (Picture: Darren Thompson)





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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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