Senior Cup
After this sundays fixtures three teams remain in the Senior Cup from the Meadowhall League. The pick of the day came from the Arbourthonre EA A, as they saw of the Wales Jubilee Club comfortably 8-2.
The all Meadowhall league tie between Sharrow United and Division One leaders High Noon finished 3-1 to Sharrow.
Premier League Crookes left the competition 4-3 on penalties against Wombwell Main. THe score was 2-2 after 120 minutes.
Junior Cup
Two Meadowhall League teams also remain in the Junior Cup. Division Three leaders Heeley FC deposited Laughton 9-0. Jordan Barton managed a hat trick and Florent Fadiga added a double to the bumper scoreline.
Ridgeway Athletic also progressed following a 2-1 win over Sportsman Inter Stella. Joe Charlesworth and Callum Paine got the goals for the Division Two outfit.
Meadowhall Sheffield & District Sunday Football League
Monday, 22 November 2010
Premier Division Round-up 21/11
Royal Earl stretched their lead at the top of the Premier Division to six points with a 2-1 win over Packhorse Inn at the Phoenix. A Scott Bates double secured a third win on the bounce for the in-form hosts.
Arundel ESC got the first win since being promoted in the summer, with a good win over fourth placed Handsworth Turf Tavern. Christopher Peel grabbed a brace for the hosts.
Arundel ESC got the first win since being promoted in the summer, with a good win over fourth placed Handsworth Turf Tavern. Christopher Peel grabbed a brace for the hosts.
Division One Round-up 21/11
Greenhill White Hart pushed themselves within one point of the leaders High Noon, with a 3-1 away win a bottom placed Wincobank. The win makes it six straight away games unbeaten for Greenhill.
Wadsley Bridge are now joint second placed with Greenhill after beating Brunsmeer Abbey 4-1 at the Civil Service Ground. Wadsley, however, have played one game more than Greenhill and three more than High Noon.
Mid-table Pheasant Inn saw played out an entertaining 3-3 home draw with Beighton Magpies. Pheasant Inn have now drawn three out of their four home games this season. Adam Askwith and Dean Williamson (2) scored the goals for the Pheasant, while Armitage, Jenkinson and Hunt replied for the Magpies.
Elsewhere, a hat trick from Lee Brunt helped Intake Ball Inn to a 4-2 home victory over third bottom HSBC at Warminster Road.
Wadsley Bridge are now joint second placed with Greenhill after beating Brunsmeer Abbey 4-1 at the Civil Service Ground. Wadsley, however, have played one game more than Greenhill and three more than High Noon.
Mid-table Pheasant Inn saw played out an entertaining 3-3 home draw with Beighton Magpies. Pheasant Inn have now drawn three out of their four home games this season. Adam Askwith and Dean Williamson (2) scored the goals for the Pheasant, while Armitage, Jenkinson and Hunt replied for the Magpies.
Elsewhere, a hat trick from Lee Brunt helped Intake Ball Inn to a 4-2 home victory over third bottom HSBC at Warminster Road.
Division Two Round-up 21/11
A Scott Briggs hat trick fired Penistone Church into second place and within three points of leaders Jack-in-a-Box. Further goals by Jack Coleman and Ashley Coutts made it a 5-1 home win for Penistone over mid-table City Taxis.
Norton Oakes recorded a second successive win with a 2-0 away vistory against Harrow Grenoside.
Elsewhere, a hat trick from Tony Foster helped Arbourthorne EA B defeat the winless African Dream Team. The 4-2 win made it three wins out of four in the league for Arbourthorne.
Norton Oakes recorded a second successive win with a 2-0 away vistory against Harrow Grenoside.
Elsewhere, a hat trick from Tony Foster helped Arbourthorne EA B defeat the winless African Dream Team. The 4-2 win made it three wins out of four in the league for Arbourthorne.
Division Three Round-up 21/11
Rawson Sping took advantage of leaders Heeley FC lack of a league game; by beating FC Darnall 9-1. An extraordinary five goal haul by Daniel Parker sent Rawson to the top of the league and extended their unbeaten run to seven matches in all competitions.
Hackenthorpe B went joint second with Heeley with a 5-1 win over bottom side Birley Moor News. Striker Carl Spencer scored his first goal of the season as part of an hat trick at Reignhead Farm.
Handsworth Social Club followed last weeks 5-0 home win by repeating the feat against Staffordshire Arms. Chris Field grabbed a brace and a Francis Donaghey hat trick with the goals for the hosts.
Mosborough B followed last weeks first win of the season with a 3-1 home win over mid-table Sharrow Vale. A Bradley Potts brace puts him onto 8 goals for the season.
Hackenthorpe B went joint second with Heeley with a 5-1 win over bottom side Birley Moor News. Striker Carl Spencer scored his first goal of the season as part of an hat trick at Reignhead Farm.
Handsworth Social Club followed last weeks 5-0 home win by repeating the feat against Staffordshire Arms. Chris Field grabbed a brace and a Francis Donaghey hat trick with the goals for the hosts.
Mosborough B followed last weeks first win of the season with a 3-1 home win over mid-table Sharrow Vale. A Bradley Potts brace puts him onto 8 goals for the season.
Sunday, 21 November 2010
Fixtures for Season
Mitoo has now got the fixtures for the rest of the season. These may be subject to change because of Cup matches and weather, but it will give you a guide to the remainder of the season.
I apologise for clubs playing multiple home or away games but I have tried to maximise the fixtures along with club I have control of when setting the fixtures and their ability to have home or away games in line with the rest of the games on those weekend.
Thanks for your cooperation.
Stephen Clarke
I apologise for clubs playing multiple home or away games but I have tried to maximise the fixtures along with club I have control of when setting the fixtures and their ability to have home or away games in line with the rest of the games on those weekend.
Thanks for your cooperation.
Stephen Clarke
Wednesday, 17 November 2010
Premier Division Round-up 14/11
League leaders Royal Earl did not have it all their own way, as they run out 2-1 winners over the Handsworth Turf Tavern. Ben Furniss and Ashley Longstaff scored the goals for the hosts.
Hackenthorpe A's revivial continued as they secured their fourth straight win away Crookes. Goals from Luke Dixon, Thomas Nolan and an own goal pushed Hackenthorpe above the Handsowrth Turf Tavern into third place.
Arundel ESC were unlucky in their search for their first points of the season, as they fell 3-2 at home to the Packhorse Inn. The hosts were leading 1-0 but were unable to hold out. Paul Lavender, Ryan Robinson and a Gary Spencer penalty were enough to give the points to the away team.
Elsewhere, Chapeltown Cue Ball helped put five points between them and bottom placed Arundel with an excellent 3-1 home win over mid-table Mosborough A.
Hackenthorpe A's revivial continued as they secured their fourth straight win away Crookes. Goals from Luke Dixon, Thomas Nolan and an own goal pushed Hackenthorpe above the Handsowrth Turf Tavern into third place.
Arundel ESC were unlucky in their search for their first points of the season, as they fell 3-2 at home to the Packhorse Inn. The hosts were leading 1-0 but were unable to hold out. Paul Lavender, Ryan Robinson and a Gary Spencer penalty were enough to give the points to the away team.
Elsewhere, Chapeltown Cue Ball helped put five points between them and bottom placed Arundel with an excellent 3-1 home win over mid-table Mosborough A.
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