Round-up 14/4

League Cup Semi-Final

There was drama in the Semi-Final between Wadsley Bridge WMC and Hackenthorpe A at Sandygate. The game was 2-2 with 90 minutes played, but Hackenthorpe A snatched the tie winning 3-2 after extra-time. This came after Hackenthorpe only booked their place in the Semi-Final on Tuesday, when they beat Arundel 3-0. Hackenthorpe will face Rawson Spring in the Final on Tuesday 14^th May at Bramall Lane.

Tinsley Trophy Semi-Final

Steven Barmmer and Andrew Rodgers were both on the score-sheet for Arbourthorne EA, as they beat Rawson Spring 2-1 at the Civil Service Ground. The Division One leaders will face City Taxis (Stradbroke) in the final on Monday 22^nd April.

Premier Division

High Noon and Royal Earl played-out an eleven goal thriller at Davy Sports Club. Scott Bates scored a hat-trick for Royal Earl to help them to a 7-4 win. The win is Royal Earl’s third in four games, and carried them into fifth position in the table.

Nick Owen scored a hat-trick for Greenhill White Hart to inspire them to a 4-0 win over Arundel. Miles Ridall was also on the score-sheet for Greenhill, keeping them in fourth.

Brunsmeer Abbey AJW bounced back from a midweek 4-2 loss to High Noon, by beating Sharrow United 2-1 at Warminster Road.

Division One

Tim Council proved to be the difference again for Penistone Church; scoring the only goal in a 1-0 win over Jack-in-a-Box. The win takes Penistone joint top, but they have played six games more than the leaders Arbourthorne.

Tom Bland and Adam Wragg were on target for Woodhouse Juniors, in their 2-1 win over Winn Gardens at Handsworth Grange School.

HSBC recovered from last weeks’ 6-3 loss to Hackenthorpe B, by beating bottom side Ridgeway Athletic 6-2, in the big six pointer at the bottom.

Division Two

19 year old Cohn Sanderson scored a hat-trick for Mosborough B, in their 7-2 win over Wadsley FC at Niagra Sports Club.

Bystrany Sheffield were held for the fourth time in six games. This time they drew 2-2 with Norton Athletic at Handsworth Grange School.

U21 Division

Sheffield FC U21’s took another step towards the U21 title, with a 1-0 win over Sharrow United U21’s at Parsons Cross Park. However Throstles U21’s are still keeping the pressure on the leaders. Throstles defeated Hackenthorpe Warriors U21’s 2-1 this weekend, thanks to goals from Perry Jackson and Daniel Winfield. Throstles are only three points off the lead with only three games to play.

John Pugh was on the score-sheet five teams for Dronfield Town U21’s in their 7-1 win over Swinton Spartans U21’s. The win is Dronfield’s sixth straight in the league and leaves them only a point off third place with three games in hand.

Greasborough U21’s were 4-0 winners over Woodhouse Juniors U21’s at Roughwood Fields. Matt Allen scored three of those goals, as Greasborough consolidated their third place position.