On Thursday night Handsworth Turf Tavern defeated Arbourthorne EA 1-0 in a
replay of their S&HCFA Senior Cup Semi Final. Handsworth will play
Athersley Recreation in the final on Wednesday 8th May.
Premier Division
Crookes notched back-to-back wins to strengthen their title challenge, and
take top spot. They were 2-1 winners over Hackenthorpe on Thursday, and were
2-1 winners over Wadsley Bridge WMC at Warminster Road. They are three points
clear, but second placed Handsworth Turf Tavern do have a game in hand.
Brunsmeer Abbey AJW ended a run of three league defeats in style on Sunday,
with a 5-1 away win over Packhorse Inn. Both Joseph Highfield and Aaron Moxam
were in fine form for Brunsmeer scoring twice each. Packhorse remain
bottom-of-the-table.
Royal Earl made it four wins from their last five league games, with a 4-1
away win over Hackenthorpe A. The win takes Royal Earl into third position.
Division One
Rawson Spring have had an excellent week, climbing to the top of Division One.
Firstly, a hat-trick from 20 year old Alex Torr inspired them to a 7-0 on
Thursday night against third placed Penistone Church. Torr went one better on
Sunday, scoring four as Rawson beat Winn Gardens 7-1 at the Meadowhall Soccer
School. Rawson are a point clear of second placed Arbourthorne, who have two
games in hand of them.
Penistone Church bounced back from their 7-0 defeat to Rawson Spring, by
beating HSBC 7-4 away. Tim Council was on target three times (once from the
penalty spot).
Intake Ball Inn and Hackenthorpe B played out an entertaining 3-3 draw at
Warminster Road on Sunday.
Division Two
League leaders Hurlfield were 6-3 winners over Wadsley FC on Thursday night
at the Niagra Sports Club, in what is their final league game of the season. However,
their lead at the top was cut to just a point on Sunday, when second placed
City Taxis (Stradbroke) beat third placed Bystrany Sheffield 4-1 at the Civil
Service Ground. City Taxis are next in action on Thursday night against SWD.
Norton Athletic were 3-0 winners over Mosborough B at home on Thursday night.
They followed that up with another clean-sheet on Sunday, as they beat Wadsley
FC 4-0 at Niagra Sports Club.
Cricketers 2012 claimed their first win since February, with a 4-2 win over
Mosborough B at Handsworth Grange School. The win takes Cricketers off the
bottom and above Wadsley FC.
U21 Division
Dronfield Town U21’s are turning up the heat on the league leaders in the
U21 Division. Dronfield were 6-0 winners over Swinton Spartans U21’s on
Thursday. They were also emphatic 12-0 over mid-table Woodhouse JFC U21’s on
Sunday. That is the second time that Dronfield have won 12-0. Dronfield are now
third, but are only two points behind leaders Sheffield U21’s, who lost 2-1 to
Abbey Lane U21’s on Sunday. Dronfield also have two games in hand of the
leaders.
In another result that fell in Dronfield’s favour, second placed Throstles
U21’s were defeated 5-4 by Greasborough U21’s. The result leaves Throstles
second on goal difference.
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