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Stacksieads ■................3 Rimington...................2 d e p r iv e d of six regu lar first-team players for this East Lancashire First Division game, Riming ton were just seven min utes away from pulling off the most unlikely of victo
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Braithwaite was in the side, and the locals almost got off to a flying start when a fero cious shot by O’Neill was parried by the keeper straight to Penman, but the ball hobbled as he was shooting and went agonis ingly mde. Stacksteads.tpok the lead
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Stacksteads the belief that they could get something from the game, and they threw men forward in 4arch of the equaliser, hit ting the post with a long- M g e effort. gBu|®t|^^'se;ren rh^^ ' lites remainin^a'scramble in'the goalmouth ended with the ball being forced home from close range. Worse was to follow with
three minutes le ft when Farrar managed to squeeze the ball under Kershaw’s despairing dive to win it for his side. Braithwaite had nothing
but praise for the character and spirit of his side. He said: “McTear, on his;
f irs t ’ team debut, and' Hartlebury, coming in from the reserves, both did tremendously well, as did young Andrew Hartley in marking the dangerous Martin Taylor. “What we heed now is to
go on another nm of five to six games unbeaten and see where we are then, but if commitment is the key then I ’m sure we will be there abouts again this season.” Saturday sees a trip to
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Witton Park, and Braith waite hopes to have some of his key men back in action. Rimington Reserves .6 Read Utd Reserves . . .4 GARY. Brunskill hit four as Rimington Reserves - in their new all-black kit - saw off bottoni side Read despite playing the entire 90 minutes with only 10 men. The game went as planned for the first 30 min-
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utes and the first of the 10 goals came from the unlike ly source of centre-half Warren Green. A free-kick from 45 yards
was floated over the keeper and in off the post. A second soon followed as
Andrew Blackledge got to the bye-line and crossed for Brunskill to head home from she yards for his first of the day. Liam Carter and Mark
Leach then combined for Brunskill’ssecond.' However, a mad 15 min
utes saw Read draw level before the break. Their first goal fell to a
striker in the box who was blatantly off-side, but con verted well.
; vV- A second saw the Read
striker find space between the two central defenders and slot home another. And the leveller came
from a cross to . an., unmarked central midfield er.
Rimington regrouped,
and regained the lead on the hour as Liam Carter squared inside to Brunskill, who beat two men before unleashing a powerful shot into the top left-hand cor ner. '■ Read drew level once
more the ball was not prop erly cleared and w ^ even-;-; tually bundled over the line. ' And Read then found
themselves with a chance to take the lead as Green was alleged to have fouled in the box when he clearly won the
ball. But man-of-the-match
Danny Anderson earned some justice in goal with a fantastic save to his left. This only spurred on the
champions, and the 10 men dug in deep to get the deserved result. With 10 minutes to go,
Blackledge crossed pin point to the tall Chris Brown to direct his header home.
Rimington weren’t fin
ished there though, and, Brunskill received a quick. throw-in from Carter to turn on the edge of the box and claim the three points. Waddington ..........4 Embsay......................4 W AD D INGTO N didn’ t disappoint with their brand of attacking foot ball in Saturday’s game against Embsay - only a change to their winnings formiilh cost them points. After 20 minutes, the vil
lagers broke the deadlock when captain Peter Dug- dale tackled an Embsay striker, then made a great pass down the right wing. : 'The ball was picked up
by Mark Harrison, who made a pin-point cross for Samuel Dean to volley, home. From the restart
. Waddingtpn maintained .pressure;, resulting in a great team move ,working the ball into the area where Robert Lloyd pounced on a loose ball and scored from close range. Embsay had their best
spell of the first half from the restart and were rewarded with a goal after breaking through the Waddington defence. .oThe second-half started
the same as the first,-with _ the locals dictating the ' game, resulting in a goal mouth scramble and an own goal. A fourth strike soon fol
lowed when a cross from the left saw Paul Zing hit a superb volley through a packed box. So with the game appar
ently seTO up, Waddin^on played great football and carved out more chances. Manager Adrian Hirst
changed the shape of the team, Waddington were unsettled-and Embsay scored two very quick goals, ■ one from the halfway liiie
and one from close range. Then, with two minutes
to go, the Embsay. number 10 received a ball to feet in the box, and player-manag- . er Hirst vvent ,to blpck the .
- anticipated turn-,’ only to concede a penalty. Embsay converted from
the spot and salvaged a point, while Waddington were left shell-shocked. This Saturday, the vB-
’ lagere'are'^t hpine^^^^ Gar-', grave, kick-off 2 p.mi Thanks go to Ian Lloyd
.. frpm'Mortimers,Estate; Agehts'fdr hit; cdhtinual' match ball sponsorship. Grindleton ................ ... .3 Cowling .................1 G R I N D L E T O N ’ S unbeaten start to the sea son continued on Satur day" with a victpry' oyer lowly Cowling; Playing on a perfect
pitch, Grindleton took the lead early in the half. Full back James Driver
delivered an exquisite ball in from the left flank which found winger Dave Parkin son, who rose above the defender to head home. Cowling, who were play
ing far better than their league position suggested, fought back, only to find the Grindleton back four standing firm. And the home side
Extended their lead sfrik-'; er Scott Fielding made a determined run and deliv ered a clever ball to the feet of winger Steve Walker, who tapped in under pres sure from six yards. However, the visitors who
were enjoying long patches of possession soon found themselves on the score- sheet when a strike from the edge of the box clipped the foot of defender Jamie Clarkson to deflect past the hapless Sean Lloyd in goal. With the game closer
than the hosts would like, Grindleton started the sec
ond half brighter, deter mined to further their lead, peppering the Cowling goal with chance after chance. Midway through the sec
ond half Grindleton increased their lead to two again, as Fielding hit a rasping shot which the keeper failed to handle, allowing Parkinson to pick up his second with a well- taken goal from short range. As the game wore on,
Grindleton could have fur thered their lead with
- - chances going begging, but ■the league leaders were value for
all.three points. Centre half Clarkson was man-of-the-match. Grindleton entertain Cowling again this week in
.the Country Cupathome. Boole Vtd . ........... rChipping .
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' TENrinan Chipping were;- - delighted t'o'leave Hoole,’- with all three points after' - their opponents laid siege to their goal for much of the second half. The locals began the
game well and were soon ahead. A free kick, was won , oh the left wing, and centre back Danny Walmsley swung over a challenging cross, which was met by the head of Dave Barton to power home. Chipping looked the bet
ter side, and 01 Hayhurst went close, before Hoole began to play their way back into the game. A free header rattled against the post from a cor-
. ner, and Matt Ireland in the Chipping goal allowed a cross to squirm from his. graspi but .was alert enough r to make a block from the rebound and gather the loose ball. Chipping went into the
break with a slender 1-0 lead, and Hoole began the second half as they had fin ished the firsCplaying some good football and threaten ing tqequalise.---;:-,;
stayed strong, but Hoole finally, found the break through.,: ' The left winger got clear
on the edge of the box and played a good cross for the striker to glance a header intothenet.' ■ ' ' Hoole continued to press,
but a combination of dogged defending and woe ful finishing left the game in ■
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the balance,' and allowed ^ Chipping to regain the lead with a superb goal on the break. Some good, quick passing
found Hayhurst in space, and he played a clever ball behind the centre back to find his strike partner Mark Fordham, who produced a superb finish over the keep er.
Fordham could have
extended the lead shortly after as he was played through again, but the keeper made an outstand ing save to deny him. Chipping looked to have
weathered the storm, but there was to be drama late on.
A ball over the top sent
the Hoole striker clear on goal, Ireland came out to challenge and was guilty of blocking the ball with his hand outside the penalty area, denying a clear goalscoring opportunity. The referee had no option
but to produce the red card, meaning skipper Ian Horn by had to take over in goal for the last 10 minutes. From the resulting free
kick, man-of-the-match Hornby stood strong, punching clear and the back line defended brilliant ly under pressure to secure
.the win. The whole Chipping side
gave their all in this game and were delighted with such a hard-fought victory against useful opposition.
; The villagers currently sit second in the table and will be looking to add to this win with a good per formance on Saturday, at New Longton Rovers (kick off 2-30 p.m.). Skipton LMS . . • . . . . .1 ’ WFC Clitheroe .........2 T H IS superb win for Clitheroe against league leaders Skipton LMS was marred by the x-rated challenge on full back Garth Sutcliffe that left him with a broken leg just before half-tima
WFC travelled’ td Skip-''
ton full of confidence that they could cause an upset against a side that were undefeated, and they did just that. _ TA>sqlid start provided
WFC’s Sullivan with a cou ple of early shots at goal;; with both clean strikes going agonisingly close. The opener came oh 15
:r The Chipping back fdiir'■
minutes when a Gaz Hick- ling through ball was cool l y slotted under i. th e l advancing goalkeeper by Sullivan.,,
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.Waggonj.played some excellent'Tootball .and matched Skipton’s physical - approach man for man, and as the half wore on, some last-ditch defending from Dave Mercer and young ster Josh Holgate kept the slender lead intact at half time. ' The second half was ;,
almost all Skiptoh as WFC camped deep in their half and struggled to get the ball down and play. Skipton’s physical
approach continued in the second half, and WFC did well not to rise to this. However, WFC’s defence were caught too high up the
■field, and Skipton netted a deserved equaliser. There would be a sting in
the tail though as Sullivan, who ran the Skipton back three ragged, provided the winnner five minutes from time. The Clitheroe striker
took the ball out wide, and as Hickling stormed on from midfield to the back
post, Sullivan picked him out with a pin-point cross and Hickling volleyed home. This win for the Pimlico
Road outfit will hopefully kick start their season as they push for honours. Whalley Juniors Under 15s...............................6 Ringley Park Rangers 3 W H A L L E Y progressed to the last 32 of the L FA Trophy with this -victory. Goals came from Liam
Kinney (2), Jack Ryden (2), Sam'Jennings and Michael Clegg. Rimington Under 12s 13 Barnoldswick Town . .1 R IM IN G TO N earned a comprehensive win over Town.
' In the second minute,
Elliot Kay was able to round the keeper to slot home, but a defensive mis take led to an equalising own-goal. Kay restored the advan
tage, and was then cynical ly fouled a minute later, 25 yards from goal, with Zak Robinson making it 3-1 from the free kick; The second half saw
Daniel Mort netted two minutes after the restart, before captain Robinson added two in a minute. Mort got his second
moments later, and in the last 10 minutes, man-of-
,. j, ; the-match Robinson; sent
’ the'keeper the wrong way from the spot, while Kay added three more to hisi tally, including a glancing header from a comer. ' Sykora and Calum SmMl
ley also got their names on thescoresheet. Bromley Cross
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Langho Uhdefils\ . .,'.'1 DESPITE their best per-: formance of the season so far, this was another frus trating match' for; the locals. ■ ' Bromley Cross took the
lead very early in the, match, but from then on it wasbne-way traffic. Man-of-the-match Sam
Ribchester and Jack Stones easily coped with sporadic attacks from the opposi tion, and penned Cross in their own half for the remainder of the match. Joe Clark equalised just
before half-time with a great finish, but the Langho pressure continued to no avail in the second half, with around 20 shots on target blocked or saved. The sucker punch came
with 10 minutes to go when Bromley Cross scored a breakaway goal totally against the run of play. AKZO Juniors . : ........ 5 Langho Juniors Under 12s ...............................0 S LO PP Y defending cost Langho dearly against a very good AKZO side. Under constant pressure,
Langho were unable to force the game and conceded sev eral poor goals.
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