PREMIER DIVISION

Artfuldodgerny.com FC 5 Beverley Town Res 2

Overall Artfuldodgerny deserved the win but Beverley Town had shown great spirit to pull a two-goal deficit back in the first half with Whitehead scoring both.

Brid regained the lead right on half-time with a great strike from the edge of the box.

The game changed on some debatable decisions in the second half.

Firstly Town were denied a one-on-one opportunity when offiside was given and a few minutes later a Brid player, who appeared to be offside, was allowed to go through and score.

Town were denied on two further occasions by contested offside decisions.

Brid's fifth came a couple of minutes from the end.

Easington Utd Res 1 Reckitts Res 7

Easington United Reserves' season hit a new low with a thoroughly depressing 7-1 home defeat at the hands of Reckitts Reserves.

The only bright spot of the day was provided by Joni Purse's first half goal, a delicate finish from Kevin Appleyard's long punt forward.

DIVISION ONE

Aldborough Utd 10 Haltemprice 2

Aldbrough dominated from the start and were quickly 2-0 up with goals from C Hazel and R Shores.

Haltemprice pulled one back but further goals by C Hazel, R Shores and D Barr made it 5-1 at half-time to Aldbrough.

Aldbrough started the second half again dominating play and G Williamson quickly scored.

There was a slight hiccup as Haltemprice beat the off-side trap to pull one back but Aldbrough responded with goals from D Whyte (2) and A Makin. Aldbrough finally wrapped it up with a goal from D Barr to finish with the final score 10-2 .

Aldbrough finally found the form they had been threatening and Haltemprice were unlucky to be on the receiving end.

The man of the match for Aldbrough was C Hazel who started up front but then due to injuries had to drop back.

DIVISION TWO

Long Riston Res 1 Hedon Rangers Res 5

With bottom-placed Long Riston Reserves taking on second-placed Hedon Rangers Reserves it was always going to be a hard game for the underdogs.

The early part of the match was very even with both sides creating chances.

Hedon took the lead but before long a fine solo goal for Riston saw them draw level.

It looked as if it may go to half-time as 1-1 but two quick goals made it 3-1 as Hedon overwhelmed the home side in a short five- minute spell.

Riston hit the bar and went close with another chance only for the visitors to break away and end the half 4-1 to the good.

The second half saw Riston have slightly more possession and unlucky on several occasions not to pull one or two goals back.

Hedon held out and then scored a fifth near the end to finish 5-1 winners.

Riston deserved more for their hard work.

DIVISION FIVE

Easington Casuals 0 Market Weighton Res 7

Another case of time catching up with the ageing legs of the Easington United Casuals as Market Weighton Utd Reserves gained ample revenge for their recent defeat by winning 7-0 at Low Farm.

The Casuals remained in contention for much of the game until their younger, fitter opponents took things away in the final quarter.