Bridlington Rovers Millau lose nine-goal thriller at Langtoft

The scorers for the visitors were Benson Carter, Billy Tyler as well as super-subs Josh Christlow and Aston Lambert.

Millau dropped to seventh place in the table after this result, while Langtoft leapt three places into fourth spot.

Saturday sees Millau play host to basement team Beverley Town Academy, weather permitting.

Leaders Bridlington Spa, who were without a match last weekend, face a potential title decider at second-placed Seamer Sports this Saturday.

Bridlington Town Rovers SFS suffered a first-half hammering at Premiership basement team Hedon Rangers Reserves, conceding all seven goals from 10 to 46 minutes.

Division Two basement team Bridlington Town Rovers 1903 put up a brave fight before finally losing 2-1 at home to title-chasers Humber Colts.

The League Junior Cup second round game between Flamborough and Kingfields, and the Division Three match between AFC Eastfield and Brid Town Rovers Pandas were both postponed due to waterlogged pitches.

Austen Wiles and sub Liam Tibbett were on target as Bridlington Town Reserves drew 2-2 at home to South Cave United in the Humber Premier League.

Teenager Riley Cooper has been named as the Bridlington Town January Player of the Month.

A statement on the club’s social media said: “A product of the SFS Scholarship programme, Riley has stepped into the midfield this month and shown exactly what it means to play for the badge.

"Despite his age, he has displayed a "never-say-die" attitude that has made him a standout performer.

"Riley is the definition of a player who leaves nothing on the pitch. His relentless energy, hunger, and commitment in every tackle and every run have been vital for the side.

"He has given his absolute all in every minute he’s played, proving that if you’re good enough, you’re old enough.

"A massive congratulations to a young man with a huge future at the club. Well deserved, Riley!”