AFC Eastfield suffer late cup semi-final heartache against Easington United 3rds

​AFC Eastfield lost 2-1 to Easington United 3rds in the ER County League Harold Robinson Memorial Cup semi-final on Thursday at Pride Park, Anlaby.

Against the run of play, Easington opened the scoring with a penalty midway through the first half.

AFC Eastfield suffered late cup semi-final heartache against Easington United 3rdsplaceholder image
AFC Eastfield suffered late cup semi-final heartache against Easington United 3rds

In the second half Eastfield missed a penalty, but Darren Clough equalised from a Tommy Day assist with less than 10 minutes remaining.

It looked as though the tie would go to penalties, but Easington slotted home the 88th-minute winner.

Edgehill, pictured celebrating their NRCFA Cup final win, claimed a 5-3 home win against Seamer Sports. Photo by Karen Harland Photographyplaceholder image
Edgehill, pictured celebrating their NRCFA Cup final win, claimed a 5-3 home win against Seamer Sports. Photo by Karen Harland Photography

It was a good performance from Eastfield and they wish their higher-division opponents well in the final against Priory, who won the other semi-final 8-0.

Eastfield face Heslerton in Friday's Scarborough FA Junior Cup final at Scarborough Sports Village, 7.15pm kick-off.

Champions Edgehill earned a 5-3 home win against Seamer Sports in their final Championship North home match of the season.

Josh Fergus and Lewis Taylor scored early on to give the champs a 2-0 lead.

Man of the match Ricky Greening then rolled back the years, playing a 1-2 with Joel Ramm and finding the top corner after 30 minutes.

Seamer scored before the break through Alfie Kneeshaw and missed a penalty.

In the second half Harry Holden made it 3-2, Taylor then scored direct from kick-off, lobbing keeper Jake Gallagher to put Edgehill two goals ahead once more, Taylor then hit a penalty over the bar.

Seamer scored again through Tyler Myerscough but Josh Fergus sealed the win after a fine team move.

Edgehill face Newlands in the Scarborough FA District Cup final on Saturday, 2pm ko, at Scarborough Sports Village.

Newlands conceded their game at Brid Spa, confirming the latter’s promotion as runners-up.

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