Ashley Robinson and Austen Wiles hit hat-tricks in Bridlington Rovers Millau 7-2 home victory against Holme Rovers
Bridlington Rovers Millau returned to winning ways with a magnificent 7-2 home win against Holme Rovers on Saturday to boost their Right Car East Riding County League Premiership title hopes.
Millau started off the game the same way they did the week before, racing into into a 3-0 lead with goals from Jack Sunley and Austen Wiles (2).
But in familiar fashion the hosts quickly let the standards drop going in at half-time with a reduced 3-2 advantage.
A half-time team talk turned the tide and Millau went full steam ahead
Wiles completed his hat-trick while the return of Ashley Robinson also rounded off the day with three goals to give the home side a three-point haul.
Millau, who make the trip to strugglers South Cave United Reserves this coming Saturday, are now only five points behind pacesetters Bridlington Town Reserves and have a game in hand on their derby rivals.
Brid Town Reserves were held to a home 2-2 draw against fellow title contenders Goole United.
Ryan Bemrose and Kieran Jordan were on target for the table-toppers.
Town’s second string are in action at mid-table Haltemprice on Saturday afternoon.
Bridlington Spa carried on their fine form in the Championship North with a 3-0 win on the road at lowly Scalby.
Sam Clarke smacked in a brace of goals for Spa, with Josh White also on target.
Spa will entertain Flamborough this Saturday.
Flamborough earned a 3-3 draw on the road at Langtoft.
Mitchell Collins, Josh Wilkins and sub Jamie Artley were on target for the visitors.
Brid Rovers Reserves’ second-half revival came too late to save them from a 5-3 loss at home to Newlands.
The visitors led 2-0 at the break thank to a penalty fired into the top corner by Dan Freer and a nice finish from Rob Whitehead. Newlands keeper Tom Cammish had to go off 10 minutes before the break with a knee injury and centre-back Ryan Collings replaced him between the sticks.
Zac Hansen came off the bench and made it 3-0 with quick feet and a smart finish into the bottom corner, but the hosts pulled it back to 3-1.
Hansen restored Newlands’ three-goal lead thanks to a smart lob after a brilliant flick-on by Olly Parker.
James Langton, Dawson Snaith and Ben Ward scored for Rovers.