Bridlington Spa end 2025 in top spot in ER County League Championship

​Jake Brown, Tom Coates and Craig Webb were all on target for Spa, who took full advantage of Seamer Sports’ game at Leven Members Club being postponed and jumped above the village team and into pole position.

Spa are on the same points as Seamer, 21, but have a goal difference of +31 compared to Seamer’s +13, and have won all seven of their games whereas Seamer have won seven and lost one of their eight matches.

The leaders will kick off their 2026 on January 3 at Great Driffield AFC Rovers.

Bridlington Town Rovers Millau suffered a 5-1 loss at Great Driffield on Saturday.

Charley Brown scored the only goal of the game for Millau, who finished 2025 in eighth position, and will start the new year at basement team Beverley Town Academy on January 3.

Flamborough ended their year on a winning note, seeing off visitors Northside Sporting 3-2 in a keenly-contested Division One encounter.

Oli Robinson, Josh Wilkins and sub Freddie Gunning were on target for Boro, who kick off their 2026 at Easington United Reserves on January 3.

Bridlington Town Rovers 1903 were also involved in a thrilling clash, losing out by four goals to three at Springhead Spartans in Division Two.

Thomas Green, James Pashley and substitute Jay Wallace got their names on the scoresheet for Rovers.

Bridlington Town Rovers Pandas slumped to a 4-0 loss in Division Three at Great Driffield Development.

The Pandas will start their new year with a home league match against Hedon Rangers Academy.

Bridlington Town Rovers SFS’ clash at home to Hodgsons AFC in the Premiership was postponed due to the latter’s involvement in the Whiteheads Cup competition.

In the Humber Premier League, Bridlington Town Rovers lost 4-2 at Goole United AFC.

Sam Flowerdew and Jake Lister were the scorers for Town Rovers, who will start 2026 at home to Hedon Rangers on January 3.