Bridlington Town Rovers Millau earn 3-3 draw at leaders Bridlington Spa

Bridlington Spa’s 100% start to the Right Car East Riding County League Championship season was halted by a thrilling 3-3 home derby draw against Bridlington Town Rovers Millau on Saturday.​

Nathan Bristow, Billy Tyler and Tom Manson were on target for Millau, while Tom Coates and Nathan Pickering, along with an own goal, helped earn Spa a point at home to stay just ahead of title rivals Seamer Sports.

Billy Tyler scored a double as Bridlington Rovers Millau won 3-1 against South Cave United Reserves in the League Junior Cup quarter-final.placeholder image
Billy Tyler scored a double as Bridlington Rovers Millau won 3-1 against South Cave United Reserves in the League Junior Cup quarter-final.

Spa are in cup action this Saturday as they entertain Newitts.com Beckett League Division 1 leaders West Pier in the Scarborough FA District Cup quarter-final, while Millau are at Elloughton Blackburn in the league.

Bridlington Town Rovers Pandas earned a superb 5-4 win on the road at AFC Tickton to boost their chances of pulling clear of the relegation zone in Division Three.

Ellis John led the way for the Pandas with a brace of goals, with Connor Johnson, Aston Lambert and Joel Rollinson also on the scoresheet for the Bridlington side, who have now moved two points away from the drop-zone.

The Pandas face a very tough home game against leaders Bishop Wilton this coming Saturday.

Another goal-fest saw Bridlington Town Rovers SFS beaten 8-4 at North Cave in the Premiership.

The youthful SFS side head to Haltemprice this weekend.

Flamborough lost 3-2 after extra-time at home to Kingfields in the League Junior Cup second round.

Will Hodgson and Oli Robinson were on target for Boro, who are back in cup action at home to Newitts.com Beckett League Division 1 basement club Rosedale in their Scarborough FA District Cup quarter-final on Saturday.

Bridlington Town Rovers 1903 remain at the foot of Division Two after a 4-1 home loss against AFC Three Tuns.

Jack Pannhausen scored the consolation goal for the strugglers, who travel to second-from-bottom Costello this Saturday.

In the Humber Premier League, Bridlington Town Reserves lost 3-2 at home to Brandesburton.

Archie Brown, for the second weekend in a row, scored both goals for the Seasiders as they lost out by the odd goal in five.

Related topics:
News you can trust since 1882
Follow us
© 2026 Iconic Media Group Ltd. All rights reserved.Cookie SettingsTerms and ConditionsPrivacy notice