High-flying Bridlington Town Reserves and Bridlington Rovers Millau earn away wins
Leaders Bridlington Town Reserves and Bridlington Rovers Millau are still the top two in the Right Car East Riding County League Premiership after wins at Easington United and Pelican Rangers respectively.
Town secured a thrilling 5-4 victory on the road at Easington, writes Thomas Fynn.
Despite a slow start that saw them go 2-0 down, Town showed resilience and character, turning the game around to maintain top spot, with Jake Lister, Joe Pratley and Kieren Jordan also on target.
A trip to Hull saw Brid Rovers Millau hammer out of form Pelican 7-2.
Millau were 3-1 up at the break with goals coming from TJ Collinson and a Billy Tyler brace.
The second half saw two penalties within 20 seconds of each other, both sides scoring one each, Austen Wiles netting Millau’s, Tyler added his third, Joey Baker also netting, sub Tom Sharp completing the win. George Jewitt-Knott was Millau’s star man.
A Sam Clarke treble fired Bridlington Spa to a 6-1 win at Seamer Sports in Championship North.
Nathan Pickering was also on target for Spa.
A valiant Bridlington Rovers Reserves lost 2-0 at home to a strong Market Weighton Town 2nds side.
Fielding an exceptionally young squad, Rovers exceeded expectations, conceding from two set-pieces, they were unlucky not to come away with something from the game.
Bridlington Rovers 1903 earned a hard-fought 3-1 home success in the League Junior Cup against Gilberdyke Phoenix after falling behind.
Gilberdyke, far from just making up the numbers, troubled 1903 early on with the first goal.
However, 1903’s resilience and determination saw them battle back to secure victory thanks to goals from Danny Baker, Jay Wallace and James Pashley.
In a chaotic but exhilarating Division Two match, Bridlington Rovers Pandas emerged victorious in a 15-goal thriller, defeating hosts Leven MC Reserves 10-5.
Despite falling two goals behind early on, the Pandas fought back thanks to a Joe Pilmoor hat-trick, braces from Harrison Banks and Liam Boucher, plus efforts from Corrie Walker, Jamie Murray and Ellis Bath.