Holders AFC Eastfield beat Goldsborough 6-2 to march into Junior Cup final
A game of two halves saw holders AFC Eastfield reach the final of the Scarborough Junior Cup with a 6-2 victory at Goldsborough.
The home side took the lead midway through the first half, however Chris Sowray equalised within a minute to level the score.
The AFC Eastfield defence were kept busy as the home side pressed forward for the remainder of the first half. Chris Sowray had to come off due to a nasty cut close to his eye which required stitches.
The second half saw the away team dominate in all departments which resulted in Conor Fiddy heading home from close range and Terry Day adding another goal five minutes later.
Marcus Mockridge increased the lead and Tommy Day's shot from outside the penalty area beat the keeper to make the scoreline 5-1 to the visitors.
Terry Day added to his tally, however Goldsborough continued to battle until the final whistle and deserved their consolation second goal.
AFC Eastfield will play Bagby and Balk in the final, as they won on penalties at Hunmanby FC after drawing 3-3 in 90 minutes.
The Eastfield defence shared the man of the match award, with Fiddy, Cailum Webster. Tommy Day, Damien Robinson all sparkling.
Edgehill remain top of the Right Car East Riding County League Premiership thanks to a 3-1 home win against Holme Rovers.
Edgehill looked dangerous from setpieces with Joshua Fergus’ excellent delivery but they didn’t make the most of.
At the other end, keeper Sean Exley didn’t have much to do with the solid Lloyd Henderson and Jack Hakings in front of him.
In the second half Joe Danby whipped in a 46th-minute corner in which went straight in at the far post.
Three minutes later striker Ryan Link made it 2-0 after good play by Danby and man of the match Tristan Mustoe. Lloyd Henderson squared the ball to Josh Fergus who scored a third.
In Division One, Scalby lost 3-2 at home to second-placed Eastside.
Josh Bagshaw put the Otters in front, the visitors levelling from the spot just before the break.
George Bramham restored the Scalby lead from a Josh Williams corner, but Eastside struck twice to win it
Sixteen-year-old midfielder Oscar Jennison earned the man of the match award.
Newby lost 5-3 at home to fellow strugglers Northside Sporting, while Division Two side Westover Wasps lost 7-1 at home to Reckitts Reserves.
In Division Four, Filey Town Development were beaten 4-2 at AFC Willerby.