Seamer Sports knock Premiership side Filey out of League Senior Cup
Seamer Sports saw off Premiership club Filey Town in the Right Car East Riding County League Senior Cup second round.
Filey started strong and took a first-half lead but, after the break, sub Jensen Bradbury set up Zac Hastie to tap in.


Town retook the lead through a great finish, then a late header by man of the match Tyler Duckworth took it to penalties.
Filey missed their first penalty, and a save from Ben Rowe meant after all four takers scored Seamer move onto the next round with a 4-2 victory.


Ben Briggs and Joe Gage netted for Filey.
In the same competition a depleted Edgehill romped to a 7-0 win at 10-man East Riding Rangers.
The visitors were 2 up in 11 minutes through a close-range Ryan Link finish and man of the match Jack Hakings’ header.
After half an hour Rangers had a player dismissed. Just before half-time Ryan Link got his second and early in the second half his cross found brother Kieran to head home.


Skipper Kieran then scored the goal of the game, beating three men in midfield and lashing home from 25 yards. Lewis Taylor struck from close range and Kaden Evans got a deserved goal.
Scalby battled back from 2-0 down at half-time to earn a Division One draw at Northside Sporting.
The Otters showed character to get back into it as Macca Bell fired in from 30 yards.
A switch by Scalby’s manager pushed Ross Lazenby into midfield, the latter firing home after neat work by Callum Randerson.
Relegation-battling Newby put up a brave display before losing 3-2 at home to third-placed Eastside, Ashton Peterson and Si Coupland netting for the hosts.
AFC Eastfield lost 3-1 at runaway Division Three leaders Bishop Wilton.
Chris Sowray put the away side into the lead from a well taken cross.
After a late leveller in the first half, Wilton broke through to add two goals
Eastfield’s man of the match was Damien Robinson.
A Jackson Scarlett double steered Hunmanby FC to a 3-1 home win against Driffield Town Reserves in Division 5.
Josh Welburn also notched for the hosts.
In Division 4, Filey Town Development lost 6-1 at home to Brandesburton Academy.