Title-chasing Edgehill suffer surprise 5-2 defeat at Sculcoates Amateurs Academy
Edgehill missed the chance to claim top spot in the Right Car East Riding County League Premiership as they slipped to a shock 5-2 loss at Sculcoates Amateurs Academy on Saturday.
Ry Link gave the visitors the lead early on which they took to the interval and they looked fairly comfortable.


The second half was a very different story, the youthful home team scored twice early on and skipper Kez Link brought Edgehill level.
The away side then pushed on looking for the win but Sculcoates picked them off to score three without reply.
Lloyd Henderson was Edgehill’s best player on the day and named man of the match, youngster George Martin wasn’t far behind him.
Filey Town earned a place in the East Riding FA Senior Country Cup final with a 4-3 penalty shoot-out success against Premiership leaders Hodgsons on Wednesday evening at Pocklington Town FC.
Nathan Vernon scored as Town earned an entertaining 1-1 draw before the spot-kicks.
Town were then awarded a home walkover in the Premiership on Saturday afternoon by North Cave.
Newby’s improved performances continued as they were edged out in a seven-goal thriller at home to Thorpe Park Rangers in Division One.
Sub Harley Burling scored for the hosts on 58 minutes, with Brendan Wilson-McGarry adding a second seven minutes later and Josh Hare adding a third goal 11 minutes from time.
In the League Junior Cup quarter-finals, Scalby lost 2-0 at home to Division Two leaders Reckitts Reserves.
Scalby put in a great first-half performance but couldn't capitalise on chances, Callum Randerson coming closest with a one-on-one.
Reckitts were the better team in the second half and deserved to win, Cam Anderson pulling off an unbelievable save in the first half.
Scalby’s man of the match was Josh Bagshaw.
Westover Wasps also fell at the same hurdle, as they were beaten 8-2 by hosts AFC Skirlaugh.
Sub Reece Barr scored the winner as Filey Town Development saw off visitors Market Weighton Town Reserves 1-0 to edge away from the Division Four relegation zone.
Hunmanby FC's Division Five promotion challenge was dented by a shock 5-0 loss at Hull Lions.