Championship leaders Seamer Sports sweep aside Great Driffield

The hosts couldn’t have started any better after skipper Callum Metcalf netted just 20 seconds in, after an error at the back from the away side.

The lead was doubled before the three-minute mark when Jensen Bradbury found himself in behind the Driff defence and calmly tucked his chance away.

The visitors did pull a goal back halfway through the first half, but the villagers regained the two-goal advantage when Jake Gallagher found space on the edge of the box and lifted it over the visiting keeper.

Before half-time striker George Birley fired home a quick double, the second a stunning shot from outside the box which flew into the top corner of the net.

Fin Sayers got in on the act when Bradbury’s shot looped in off his back to make it 6-1 at half-time.

Seamer added one more goal in the second half as new signing Matty Hillman found the back of the net on debut, before the visitors got a second consolation goal.

The Seamer team shared the man of the match award in a stunning all-round show.

Edgehill remain two points behind Premiership leaders Hodgsons after their visitors East Riding Rangers conceded Saturday’s game.

Filey Town earned a 2-0 home win against North Ferriby Reserves.

Scalby’s excellent first-half performance saw them go on to win ‘the battle of the beck’ 4-2 at home to a resurgent Newby in Division One.

Playing some lovely one-touch football, Jordan Richardson opened the scoring for the Otters from a Callum Randerson corner.

Then Randerson made it 2-0 to Scalby after converting a one-on-one with the Newby keeper.

Macca Bell added the third to put the hosts in control and then nearly scored his second after every Scalby player touched the ball in one move.

The score was 3-0 at the interval, Newby were the better team in the second half scoring two goals to make a game of it, before Bell sealed the win with his second of the game.

Man of the match for Scalby was Sonny Oxley.

In Division Two, Westover Wasps slipped to a 4-1 home loss against Gilberdyke Phoenix despite leading until the 56th minute.

AFC Eastfield were held to a 3-3 Division Three draw at home by second-from-bottom side Great Driffield AFC Development.

The hosts took the lead with Aaron Holdsworth beating the keeper from close range. Liam Mintoft added to his goal tally as the home side extended their lead.

Both teams struggled to contend with the wind throughout, however, Driff pulled a goal back just before half-time.

Early in the second half the away team equalised until Terry Day slotted home to put the home side back ahead.

With 15 minutes remaining the visitors headed home from a corner.

Despite several attempts on target the home side were unable to find the elusive winner.

With one point separating third to seventh-placed Eastfield, the remaining fixtures will be competitive until the end of the season.

The hosts’ man of the match was Conor Fiddy.

Filey Town Development conceded their Division Four fixture at Sporting Club Hull.