West Riding County Amateurs: Following last week's District Cup success, Fields clinched their second semi-final spot in eight days when they overcame ten-man Crag Road United to move into the Premier Division Cup semi-finals on Easter Monday.

Crag started brightly, but were rocked back when Steve Boothroyd was sent off after only 15 minutes for use of the elbow.

Despite their handicap, Crag held out until the 75th minute when a cross from Darren Norman was headed home by Fields' striker Chris Arum, and within three minutes Arum struck again when he forced the ball home following another Norman cross.

Fields added a third through Norman after 83 minutes before James Hall netted an injury-time consolation for Crag.

Wibsey held out at holders Hemsworth Miners Welfare until ten minutes from the end when midfielder Steven Donaldson beat the offside trap to score the only goal of the game. Wibsey had Gary Owen dismissed for arguing with the referee in the final minute.

Tyersal's interest in cups this season came to an end at Brighouse Town, where they went down 4-2 to goals from Glen Lee (3) and Leighton Armstrong (penalty). Mark Booth and an own goal scored for Tyersal.

Phoenix clinched the fourth semi-final place with a 5-2 victory at Halifax Irish.

Ovenden West Riding and Storthes Hall both closed on Mumtaz Premier Division leaders Tyersal. Ovenden's 2-1 success at Marsden moves them to within a point of the top, while Storthes Hall thrashed bottom-placed Pontefract Borough 8-0 to go into third place two points adrift.

Campion captain Phil Lisence netted a hat-trick of penalties as his side beat Golcar United 3-2 in an incident-packed game. The game was tarnished by the dismissal of three Campion players - Steve Crawford, Brian Guy and Owen Malcolm - while Golcar were also reduced to ten players before the end.

Littletown's Paul Reardon netted all four goals in his side's 4-2 Division One Cup victory over Otley Town, who had Graham Firth and James Hutchinson on target.

Salts took the lead through Mark Vicars in their home game with Bay Athletic, but they paid the price for defensive errors as Adrian Mowatt, Steve Carter and Steve Wilkinson scored to give the visitors a 3-1 victory.

Salt Old Boys moved to within striking distance of a Division One promotion spot after goals from John Morton and Paul Ellis sealed a 2-0 home victory over strugglers Greetland, but Dudley Hill Athletic lost a 2-0 half-time lead at Ardsley Celtic to go down 4-2

In Division Two, Dudley Hill Rangers narrowed the gap on leaders Lower Hopton to four points after beating Morley Town 3-0.

Heckmondwike Town made sure of a Division Two Cup semi-final place after goals from Darren Archer and Rod Fisher gave them a 2-1 home success over Ovenden WR Reserves, but Phoenix Reserves and Keighley Shamrocks will have to replay after drawing 1-1.

Bowling moved off the bottom of Division Three after thrashing visitors Westbrook Wanderers Reserves 6-2, and Rawdon edged to within a point of leaders Salts Reserves after winning 2-1 at home.

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