PREMIER LEAGUE

New Inn 1

Skipton 4

Skipton scored the only goal of an even first half and reallytook control afterthe break. The visitors hammered in a further three goals with Andrew Dacres scoring New Inn's only goal.

Golden Fleece 0

Three Horses 6

Fleece appear tohave lost their scoring touch recently and have sprung a serious leak in defence. They let in four goals before the break and the cause was not helped in the second half when they lost a player with an injury, though they only conceded two more.

Damion rowll scored a hat-trick for the visitors with other goals from David Smith, David Fox and Peter Meegan.

MIDGLEY TROPHY

Stanbury 6

Aire Valley SC 2

The first half saw little evidence of the avalanche of goals to come. Scott Turkington scored for Sanbury and JasonLockleyput his side two up before Martin Groake pulled one back for Aire Valley.

For a time Aire Valley attacked strongly in the second half, but Graham Byrne put Standbury further ahead. Johnny Lawrence kept Aire Valley in the game at 3-2, but shortly after this an Aire Valley player was seriously injured and play was held up for 30 minutes. On the resumption the home team tookcontrol with goals from David Bainbridge, Michael thompson and Andrew Grange.

Bingley White Horse 10

Lord Rodney 0

Since finishing second intheleague Lady Luck seems to have deserted Lord Rodney. their small squad has been ravaged by injury leaving them with only 10 men, and they lost another during the game.

The traffic was all oneway and Bingley scorers were Andrew Nelson (4), Gavin Hammond (2), Shane Townley and Richard Wade.

Old Swan Clarets 5

Silsden Bridge Inn 0

Old Swan dominated the first 25 minutes and found the net twice through Lee Barrett and Stephen Ward, Bridge came more into the game, but could not score. After thebreak the home again took control with goals from Ian Prell, Liam Jameson and Daniel Lotty. Jameson was Clarets man of the match.

Knowle Arms 2

Robbo's 1

There was little to choose between the two clubs throughout the 90 minutes with Knowle getting the only goal of the first half thanks to Sean Wilkinson. After the break a Robert Armer goal put the home team further ahead, Sean Kelly pulled one back for Robbo's, but despite their efforts they could not find an equaliser.

FA SUNDAY CUP

semi-final

Phoenix 1

Craven Athletic 3

Phoenix turned in one of the worst performances of the season as the Keighley FA Sunday Cup slipped from their grasp. Craven scored the only goal ofthe first half and hit the net again just after the re-start.

With 15 minutes togo Phoenix were awarded a free kick 25 yards out and Carl Hartas' rocket shot gave the keeper no chance.

It was only then that Phoenix really started to play, but as they searched for an equaliser Craven found an opening at the back to score a third just before the final whistle.

On Sunday Keighley Juniors and Boltmakers Arms meet again in the Keighley FA Cup semi-final replay at Marley (ko 2pm).

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