Wallasey & District Sunday Football League Report

Report

Moreton Alarms Supplies Second Division
Top of the table clash in the Moreton Alarms Supplies Second Division produced an evenly fought contest that was decided by a solitary as Barnston FC beat AFC Shore Villa 1-0 with Ben Ryan being the marksman.

AFC Bromborough moved into third place following their 7-0 success over FC Greasby thanks to Kieran Hughes and Riley Jones netting doubles and Scott Froggatt, Callum Whiting and Tom Weaver adding a goal apiece.

New Brighton Town increased their goal difference when defeating Bromborough Athletic 10-3 as James Carlin hit a hat-trick, Greg Williams added a brace and Ewan Sait, Rob Cambell, Ash Garratt, Steve McQuilliam and Mike Simpson claimed singles against their battling opponents who replied through a Josh Hulse double and a single from Jack Hulse.

Park Royal went nap against Cheshire Vikings thanks to doubles from Matty Scott and George Parker plus a single from Adam Sadler as Mark McMahon replied with a well despatched penalty.

MES Ltd First Divison
Plenty of goals in the MES Ltd First Division as Trident retained pole position after their 3-2 defeat of North West Harriers thanks to Jacob Sampson bagging two goals and Tom Rowlands one. Claiming the replies were Joe Murphy and Kevin Day in a good contest.

Wallasey Wanderers lost the opportunity to register a victory when relinquishing a four-goal lead versus PLCCFC who fought back to level matters and share the points in a 4-4 draw. On target for Wanderers were Matty Madden with a treble and Morgan Catterson, with Dan Hardman, Dan Morning, James Brady and James Brabander replying for PLCCFC with a late rally in the final 15 minutes.

Eight goals were also netted as unbeaten Vineyard overcame a below strength Shore Villa 5-3 in a good game that saw Jamie Payne-3, Ethan Simon and Connor Cox scoring for Vineyard and replying for Villa were Adam Larway-2 and Alex Davin.

Finnigan FC also retained their unbeaten start when edging our Oldershaw FC in a seven-goal encounter with a 4-3 verdict thanks to Anthony Phillips-2, Stuart Speed and Steve Kelly bagging their goals and Joe Shelmerdine-2 along with Aaron Dawson firing the responses for Oldershaw.