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Prokit UK Essex Olympian League – Saturday 7th October Round-Up

EOFL2

Senior League Cup

Springfield left it very late and in the process broke Old Southendian’s hearts. The visitors were leading 1-0 with Stuart Judd scoring the goal that gave  them the lead. And as the game came into the closing stages it looked like a shock result was on the cards. However the Premier Division champions then equalised two minute s from time courtesy of Joe Mayer and then in stoppage time Alfie Halliday fired home the winner to see Springfield through – but they were pushed all the way for it.

 

There was a shock though as the holders Basildon Town were eliminated by Newham United. Omar Jomanday had scored the Newham United goal in normal time and then his side went on to win the penalty shootout 4-3. Frenford also needed extra time in their tie with Divison One outfit Buckhurst Hill before finally running out 5-4 winners. Another Premier Division side that made progress was Kelvedon Hatch who saw George Saunders score a hat-trick with Mike Daniels providing the other goal in the 4-0 win over Snaresbrook. Manford Way also won 4-0 with Sam Cole (2), Julian Edwards and Tom Herbert their scorers in the win over Dagenham United.

 

The all-Premier Division affair between Canning Town and White Ensign went the way of the Southend-based club – but only after Canning Town had seen a man dismissed. Josh Thompson and an own goal had given Canning Town the lead twice. Gary Ticehurst levelled it to 1-1 and then White Ensign equalised and then took the lead as Conor Barmby converted two penalties. Goals in the second half from Jamie Brown, John Hilliard and Gavin Paoletti saw White Ensign progress via a 6-2 win. Another Southend-based club also hit six as Nathan Dewberry’s hat-trick was added to by strikes from Mike Sammut, Dan Williams and Dan Trenkell which saw Catholic United extinguish Epping’s interest in the competition with a comprehensive 6-0 win.

 

Westhamians from Division Five beat Newbury Forest from Division One 5-0 with Ryan Creed and Ben Jones both scoring twice. Lewis Lawrence notched the other goal in a shock result. Jared Cousins and Alfie Bond were the Galleywood scorers in a 4-2 reverse at Harold Wood Athletic. Scott Mortlock was also a scorer that tasted defeat as his goal for Herongate Athletic was cancelled out by Ramsden Scotia who went on to win the game 3-1 with John Burdett, Kurt King and Ryan Leddra all scoring for Ramsden. John Smithwick also scored but ended up on the losing side as Southend Sports won 3-1 at Runwell Sports. Great Baddow beat Sungate 3-1 with Sam Mead, Dan Gage and Ryan Baxter scoring the goals that cancelled out Sungate’s one effort which was scored by Jake Clarke. Toby are also in the next round after they put aside their winless start to their Division Two campaign to edge out Hutton from Division One. Arron Watson-McNab, Simon Bamidele and Peter Spicer were their scorers in a 3-1. Thomas Price scored the Hutton consolation.

 

Premier Division

May & Baker E.C. were able to extend their lead ever so slightly but had to come back twice against bottom-placed Rayleigh Town, who almost captured all the points when Alex Witham hit the cross bar in the closing stages. That would have given the Rayleigh player his hat-trick, having twice fired Rayleigh into the lead. James Barlow and Richard Oxby were the men that made sure May & Baker were at least able to put something on the board after a spirited display from their opponents.

 

Senior League Cup 2nd Round

Basildon Town 1 Newham United 1 (Newham United win 4-3 Pens)

Buckhurst Hill 4 Frenford 5 (aet)

Canning Town 2 White Ensign 6

Catholic United 6 Epping 0

Harold Wood Athletic 4 Galleywood 2

Kelvedon Hatch 4 Snaresbrook 0

Manford Way 4 Dagenham United 0

Newbury Forest 0 Westhamians 5

Ramsden Scotia 3 Herongate Athletic 1

Runwell Sports 1 Southend Sports 3

Springfield 2 Old Southendian 1

Sungate 1 Great Baddow 3

Toby 3 Hutton 1

 

Premier Division

May & Baker E.C. 2 Rayleigh Town 2

 

 

Prokit UK Essex Olympian League – Saturday 7th October Round-Up

EOFL2

Senior League Cup

Springfield left it very late and in the process broke Old Southendian’s hearts. The visitors were leading 1-0 with Stuart Judd scoring the goal that gave  them the lead. And as the game came into the closing stages it looked like a shock result was on the cards. However the Premier Division champions then equalised two minute s from time courtesy of Joe Mayer and then in stoppage time Alfie Halliday fired home the winner to see Springfield through – but they were pushed all the way for it.

 

There was a shock though as the holders Basildon Town were eliminated by Newham United. Omar Jomanday had scored the Newham United goal in normal time and then his side went on to win the penalty shootout 4-3. Frenford also needed extra time in their tie with Divison One outfit Buckhurst Hill before finally running out 5-4 winners. Another Premier Division side that made progress was Kelvedon Hatch who saw George Saunders score a hat-trick with Mike Daniels providing the other goal in the 4-0 win over Snaresbrook. Manford Way also won 4-0 with Sam Cole (2), Julian Edwards and Tom Herbert their scorers in the win over Dagenham United.

 

The all-Premier Division affair between Canning Town and White Ensign went the way of the Southend-based club – but only after Canning Town had seen a man dismissed. Josh Thompson and an own goal had given Canning Town the lead twice. Gary Ticehurst levelled it to 1-1 and then White Ensign equalised and then took the lead as Conor Barmby converted two penalties. Goals in the second half from Jamie Brown, John Hilliard and Gavin Paoletti saw White Ensign progress via a 6-2 win. Another Southend-based club also hit six as Nathan Dewberry’s hat-trick was added to by strikes from Mike Sammut, Dan Williams and Dan Trenkell which saw Catholic United extinguish Epping’s interest in the competition with a comprehensive 6-0 win.

 

Westhamians from Division Five beat Newbury Forest from Division One 5-0 with Ryan Creed and Ben Jones both scoring twice. Lewis Lawrence notched the other goal in a shock result. Jared Cousins and Alfie Bond were the Galleywood scorers in a 4-2 reverse at Harold Wood Athletic. Scott Mortlock was also a scorer that tasted defeat as his goal for Herongate Athletic was cancelled out by Ramsden Scotia who went on to win the game 3-1 with John Burdett, Kurt King and Ryan Leddra all scoring for Ramsden. John Smithwick also scored but ended up on the losing side as Southend Sports won 3-1 at Runwell Sports. Great Baddow beat Sungate 3-1 with Sam Mead, Dan Gage and Ryan Baxter scoring the goals that cancelled out Sungate’s one effort which was scored by Jake Clarke. Toby are also in the next round after they put aside their winless start to their Division Two campaign to edge out Hutton from Division One. Arron Watson-McNab, Simon Bamidele and Peter Spicer were their scorers in a 3-1. Thomas Price scored the Hutton consolation.

 

Premier Division

May & Baker E.C. were able to extend their lead ever so slightly but had to come back twice against bottom-placed Rayleigh Town, who almost captured all the points when Alex Witham hit the cross bar in the closing stages. That would have given the Rayleigh player his hat-trick, having twice fired Rayleigh into the lead. James Barlow and Richard Oxby were the men that made sure May & Baker were at least able to put something on the board after a spirited display from their opponents.

 

Senior League Cup 2nd Round

Basildon Town 1 Newham United 1 (Newham United win 4-3 Pens)

Buckhurst Hill 4 Frenford 5 (aet)

Canning Town 2 White Ensign 6

Catholic United 6 Epping 0

Harold Wood Athletic 4 Galleywood 2

Kelvedon Hatch 4 Snaresbrook 0

Manford Way 4 Dagenham United 0

Newbury Forest 0 Westhamians 5

Ramsden Scotia 3 Herongate Athletic 1

Runwell Sports 1 Southend Sports 3

Springfield 2 Old Southendian 1

Sungate 1 Great Baddow 3

Toby 3 Hutton 1

 

Premier Division

May & Baker E.C. 2 Rayleigh Town 2

 

 

Prokit UK Essex Olympian League – Saturday 7th October Round-Up

EOFL2

Senior League Cup

Springfield left it very late and in the process broke Old Southendian’s hearts. The visitors were leading 1-0 with Stuart Judd scoring the goal that gave  them the lead. And as the game came into the closing stages it looked like a shock result was on the cards. However the Premier Division champions then equalised two minute s from time courtesy of Joe Mayer and then in stoppage time Alfie Halliday fired home the winner to see Springfield through – but they were pushed all the way for it.

 

There was a shock though as the holders Basildon Town were eliminated by Newham United. Omar Jomanday had scored the Newham United goal in normal time and then his side went on to win the penalty shootout 4-3. Frenford also needed extra time in their tie with Divison One outfit Buckhurst Hill before finally running out 5-4 winners. Another Premier Division side that made progress was Kelvedon Hatch who saw George Saunders score a hat-trick with Mike Daniels providing the other goal in the 4-0 win over Snaresbrook. Manford Way also won 4-0 with Sam Cole (2), Julian Edwards and Tom Herbert their scorers in the win over Dagenham United.

 

The all-Premier Division affair between Canning Town and White Ensign went the way of the Southend-based club – but only after Canning Town had seen a man dismissed. Josh Thompson and an own goal had given Canning Town the lead twice. Gary Ticehurst levelled it to 1-1 and then White Ensign equalised and then took the lead as Conor Barmby converted two penalties. Goals in the second half from Jamie Brown, John Hilliard and Gavin Paoletti saw White Ensign progress via a 6-2 win. Another Southend-based club also hit six as Nathan Dewberry’s hat-trick was added to by strikes from Mike Sammut, Dan Williams and Dan Trenkell which saw Catholic United extinguish Epping’s interest in the competition with a comprehensive 6-0 win.

 

Westhamians from Division Five beat Newbury Forest from Division One 5-0 with Ryan Creed and Ben Jones both scoring twice. Lewis Lawrence notched the other goal in a shock result. Jared Cousins and Alfie Bond were the Galleywood scorers in a 4-2 reverse at Harold Wood Athletic. Scott Mortlock was also a scorer that tasted defeat as his goal for Herongate Athletic was cancelled out by Ramsden Scotia who went on to win the game 3-1 with John Burdett, Kurt King and Ryan Leddra all scoring for Ramsden. John Smithwick also scored but ended up on the losing side as Southend Sports won 3-1 at Runwell Sports. Great Baddow beat Sungate 3-1 with Sam Mead, Dan Gage and Ryan Baxter scoring the goals that cancelled out Sungate’s one effort which was scored by Jake Clarke. Toby are also in the next round after they put aside their winless start to their Division Two campaign to edge out Hutton from Division One. Arron Watson-McNab, Simon Bamidele and Peter Spicer were their scorers in a 3-1. Thomas Price scored the Hutton consolation.

 

Premier Division

May & Baker E.C. were able to extend their lead ever so slightly but had to come back twice against bottom-placed Rayleigh Town, who almost captured all the points when Alex Witham hit the cross bar in the closing stages. That would have given the Rayleigh player his hat-trick, having twice fired Rayleigh into the lead. James Barlow and Richard Oxby were the men that made sure May & Baker were at least able to put something on the board after a spirited display from their opponents.

 

Senior League Cup 2nd Round

Basildon Town 1 Newham United 1 (Newham United win 4-3 Pens)

Buckhurst Hill 4 Frenford 5 (aet)

Canning Town 2 White Ensign 6

Catholic United 6 Epping 0

Harold Wood Athletic 4 Galleywood 2

Kelvedon Hatch 4 Snaresbrook 0

Manford Way 4 Dagenham United 0

Newbury Forest 0 Westhamians 5

Ramsden Scotia 3 Herongate Athletic 1

Runwell Sports 1 Southend Sports 3

Springfield 2 Old Southendian 1

Sungate 1 Great Baddow 3

Toby 3 Hutton 1

 

Premier Division

May & Baker E.C. 2 Rayleigh Town 2

 

 

Prokit UK Essex Olympian League – Saturday 7th October Round-Up

EOFL2

Senior League Cup

Springfield left it very late and in the process broke Old Southendian’s hearts. The visitors were leading 1-0 with Stuart Judd scoring the goal that gave  them the lead. And as the game came into the closing stages it looked like a shock result was on the cards. However the Premier Division champions then equalised two minute s from time courtesy of Joe Mayer and then in stoppage time Alfie Halliday fired home the winner to see Springfield through – but they were pushed all the way for it.

 

There was a shock though as the holders Basildon Town were eliminated by Newham United. Omar Jomanday had scored the Newham United goal in normal time and then his side went on to win the penalty shootout 4-3. Frenford also needed extra time in their tie with Divison One outfit Buckhurst Hill before finally running out 5-4 winners. Another Premier Division side that made progress was Kelvedon Hatch who saw George Saunders score a hat-trick with Mike Daniels providing the other goal in the 4-0 win over Snaresbrook. Manford Way also won 4-0 with Sam Cole (2), Julian Edwards and Tom Herbert their scorers in the win over Dagenham United.

 

The all-Premier Division affair between Canning Town and White Ensign went the way of the Southend-based club – but only after Canning Town had seen a man dismissed. Josh Thompson and an own goal had given Canning Town the lead twice. Gary Ticehurst levelled it to 1-1 and then White Ensign equalised and then took the lead as Conor Barmby converted two penalties. Goals in the second half from Jamie Brown, John Hilliard and Gavin Paoletti saw White Ensign progress via a 6-2 win. Another Southend-based club also hit six as Nathan Dewberry’s hat-trick was added to by strikes from Mike Sammut, Dan Williams and Dan Trenkell which saw Catholic United extinguish Epping’s interest in the competition with a comprehensive 6-0 win.

 

Westhamians from Division Five beat Newbury Forest from Division One 5-0 with Ryan Creed and Ben Jones both scoring twice. Lewis Lawrence notched the other goal in a shock result. Jared Cousins and Alfie Bond were the Galleywood scorers in a 4-2 reverse at Harold Wood Athletic. Scott Mortlock was also a scorer that tasted defeat as his goal for Herongate Athletic was cancelled out by Ramsden Scotia who went on to win the game 3-1 with John Burdett, Kurt King and Ryan Leddra all scoring for Ramsden. John Smithwick also scored but ended up on the losing side as Southend Sports won 3-1 at Runwell Sports. Great Baddow beat Sungate 3-1 with Sam Mead, Dan Gage and Ryan Baxter scoring the goals that cancelled out Sungate’s one effort which was scored by Jake Clarke. Toby are also in the next round after they put aside their winless start to their Division Two campaign to edge out Hutton from Division One. Arron Watson-McNab, Simon Bamidele and Peter Spicer were their scorers in a 3-1. Thomas Price scored the Hutton consolation.

 

Premier Division

May & Baker E.C. were able to extend their lead ever so slightly but had to come back twice against bottom-placed Rayleigh Town, who almost captured all the points when Alex Witham hit the cross bar in the closing stages. That would have given the Rayleigh player his hat-trick, having twice fired Rayleigh into the lead. James Barlow and Richard Oxby were the men that made sure May & Baker were at least able to put something on the board after a spirited display from their opponents.

 

Senior League Cup 2nd Round

Basildon Town 1 Newham United 1 (Newham United win 4-3 Pens)

Buckhurst Hill 4 Frenford 5 (aet)

Canning Town 2 White Ensign 6

Catholic United 6 Epping 0

Harold Wood Athletic 4 Galleywood 2

Kelvedon Hatch 4 Snaresbrook 0

Manford Way 4 Dagenham United 0

Newbury Forest 0 Westhamians 5

Ramsden Scotia 3 Herongate Athletic 1

Runwell Sports 1 Southend Sports 3

Springfield 2 Old Southendian 1

Sungate 1 Great Baddow 3

Toby 3 Hutton 1

 

Premier Division

May & Baker E.C. 2 Rayleigh Town 2

 

 

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