Leeds Combination League: HT derail Main Line to regain top spot

HT Sports regained their place at the top of the Jubilee Premier after a 3-1 home victory over second-bottom Main Line Social.
Bramley's Aidan Philips loses out to Richard Bean, of Oulton. PIC: Tony Johnson.Bramley's Aidan Philips loses out to Richard Bean, of Oulton. PIC: Tony Johnson.
Bramley's Aidan Philips loses out to Richard Bean, of Oulton. PIC: Tony Johnson.

Barry Frankland (2) and Steve Palfrey found the net for the home side to ensure they leapfrogged Hope Inn Whites in the table.

In the Jubilee 5-8 Play-Offs, Seacroft WMC triumphed 3-1 at home to Chapeltown Fforde Grene. Nathan Keighley scored a brace for the hosts, with Ollie Maude also finding the net. Fernando Moke scored the only goal for the away side.

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In the Premier, an Azekya Jeffers brace helped seventh-place Chapeltown Fforde Grene Reserves overcome FC Broadway 3-2 at home. Stanley Hiamey scored the decisive strike for Chapeltown to sink FC Broadway, who replied themselves through a Marc Gunjal double.

Oulton goalscorer Liam Atkinson holds the ball up from Bramleys Anthony Thorpe. PIC: Tony JohnsonOulton goalscorer Liam Atkinson holds the ball up from Bramleys Anthony Thorpe. PIC: Tony Johnson
Oulton goalscorer Liam Atkinson holds the ball up from Bramleys Anthony Thorpe. PIC: Tony Johnson

Swillington Welfare lost 8-1 at third-placed East Leeds Celtic, and second-place Kirkstall Crusaders triumphed 3-0 at home to bottom club Harehills WMC, with Ash Hubbard (2) and Danny Redfearn netting.

In Division One, second-place Chapel Allerton obliged 3-1 away at Millshaw Park Rangers. A Dave Martin brace and a Mark Freeman finish for the away side cancelled out Chris Ward’s strike for Rangers. Eighth-placed Oulton Athletic gained a 3-2 victory away at seventh-place Bramley Town, thanks to a Jordan Potts strike and a Liam Atkinson double.

In Division Two, eighth-place Acorn beat rock bottom AFC Elford 7-2 at home. Matty Lofthouse scored five for the hosts, with Josh Simpson and Chris Simpson also finding the net. AFC Elford replied through Rayhaan Pervaiz and Khizer Sharif.

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Leaders South Seacroft triumphed 5-2 away at Corpus Christi. Danny Thorpe (2), Gary Crossley, Luke Hunter and Joe Johnson found the net for the visitors, with Corpus Christi replying through Liam Attwood and Jonathan Meridith.

Oulton's Mattew Bridges puts in a strong tackle on Bramley's Marc Wilson. PIC: Tony JohnsonOulton's Mattew Bridges puts in a strong tackle on Bramley's Marc Wilson. PIC: Tony Johnson
Oulton's Mattew Bridges puts in a strong tackle on Bramley's Marc Wilson. PIC: Tony Johnson

A Danny Azzarro brace helped FC Horsforth Saints overcome sixth-placed Halfway 4-0 at home. Tom Broughton and Jack Pennington also notched for the hosts.

Craig Walker (2) Mike Williams and Chris Parkin ensured FC West Leeds took a point after a 4-4 draw at home to fourth-place Sporting Pudsey. Daniel Pinnington and Diego Cervantes were on target for West Yorkshire Falcons in their 2-0 home victory over ninth-placed Pudsey Athletic.

In Division 3A, second-place Halfway House Bramley gained an emphatic 8-1 home victory over ninth-placed Amaranth Athletic. Joe Standing, Luke Backhouse, Alex Waters, Danny Priestley and Kurtis Hayes all found the net for the hosts, along with a hat-trick for Brad Longhorn. Amaranth’s goal came courtesy of Ed Hanson.

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In Division 3B, the points were shared in the 2-2 draw between hosts Millshaw Park Rangers Reserves and ninth-place Temple. Strikes from Charlie North and Josh Goodwin for Millshaw were matched by Danny Pugh and Callum Gartland for Temple. Elsewhere, eighth place Moortown Albion Reserves obliged 3-2 at home to leaders Woodcock.

Oulton goalscorer Liam Atkinson holds the ball up from Bramleys Anthony Thorpe. PIC: Tony JohnsonOulton goalscorer Liam Atkinson holds the ball up from Bramleys Anthony Thorpe. PIC: Tony Johnson
Oulton goalscorer Liam Atkinson holds the ball up from Bramleys Anthony Thorpe. PIC: Tony Johnson

Dale Venables, Nyle Rosendale and Marcus Watson all struck for the hosts. Woodcock replied twice through Craig Mullaney and Dylan Place.

East End Park meet Western Juniors in the final of the Mawson Cup, after both obliged 4-3 in the semis against FC Armley and AFC Travellers respectively.

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