Perfect 10 for cup kings Limeside

FREE-scoring Limeside King George did the Midas Plumbing and Heating Oldham Sunday League proud in the Champion of Champions Cup competition.

King George turned in an awesome performance as they crushed hosts Three Arrows

10-2, with Wayne Ware leading the way as he struck four goals.

Liam Cashmore and Rick Ballerzak weighed in with a brace apiece, while James Tindall and Martin Gurr wrapped up a brilliant victory.

Fitton Hill were the big winners in the Jack Abbott Premier Division action.

They beat Failsworth Athletic 9-4 thanks to efforts from Callum Franklin (three) and doubles from Arran Buckley, Kaine Radcliffe and Aaron Murdoch.

Murdoch’s seven-match suspension handed down by the Manchester County FA, as reported in the Chronicle last Friday, was effective from Monday. Jack Turnbull (two), Reece Lyndon and Niall Sultan replied for Athletic.

Reece Holden (three), Danny O’Keefe, Neil Hardman and Kane Hughes netted for Crown in a 6-1 win at Coppice United, for whom Umar Khatab replied.

Heyside beat Oldham GPO 6-3 thanks to Danny O’Connell (two), Josh Briddon (two), Jordan Schofield and Ryan Barnes. Mike King (two) and Aaron McWilliam responded for the posties.

Jonny Munson (three), Ryan Hobin (two) and Nathan Eastmond scored for Rifle ‘A’ in a 6-0 triumph against Westwood. See Match of the Day.

Carrion Crow got the better of Chaddy Cot by the odd goal in five in David Giblin Division One.

Daryl Lawrence’s solitary strike proved enough for FC Failsworth as they saw off Springhead Libs.

Coby Tyrrell, Dave Shaw, Declan Sandiford and Carlton McKenzie netted for Limeside Athletic in a 4-1 victory against Rifle ‘B’.

Royton Athletic and High Crompton Victoria shared six goals.


DOUBLES from Adam Thorpe and Paul Preston helped Uppermill to a 6-1 victory cruise at Black Horse in Division Four of the Huddersfield League.

Jaya Cawthorne and Pete Hampson were also on target.

Moorside remain top of the table as they eased to a 3-0 home success against Mount, while 3D Dynamos beat Thornhill United 2-0.

Tomorrow’s crunch Division Four derby clash sees fourth-placed Uppermill host Moorside.