All Eyes on a late Heathcote winner.

Durham CC/ Lomax Training Services Youth League NEW Hartley won a seven-goal thriller when they visited Lumley in the Sunderland Eye Infirmary Cup.

Jonathan Avis and Keiron Day had the home side 2-1 ahead at the interval, with Jordan Nellis the Northumberland side's firsthalf marksman.

In the second period, Aaron Wearmouth also struck for the Cestrians . However, New Hartley battled back with a Niall Younger strike and two from Jamie Heathcote - the latter a header in the last minute.

Chester-le-Street went through with a 2-0 victory against Leam Rangers at the Riverside.

Following a goal-less opening period, Luke Wilson bagged a brace.

Gateshead Cleveland Hall went down 2-0 at Ryhope CW, whose marksmen were Liam Aitchinson, with a tremendous 30-yard drive, and Andrew Baxter. Witton Park won at Willington with strikes by Scott Holliday and Connor Lough.

Wallsend Boys Club's home tie with Sunderland RCA was called off because of the high winds.

Walker Central visited Sunderland Nissan and, after sharing four goals following extra time, Walker won 5-4 on penalties.

Tony Burnell and Gareth Downs netted for the Wearsiders, with Carl Hawthorne twice on target for Walker.

In the League, Herrington Grindon inflicted an eight-goal defeat on Newton Aycliffe.

Danny Reagan rifled a hattrick and Darren Holden and Kyle Morris both scored twice, with Darren Pope also putting his name on the scoresheet.