Car Centre made to work for win; LANGBAURGH SUNDAY LEAGUE.

BULKHAUL 2, CLEVE CAR CENTRE 3

CAR Centre were made to work for their win against Bulkhaul.

They took the lead after 20 minutes from the penalty spot after a handball offence but Bulkhaul equalised in the 40th minute when Boden rounded the keeper and finished.

Bulkhaul started the second half strongly and took the lead in the 65th minute through Boldison.

They looked solid until a goalkeeping mistake gifted Car Centre an equaliser.

And with 10 minutes to go Car Centre took the lead from a well taken free-kick and, although Bulkhaul pushed for an equaliser, the visitors held on for the win.

NEON NITES 8, M3 ENG 1

THE first goal came from Darren Smith with a tap-in at the back post after a shot from Mark Barry was spilt.

Neon Nites doubled their tally when Mark McNeally cut in from the left wing to place a long shot past the keeper before Ryan Jones scored three times to make it 5-0.

Chris Eyeington added one more and Jones a further two in the second half before M3 grabbed a consolation goal.

THE POVERINA 4, VILLAGE PARK RANGERS 3

THE Pov practically secured the league title after a great match.

Village Park started the better and Ian Gowing hit the post after only five minutes.

The game took a dramatic twist when the Pov had their left winger sent off for foul and abusive language after 20 minutes.

Moments later they went behind as Eddie Woodhall scored a great volley from the edge of the area.

The Pov piled on the pressure and equalised just before half-time.

But within minutes of the second half starting, Village Park stormed into a 3-1 lead.

Phillip Darbyshire grabbed his ninth goal of the season from the penalty spot before Gowing converted to seemingly wrap up the game for Rangers.

In need of a win, the Pov threw caution to the wind and poured men forward.

With 20 minutes left they pulled a goal back after a mix-up in the Rangers defence.

The visitors then went close to adding to their lead soon after with the Pov keeper making a tremendous save from a Chris Hogarth header.

The miss proved costly as, minutes later, the Pov raced through on goal from midfield and fired the equaliser past the despairing keeper.

Rangers' striker Tom Dixon hit the post before the Pov claimed a dramatic winner with just five minutes to go.

KEN BOYER TROPHY ST HILDA'S 2, THE MINERS 0

LAST season's finalists St Hilda's moved into the last four.

They took the lead on the halfhour through Leadbeater who finished at the near post latching onto a low cross from P White.

After the break they were very comfortable, limiting the Miners to very few chances.

And they went 2-0 up when a free-kick on the half-way line was floated into the box by S Edwards where the keeper let the ball slip through his hands and into the net.