Chesterfield Sunday League duo both score four goals
Doe Lea's Corey Burton and Galaxy's Dan Keenan both scored four goals on a day in which just nine games went ahead in the Chesterfield Sunday League.
Rangers visited Doe Lea bottom of the HKL ONE table and pointless in their last four outings and adding to Burton's 'Fab Four' James Beardow and Josh Nicholls took further advantage of Rangers defensive frailties as Doe Lea completed a 6-0 victory. Clowne Wanderers have been a bit hit and miss this season however it was very much the former on Sunday when goals from Sam Lomas, Carl Longmore, Liam Pritchard and Reece Clegg saw them beat Grassmoor Sports by the odd goal in seven.
Two games in HKL TWO and both turned out to be close run affairs. Last time out Shinnon took on Clowne Comets and Dean Spencer was on the score sheet that day as Shinnon ran out 3-2 winners likewise he found the target in the reverse fixture along with Gary Gilthorpe and Harvey James for Shinnon however this time Comets equaled Shinnon as Owen Lester, Jacob Owen and Nathan Watson scored the goals that saw the game end level at 3-3.
In the other game Elliott Dunn moved on to twelve goals for the season as he scored twice for Hasland Club, Lewis Warwick once as Club edged past Brampton Victoria 3-2, Liam Watts and substitute Jake Monaghan scoring the 'Vics' goals as their hunt for their first point of the season goes on.
In HKL THREE leaders Killamarsh Juniors were put to the sword by Galaxy Vets as Dan Keenan starred scoring four times on a day to remember for him. Ryan Finnegan and Brad Taylor also scored as Galaxy ran out 6-1 winners although despite losing their last two games Juniors remain top of the table. Espial beat Tupton Tap 8-1 earlier in the season in the Junior Sunday Cup and duly beat them again on Sunday 6-2 in the league. Tim Garfoot led the way with two goals with Sam Devereux, Jordan Hendley, Joe Holmes and Eli Searson scoring the other four.
Rose and Crown are now pointless in HKL FOUR eight games into their season as they were beaten 4-2 by Wingfield White Hart. Marcus Allen and Chris Richardson scored for Crown with Jordan Hunter hitting a superb hat trick for the winners. Matt Walsh one. Green United remain in second place in the division despite losing 3-2 to Tibshelf Community.
Byron Tap moved up to third place in HKL FIVE after goals from Brad McGwyre who scored twice and Robbie Bestwick and twelve goal Dylan Starbuck earned them a 4-2 win of Eastwood Albion for whom Evan Moseley and Kasey Phelan scored a goal apiece.