Monday's football, April 19
21/04/10 17:53 Filed in: Reports
by MALCOLM PRATT
RYHOPE CW's chances of winning the Wearside League championship were boosted when Scarborough Town conceded two crucial points against Ashbrooke Belford House at Silksworth last night.
It was a close call for the Seasiders who were heading for what would have been only their third defeat of the season until Joel Ramm headed in a dramatic last-minute equaliser.
Tommy Dobbing's side had led for an hour with a marvellous goal from Adam McGuinness whose volley crashed into the top corner of the net.
Scarborough are seven points behind Ryhope, now with only two games in hand although they do enjoy a considerably better goals difference.
Easington Colliery moved into the top six with an easy 4-1 win at Boldon CA.
Andrew Richardson and Andrew Appleby both fired past goalkeeper Chris Anderson in the opening 20 minutes but it was not until 15 minutes from time that Graeme Watson made it three.
Within a minute Mark Williams reduced the deficit with a free kick from outside the penalty area and on 90 minutes John Harrison completed an emphatic victory for the Colliers.
Teesside Athletic remain third after winning at Wolviston with goals early and late in the game from Draz Dauskra and Patrick Wheatley.
Annfield Plain are ending the season with a flourish and they stay fourth. An only goal from Dean Lee was enough against Jarrow at Derwent Park.
New Marske rifled 14 goals on Saturday but managed just one in the last minute at Hartlepool where Shaun Mackin cancelled out Phil Ross's strike.
RYHOPE CW's chances of winning the Wearside League championship were boosted when Scarborough Town conceded two crucial points against Ashbrooke Belford House at Silksworth last night.
It was a close call for the Seasiders who were heading for what would have been only their third defeat of the season until Joel Ramm headed in a dramatic last-minute equaliser.
Tommy Dobbing's side had led for an hour with a marvellous goal from Adam McGuinness whose volley crashed into the top corner of the net.
Scarborough are seven points behind Ryhope, now with only two games in hand although they do enjoy a considerably better goals difference.
Easington Colliery moved into the top six with an easy 4-1 win at Boldon CA.
Andrew Richardson and Andrew Appleby both fired past goalkeeper Chris Anderson in the opening 20 minutes but it was not until 15 minutes from time that Graeme Watson made it three.
Within a minute Mark Williams reduced the deficit with a free kick from outside the penalty area and on 90 minutes John Harrison completed an emphatic victory for the Colliers.
Teesside Athletic remain third after winning at Wolviston with goals early and late in the game from Draz Dauskra and Patrick Wheatley.
Annfield Plain are ending the season with a flourish and they stay fourth. An only goal from Dean Lee was enough against Jarrow at Derwent Park.
New Marske rifled 14 goals on Saturday but managed just one in the last minute at Hartlepool where Shaun Mackin cancelled out Phil Ross's strike.