Fleming to the four as Blyth hit for six
NORTH EAST WOMEN’S LEAGUE NORTHERN DIVISION
TITLE favourites South Shields comfortably won 6-0 at home against league strugglers Blyth.
The visitors were unable to stop Dionne Fleming, who netted four times.
Elizabeth Fraser and Rosie Burns were also on the scoresheet for South Shields, who made it two from two in the league.
Blyth are still searching for a victory in both league and cup this season.
Late goals condemned Consett to a second successive setback, losing 2-1 at home to league leaders Boro Rangers.
The hosts took a half-time lead through Beth Wilson as Consett looked comfortable against the Teessiders.
However, with 12 minutes remaining, Consett defender Kirsty Wood put through her own net, heading a Larissa Burkinshaw cross past her own goalkeeper.
The Teesside outfit then scored four minutes from time, substitute Jessica Thomas curling her shot past the goalkeeper to snatch the points.
Boldon CA Villa stay second after their 7-1 success at basement side Guisborough.
Elizabeth Thompson-Clarke completed a successive hat-trick to take her tally to 11 already this season.
Allison Ferris, Leanne Mason, Beth Miller and Kayleigh Rogers were all on target as Villa remain three points behind Boro Rangers.
AN all-NERWFL Northern Division clash saw Cramlington United triumph 4-0 at Prudhoe Town to progress to the quarter-finals of the Northumberland FA Women’s County Cup.
A brace by forward Chloe Roylance and a Kirsty Armstrong strike gave them a 3-0 half-time lead.
A late Sarah Fairlamb effort completed the scoring, securing their place in the quarter-finals.
Joining the seven teams who received byes, Cramlington will play hosts to Pinpoint Recruitment Junior League side Alnwick Town in the last eight.
Holders Wallsend BCL entertain Northern Division strugglers Blyth. Two.
There were exciting draws for the two other Pinpoint Recruitment Junior League sides.
Ashington Town welcome FA Women’s Premier League side Newcastle United, eligible after last season’s relegation.
Bedlington will host Newcastle United Reserves, last season’s runners-up.