No doubting a big result for Thomas

GATESHEAD SUNDAY LG

ONLY one game was played in the Premier Division, Thomas Wilson moving into second spot with a 6-3 win against Highwayman.

Ricky Fenwick scored twice alongside goals from Mark Burns, Charlie Watson, Michael Cook and Ben Garrity.

On target for Highwayman were Seven Cain with two efforts and one from Eddie Liddle.

The only match in Division One saw Gateshead Three Tuns record a 12-0 victory against Inter XI.

Chris Kelly was top marksman with four goals and there were doubles from Kane Wheatley, Keith Scott and Andrew Straughan.

A strike from Gary Lindsay and an own goal wrapped up the scoring.

In the North West Durham Cup, Whickham Coachman beat local rivals Whickham Bay Horse 6-1. Andrew Davidson netted twice for The Coachies with Daniel Spoor, Ryan Davenport, Simon Hay and Alex White also registering.

Bay Horse’s counter came courtesy of Ryan Cowan.

Crawcrook Albion overcame Sheriff Hill Three Tuns 3-1 thanks to a strike from Niall Codling and a brace from Alastair Wilson.

David Hawkins grabbed a late consolation for The Tuns.

Leam Rangers saw off West Auckland The Club 8-1 to progress to the next round.

Joe Hodgson opened the scoring before James McRoy added two before half-time.

In the second half, the away side pulled one back from the spot but two strikes each from Nathan Bailey and Michael Mains, as well as one from Joe Hunter, secured the win.

Saltwell SC were 1-0 down at half-time against High Handenhold Bird Inn but in a second-half fightback Zadjo Kendjo and Jordan Stevens notched twice each, Mark Palace sealing a 5-1 victory.

Belle Vue defeated A1 Allerdene 4-1.

Belle Vue opened the scoring but Conor McMillan equalised for Allerdene with a great effort from long distance.

Belle Vue regained the lead before half-time before scoring twice more to seal the win.

Blue Star went out suffering a narrow 1-0 defeat at Newton Aycliffe Navy Club.