The Chronicle

A scare but it is 17 wins now for Killi

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NORTHERN Alliance League Premier Division leaders Killingwor­th stretched their winning start to the season to 17 victories.

However, they had to come from 2-0 down to defeat mid-table Alnwick Town 4-2.

Jordan Dobie and Simon Farrier had the visitors two goals to the good at the interval.

In the second half, Sam Grieveson scored twice - and missed a penalty at 3-2 - Charlie Grieveson and Jamie Holmes also registerin­g.

Victory for Killy means they head into the New Year 13 points clear of second-placed Newcastle Blue Star, who defeated Newcastle Chemfica 1-0 thanks to Ethan Bewley’s strike.

Andrew Bulford netted once on his Burradon and New Fordley debut as they won 6-1 at Seaton Delaval.

Prudhoe Youth Club climbed into fourth on goal difference afer seeing off visitors Whitley Bay Reserves, 6-1 - Craig Fairley with a hat-trick.

Percy Main Amateurs finished the year with a 4-1 victory at Cullercoat­s, John Campbell with a brace, and Ponteland United drew 1-1 with North Shields Athletic.

■CRAMLINGTO­N United continued setting the pace in Division One as they triumphed 4-1 at home to Hexham.

Bedlington moved into third with a win over FC United of Newcastle as Joe Thomson notched four times.

Hebburn Under-23s beat Whitley Bay Sporting 9-3, Jack Robertson with a hat-trick, and go seventh as a result.

■NEWCASTLE University won 7-1 at home to Cullercoat­s Reserves in Division Two’s only game.

■IN Division Three, Red House Farm triumphed 6-1 at Ellington Developmen­t.

■IN the Team Valley Carpets Challenge Cup quarter-finals, Wallington won 2-1 at home to Haltwhistl­e Jubilee after extra time.

Winlaton, with a brace from Steven Aiston, saw off Gateshead Rutherford 4-0.

■MORPETH edged through in the Amateur Cup, 2-1 at home to Ashington Reserves, while a solitary Damien Connor effort gave Willington Quay Saints victory at home to Newcastle Blue Star Reserves in the Northumber­land Minor Cup.

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