MEXBOROUGH SUNDAY LG Wombwell derby sees ‘new kids on the block’ Town facing the established Main
Dan’s the man
DANIEL Aksunger struck twice as
Wombwell Main Under 19s saw off Bolton Ex Servicemen’s 3-2 in Division One.
Daniel Raynor got the other goal for the youngsters.
Union Jack defeated Ville FC 4-1 with Jack Merrick getting a hat-trick. Danny West also scored with Joe Hinchliff on target for Ville.
Queens Head Hoyland went down 4-1 against Cobcar B.
Crown Inn Newhill won 5-2 at near neighbours Swinton Woodman in
Division Two.
Connor Element and Lewis White got the goals as Union Jack Development earned a 2-2 draw at Pocket FC.
Premier Division Queens United smashed Swinton Ring O’Bells 7-1 with Silas Valladolid-Collins netting four. Ryan Dean got two and Enzo Guarini the other.
Ardsley Oaks went down 5-3 against Swinton WMC. Dylan Jackson, Luke Micklethwaite and Atley Jackson got the goals.
Westville made it through in the
George Jowett Memorial Trophy with a 2-1 win against Caulfield.
TOMORROW’S Premier Division Wombwell derby is being hailed as old versus new as Wombwell Town travel up the road to Wombwell Main.
The rivals are respectful of one another.
Town boss Karl Rose said: “We are the new kids on the block but we are looking to do things the right way. “Main are the blueprint really.
“We have a slightly different model to them but they have been established a long time.
“They have been in the top five in this league for years and they are very experienced at this level.”
Main boss Terry Simon said: “I have been involved with Main for a long time and I can’t ever remember a league meeting between us.
“They have had a great start and a couple of lads will know one another. Eddie Agnew plays for our Sunday side – so that will be interesting.
“It should be a good game.”
Town warmed up for the derby with a 6-1 win against Ecclesfield Red Rose on Saturday.
They raced into a 5-0 lead by the break which Rose said allowed them to play more experimentally in the second half. Agnew netted a hat-trick, Will Harling a brace and there was one from Brodie Cooper.
They currently sit top with two wins from two.
“It was a confident win and we dominated from the start,” added Rose.
“Being five-nil up at the break gave us a chance to relax in the second half but we were fuming to concede a late goal. It’s been a great start to the season.”
Ten man Main went down 3-2 against Hepworth United.
Ryan Wingrove netted twice but goalkeeper Dale Crossland saw red.
Simon added: “We were two goals up and cruising. I honestly don’t know how we lost that game.
“A few of our lads have got to learn how to manage games better.”
Penistone Church Reserves drew 1-1 with Houghton Main with Jack Moore on target for Church.
Harry Steeple scored for Main who also lost 3-0 against Stocksbridge
Park Steels Reserves on Wednesday.
Church Reserves also lost midweek, going down 2-1 at Swinton Athletic.
Dodworth MW beat Stocksbridge Park Steels Reserves 2-0.
William Heath and Brad Oates got the goals as Silkstone United beat Kinsley Boys 2-0 in Division One.
Wombwell Main Reserves lost 2-1 at South Elmsall United Services and Athersley Rec Development went down 4-0 at Kiveton Park FC.
Division Two Wombwell Town Reserves drew 1-1 with Sheffield Medics with Joshua Deakin getting on the scoresheet.