Harrison & Renwick edge Horden through

David Harrison and Robbie Renwick got the goals as Horden CW moved into the semi-final of the Shipowners Charity Cup with a hardearned win at Farringdon Detached.

Jonathan Greener had grabbed a debut goal to get Farringdonbackonlevelterms after Harrison had put the visitors ahead – but Renwick’s side ensured that the current holders progressed into the last four.

Wolviston remain in third place in the table after they battled to a 2-2 draw at FC Hartlepool. Mikey McGee put Wolviston ahead just after the half-hour, but Andrew Blackburn got the hosts back level just before the interval.

Sam Cook put Hartlepool ahead for the first time in the gamewithapenaltyjustbefore the hour and their chances of claiming a win were boosted when Reece Allison was dismissed. Despite their numerical disadvantage, the visitors claimed a point as McGee grabbed his second goal of the day on 69 minutes.

Jordan Garside and Scott Hastie were on target for their respective sides as Coxhoe Athletic and West Auckland Tunns played out a 1-1 draw at Beechfield Park and Connor Woodfordscoredtwicetohelp Darlington RA bounce back from two goals down to claim a 2-2 draw at Windscale.

*SlavenBilichasbackedDavid Moyes to guide West Ham away from relegation trouble again.

West Ham's dismal season plumbed new depths as former boss Bilic returned to the London Stadium with a second-string West Brom side and knocked them out of the FA Cup. Moyes had picked virtually his strongest available team but they had no answer to Conor Townsend's ninthminute strike, even though West Brom played the final 20 minutes with 10 men after Semi Ajayi was sent off.

Two years ago Moyes replaced Bilic as Hammers manager and led them to survival, but the Scot has inherited arguablyanevenworsesituation in his second spell in charge following Manuel Pellegrini's sacking last month.

But Bilic insisted: "David can do it. The players have to do it. They have done it before and they have to do it now.

"Now what is very important is the crowd recognise the situation, be behind the team and be behind the club."