Seven up for Chemfica in a top victory

REEVES INDEPENDENT ALLIANCE DIVISION ONE

NEWCASTLE Chemfica maintained their momentum at the top when they won 7-2 at Felling Magpies.

The visitors scored twice in the second half through Matthew Johnson but not before Steve McLaughlin had helped himself to a hat-trick, Chemfica’s other goals coming from Mazela (2), Lynn and Robson

Hazlerigg went on a goal spree against hosts Monkseaton, Martin Soulsby on target eight times in a 12-1 victory which maintains their title challenge.

Adding to Soulsby’s haul was Richard Coulson (2), an own-goal and one for Rees Fandell, while Emanuel Gomes claimed a consolation for Monkseaton.

Mirkarimi notched a treble for Seaton Burn as they triumphed 6-0 at home to Hebburn Reyrolle, Mottram adding two and Hewitt one.

Cullercoats prevailed 5-1 at home against Wallsend Boys Club, all the hosts’ counters arriving in the first half through Craig Cook (2), Liam Gunning and Connor Towes.

The visitors replied courtesy of Gilford with 15 minutes left.

A first-half hat-trick from Chris Hepple helped high-flying Winlaton Vulcans to a 5-1 verdict at lowly Gateshead Redheugh.

Redheugh pulled one back from the spot during the first half through Daniel Curry but conceded two more late on Liam Henderson grabbing a double inside the final ten minutes.

Two strikes from Jack Robson helped Gosforth Bohemians defeat visitors Red Row 3-1, Andrew Smith also scoring and Luke Baston replying for Welfare.

Killingworth YPC progressed in the Bill Gardner Cup at the expense of Premier Division opposition, dismissing Whitley Bay A 4-2 at home.

That after the hosts had Joe Besford dismissed midway through the first half.

Martin Roper netted twice for YPC, who led 2-1 at the break.

Although an own goal and a Connor Campbell finish levelled proceedings, the hosts went through as Konner Lamb and a late penalty from Malcolm Morien sealed the win.

Forest Hall edged Premier Division basement boys FC United of Newcastle 1-0.