Hall Road Rangers v Hedon Rangers 08Oct22

HALL ROAD

Good afternoon all,

Some Turkish delight for you all as I write today’s programme notes from Antalya, Turkey.

I’d like to offer a warm welcome to today's visitors in Hedon Rangers, today's match day officials and, of course, all supporters.

We took another step forward last Saturday with a fantastic defensive performance ensuring we saw off a resolute Hull United with a 1-0 home win.

A set piece was the difference; a perfect delivery from Spinksy allowed Sam O’Malley the advantage to lose his marker and head home early in the match, which allowed us the foothold in the game.

It was fantastic to be back playing at Haworth Park and looking across to see plenty of faces supporting either side.

Today’s visitors need no introduction, being the reigning Humber Premier League champions in Hedon Rangers.

TOUCHLINE TALK

We narrowly lost out to Hedon a few weeks back and there’s no shame in loosing to the league champions. We are looking to get the win in what will be a very competitive game with both sides having won their last two games.

With Burkey leading the way come kick off, I’m sure the lads will be ready to play on the front foot come 2:00pm.

Please do make use of the clubhouse upstairs and please do get behind the Hall Road Rangers lads.

Enjoy the game.

Cheers, Leon

LADIES’ MATCH REPORT

Hall Road Rangers Ladies 3 South Cave Ladies 1 Sunday 18th September 2022

A minutes silence was observed by both teams before kick off in respect of the recent passing of her majesty the Queen. This was Rangers Ladies first league opening game of the season against South Cave Ladies at Haworth Park.

Hall Road Rangers Ladies started the game on the front foot and scored quickly inside the first 3 minutes of the game when Rangers striker, Chelsea Bailey smashed a shot at goal from distance which flew in to give Rangers the lead 1-0.

Throughout the first half Rangers we’re in full control and dominated the play and possession which gave Rangers debutant goal keeper, Kat Collins a fairly quiet first half with some excellent defending to protect the back line by Corrine Wilshere, Kayleigh Tovey and Tiff Hamlett.

In the centre of the pitch was Shannon Tate, Olivia Nassau and captain, Leonie Sykes. These three won every midfield battle in the first half with Shannon Tate pulling the strings to show some great skill to beat players and get Rangers on the attack and came close to scoring herself on a couple of occasions.

Rangers wingers on the flanks were two 16 year olds, Holly Page & Maddie Whilesmith who both gave great accounts of themselves all game in showing great pace getting forward to support attacks and tracking back to defend.

After 30 minutes played, Rangers striker, Chelsea Bailey bombed down the right wing to the edge of the box before hitting an unstoppable effort that looped over the South Cave keeper to make it 2-0 to Rangers at the half time break.

Within five minutes of the second half, Rangers were forced to make a substitution when left back, Kayleigh Tovey landed awkwardly, injuring her knee.

With 70 minutes played the game was fairly even in the second half and South Cave managed to force their way into the Rangers penalty area when Rangers centre back, Corrine Wilshere was adjudged to have fouled the Cave player inside the box and the referee pointed to the spot! South Cave converted the penalty to pull a goal back to make it 2-1 Rangers.

The game began to open up with 18 minutes to go and Rangers Striker Emma Innes must have thought she’d scored when she found herself just outside the 6 yard box with plenty of time to take the shot, only to see her effort on goal, go narrowly wide. Emma Innes had another great opportunity to score minutes later when she saw her shot hit the post and come back out.

With 15 minutes to go Rangers striker, Chelsea Bailey sealed the win for Rangers, scoring her third of the game to make it a hat-trick with another shot from outside the area to make it 3-1 Rangers.

Rangers deserved the win and the 3 points to create a great start to the season with an opening league win.

Rangers player of the match was the hattrick hero, Chelsea Bailey. All 3 of Chelsea’s goals were very well taken and came from outside the area with unbelievable finishes!

Aside from her goals, Chelsea worked hard to press the South Cave defenders into forcing errors and winning the ball back.

LADIES’ MATCH REPORT

Hall Road Rangers Ladies

(Emma Innes, Chelsea Bailey, Shannon Tate, Leanne Baggley, Olivia Nassau, o.g)

Rangers scored nice and early to get the game going with Rangers prolific striker, Chelsea Bailey getting her fourth goal of the season!

Rangers forced a corner which was well taken by Rangers striker Emma Innes, which was tapped in for an own goal back post by Kingswood player to make it 2-0 Rangers.

Rangers pushed on hungry for more and there was no let up for Kingswood when the in-form Rangers striker Chelsea Bailey scored her second of the game with a clever finish to make it 3-0 Rangers.

Baggley was rewarded for her great play when she met a Chelsea Bailey corner by heading the ball into the back of the net direct from the corner to make it 4-0 Rangers.

Rangers Striker, Emma Innes went through one on one with the Kingswood keeper and she picked her spot into the bottom right hand corner of the goal for 5-0 with a tidy side foot finish.

Chelsea Bailey was a live wire all game and became provider for team mate and central midfielder Shannon Tate who broke into the penalty area to finish sublimely to make it 6-0 Rangers.

Emma Innes made it 7-0 when played in by Leanne Baggley with a fantastic cross into the box for Innes to slide in and tap the ball home at the back post, 7-0 Rangers.

Rangers made it 8-0 before half time when Rangers striker Emma Innes sealed her hattrick by rounding the Kingswood keeper to tap ball over the line for 8-0. Half time 8-0 Rangers

At the break, Rangers brought on Olivia Nassau in centre midfield, Abbie Smith at right back, Lea Turnell at left back and Emma Wray on left wing.

Rangers had the game won first half and seemed to ease off with the same intensity but still managed another three second half goals, whilst nullifying any threat from Kingswood who failed a shot on Rangers goal throughout the 90 minutes

Rangers forced a succession of corners second half and when a half hearted clearance by Kingswood fell to Rangers midfielder, Olivia Nassau she made no mistake with an unstoppable effort from just outside the 18 yard box with an unstoppable rocket of a shot to make it 9-0 to Rangers. Rangers made it double figures when Rangers striker Emma Innes ‘MEGGZED’ the Kingswood defender before finishing into the bottom corner for 10-0.

Not quite done there, Rangers midfield maestro, the skilful Shannon Tate picked up the ball on the half way line and burst down the right wing beating three Kingswood players and leaving them behind as she cut into the box to ride a high challenge from Kingswood’s defender to then smash a shot into the roof of the net with an unbelievable driving run and finish of pure quality to end the game 11-0 Rangers which sees Hall Road Rangers Ladies joint top, only trailing leaders on goal difference by 2 goals.

It’s been a fantastic start to the season for Rangers who really hope to challenge in the upper half of the league this season.

Rangers news

HRR U9s Cobras secure main kit sponsor

Hall Road Rangers U9s Cobras are proud to announce that Kingstown Flooring Hull are their main kit sponsor for the 2022/23 season.

Modelling the kit is Rangers Cobras player Ryan!

HRR Ladies earn third straight league win

Hall Road Rangers Ladies made it three wins from three league games with a 0-8 victory at Malet Lambert Ladies.

Following the game, 16 year old Holly Page (left) was awarded the Player of the Match trophy after she put in a solid performance despite playing out of her normal position at left back.

All at the club would like to congratulate HRR Ladies on their victory and also Holly for earning her individual award!

Couple of players wanted for Rangers U9s

Hall Road Rangers U9s (school year 4) are looking to add a couple of players to their squad.

If your child is interested, please contact the club on social media (Hall Road Rangers Official/@HRRFC).

Rangers

Spinks sets new HRR goal scoring record

Chris Spinks has recently made it 67 goals in a HRR shirt and that makes him the club’s highest goal scorer in league and cup games since 2005. This takes him ahead of Paul Palmer who held the original record with 65 goals. All at the club would like congratulate Spinksy on this magnificent achievement and cementing his place in HRR history!

Second HRR Ladies team formed

HRR Ladies are setting up a second Ladies team to play in the East Riding County Women’s League this season.

looking for players of all abilities to work under the management of new Rangers Ladies coach Tony Maione.

information,

Massive fundraising efforts for HRR Rockets U9s

A great amount of money has been raised for

Rockets u9s through a sponsored climb of Scafell Pike.

was a fantastic initiative and work by all involved and all at the club thank those who’ve contributed to the GoFundMe page through their generous donations!

HEDON RANGERS

Hedon Rangers AFC Eastside Community Sports Trust Staithes Road

Preston

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Hedon Rangers AFC was formed in 1982 to provide organised football for the boys and girls within Hedon and the surrounding area, giving them the opportunity to develop a sporting interest that will last for life.

Since the club’s inception it has grown steadily in size and successfully competes in the Hull and District Youth Football League.

The club also has a thriving men’s section. The First Team play in the Humber Premier League, the other three teams all play in their games in the East Riding County League.

A further two veterans teams compete in the Hull and District Veterans Football League.

The club now provides football for over 300 children and adults from the 4 year olds in the Academy to open age.

At Hedon Rangers, their overriding intention is to make everyone’s involvement in the game of football as enjoyable as possible, regardless of age, ability or background, hopefully ensuring they develop not only as players but also as individuals.

The value of team participation in this development should never be underestimated.

Hedon Rangers Committee Members

Chairman: Richard Cooper

Treasurer: Darren Walker

Secretary: Dave Thompson Welfare Office: Richard Cooper Coach Mentor: Lee Baker Youth Soccer: Simon Matson

Mens: Kenny Harrison

1st Team Lee Baker Reserves Rich Cooper

3rd Team Mark Lyon 4th Team Academy Will Kirke Veterans Simon Matson Veterans B Carl Southcoat Women’s Millie Cooper

JUNIORS Academy Rich Cooper Academy Paul Paviour

U7 Liam Sykes

U7 Other Pete Smith

U8 Lee Baker

U8 Royals Teresa Drinkwater U9 Matt Holmes

U9 Andy Waugh

U9 Sarah Carmichael

U9 Eastside Richard Whitehead U10 Ian Smith

U11 Mark Baker

U11 Eastside Simon Matson U11 Blues Mike Stansfield

U12 Eastside Faye Collinson Batty

U12 Eastside Dave Collinson-Batty

U12 Blues Andy Thomas

U13 Jim Baron

U13 Eastside Phil Hill U13 Eastside Denise Winter U14 Eastside Andy Jarvis U14 Andy Sutton

HEDON RANGERS

Hedon Rangers results & fixtures 2022/2023

20/08/22 14:00 Hedon Rangers

24/08/22 18:30 Hedon Rangers

FC 3 - 4 East Riding Rangers

FC 2 - 4 (HT 0-3) Hornsea Town

27/08/22 14:00 Hedon Rangers FC 1 - 0 St Marys AFC

30/08/22 19:30 Hedon Rangers FC First 3 - 5 AFC West Hull (Gunners David Whitton Memorial Trophy)

03/09/22 14:00 Hedon Rangers FC 2 - 1 Hall Road Rangers

17/09/22 14:00 Reckitts AFC 1 - 5 Hedon Rangers FC

24/09/22 14:00 Hedon Rangers FC 3 - 1 (HT 1-0) Hull United AFC

08/10/22 14:00 Hall Road Rangers v Hedon Rangers

15/10/22 14:00 Hull United AFC v Hedon Rangers FC

22/10/22 14:00 Hedon Rangers FC v LIV Supplies

29/10/22 14:00 Hedon Rangers FC v Cherry Burton F.C.

05/11/22 14:00 Hessle Sporting Club v FC Hedon Rangers FC

19/11/22 14:00 Hedon Rangers FC v Cherry Burton (Whiteheads Fish and Chip Cup 2022 - 2023)

26/11/22 14:00 Hedon Rangers FC H v AFC Reckitts

10/12/22 14:00 Pocklington Town v FC Hedon Rangers FC

17/12/22 14:00 LIV Supplies v FC Hedon Rangers FC

07/01/23 14:00 Sculcoates Amateurs v Hedon Rangers FC

14/01/23 14:00 Hedon Rangers FC v South Cave United

21/01/23 14:00 Hedon Rangers FC v Pocklington Town

28/01/23 14:00 East Riding Rangers v Hedon Rangers FC

04/02/23 14:00 Hedon Rangers FC v Sculcoates Amateurs

18/02/23 14:00 Hedon Rangers FC v Hessle Rangers

25/02/23 14:00 Hornsea Town v Hedon Rangers FC

04/03/23 14:00 Cherry Burton F.C v FC Hedon Rangers FC

25/03/23 14:00 Hedon Rangers FC v Hessle Sporting Club

01/04/23 14:00 South Cave United v Hedon Rangers FC

08/04/23 14:00 Hessle Rangers v Hedon Rangers FC

As FA Cup draws go, there really is nothing like the fourth qualifying round.

Yes, the first round ‘proper’ (a word banned in NLP Towers), and third round draws will grab all the publicity but, for me, there isn’t anything quite like the euphoria of the final qualifier before the ‘big boys’ come in.

Give the change of the Non-League landscape these last few years, I would argue that the Holy Grail for all FA Cup dreamers starts here – and this week’s draw sure didn’t disappoint.

Take Anstey Nomads for example. The lowest ranked club left in the competition as I write this, the Step 5 Nomads have progressed through five rounds to get to this stage for the first time in their history, culminating in a 5-0 victory over fellow minnows Shefford Town & Campton last weekend.

Their reward, a home tie with Chesterfield, second in the National League with average attendances of over 6,000 and FA Cup semifinalists in 1996-97.

Who says the magic of the FA Cup only starts at round one?

And Nomads weren’t the only ones to pick a dream tie in the live talkSPORT draw this week.

Beckenham Town, riding high in Isthmian League South East having won promotion from Combined Counties South last week, were rewarded for their 5-3 success over Binfield with a visit of Dagenham & Redbridge to their modest Eden Park Avenue ground. What a scalp that could be?

Elsewhere, Coalville Town were handed a dream trip to Notts County’s famous Meadow

Lane stadium, steeped in FA Cup history, Sevenoaks Town were given a short trip to National League South leaders and Kent rivals Ebbsfleet United and St Ives Town were pulled out a home tie against top-flight strugglers FC Halifax Town, no doubt dreaming of adding their names to the cup archives.

Underdogs Hanley Town, Stocksbridge Park Steels or Ashington and Clitheroe or Bury AFC - in their first FA Cup foray as a phoenix clubwere also looking to continue the journey as this column went to press with Tuesday night replays – arguably the biggest games in their club’s history.

One tie which will stand out to the FA Cup purist, however, is Blyth Spartans’ visit of National League Wrexham.You have to go back to 1977-78 to stumble across the history between these two sides and a fifth-round replay played at Newcastle United.

After a 1-1 draw in the initial tie at Wrexham, the replay was switched to a snowbound St James’s Park and was watched by an official attendance of 42,187 – easily the biggest crowd of the season there and one which wouldn’t be bettered for 22 years!

Wrexham won the replay 2-1 and went on to lose 3-2 to Arsenal in the quarter-finals that season.

These days, of course, the Dragons are owned by A-lister Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney and have dreams of replicating such glory.

But in order for the Hollywood storyline to roll into action, they’re going to have to rewrite history and get past old foes Blyth first.

Lights, camera, action!

RESULTS 2022-2023

Date Comp Opposition

25Aug22

HPL LIVSUPPLIES

28Aug22 HPL PocklingtonTown

03Sep22

HPL HedonRangers

1 2 3 4 5 6

W1-0 3 Withill Williams Murray Pulford Chaffer Andrew

W4-2 6 Taylor Williams Murray Pulford Miller Andrew

L1-2 6 Withill Williams Murry Pulford Chaffer* Andrew

06Sep22 Cup BeverleyTownReserves W6-1 - Withill Williams Pulford(1) JHall Chaffer Andrew

17Sep22 HPL SouthCaveUnited

24Sep22

HPL HessleSportingClub

L1-4 6 Withill Williams# Pulford JHall Chaffer Andew

W3-2 9 Withill Waud Pulford Murray Chaffer Andrew

01Oct22 HPL HULLUNITED W1-0 12 Withill Waud Pulford# Murray Miller* Andrew

08Oct22 HPL HEDONRANGERS 2pm

15Oct22 HPL HornseaTown 2pm

22Oct22 HPL HESSLERANGERS 2pm

29Oct22 HPL STMARY’SAFC 2pm

05Nov22 HPL EastRidingRangers 2pm

26Nov22 HPL SculcoatesAmateurs 2pm

03Dec22 HPL HESSLESPORTINGCLUB 2pm

07Jan23 HPL ReckittsAFC 2pm

14Jan23 HPL EASTRIDINGRANGERS 2pm

21Jan23 HPL HullUnited 2pm

28Jan23 HPL SCULCOATESAMATEURS 2pm

11Feb23 HPL RECKITTSAFC 2pm

18Feb23 HPL StMary’sAFC 2pm

25Feb23 HPL CHERRYBURTON 2pm

11Mar23 HPL POCKLINGTONTOWN 2pm

01Apr23 HPL CherryBurton 2pm

08Apr23 HPL HORNSEATOWN 2pm

15Apr23 HPL LIVSupplies 2pm

HPL-HumberPermierLeague Cup-WhiteheadsFishandChipCup

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RESULTS

7 8 9 10 11 Substitutes

Andrew RHall

Bullement Harrison# Oliver+ O’Malley(1)* Waud#,Loughton*,Miller+,Taylor,Sallis

Andrew RHall Bullement(1)Spinks(1)+ Robinson(2)*Harrison# Howe#,Sidwell*,Sallis+,Withill,Wolstenholme

Andrew RHall Waud Bullement(1)+Robinson O’Malley# Oliver#,Miller*,Iversen+,Emmerson,JHall

Andrew RHall+ Iversen(1)* Spinks(2) Miller# Oliver(2) Bullement#,Waud*,O’Malley+,McKinney,Muray

Andew Loughton* Waud Iversen+ Salter(1) Robinson Miller#,O’Malley*,Shepard+,Emmerson

Andrew Shepard# Bullement* Spinks(2) Salter+ O’Malley Iversen#,Loughton(1)*,Harrison+,Emmerson,Sallis

Andrew Harrison Bullement Spinks Salter O’Malley+ Loughton#,Wray*,Oliver+,Iversen,Sallis

HUMBER PREMIER LEAGUE

Team

Amateurs

East Riding Rangers

Hedon Rangers FC

Hornsea Town

Hall Road Rangers

South Cave United

Pocklington Town

LIV Supplies

Cherry Burton F.C

Hessle Sporting Club

Hull United AFC

St Marys AFC

Reckitts AFC

Hessle Rangers

Away

1 1 0 4 2 3 0 0 10 2 4 1 0 14 4 10 13

3 1 1 17 7 1 0 1 6 7 4 1 2 23 14 9 13

3 0 2 11 10 1 0 0 5 1 4 0 2 16 11 5 12

1 0 3 3 8 3 0 0 12 4 4 0 3 15 12 3 12

2 0 0 2 0 2 0 2 9 10 4 0 2 11 10 1 12

2 1 1 12 8 1 1 1 4 4 3 2 2 16 12 4 11

1 0 2 4 7 2 0 0 6 0 3 0 2 10 7 3 9

0 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 12 15 3 0 3 12 15 -3 9

1 0 2 4 9 2 0 1 7 8 3 0 3 11 17 -6 9

1 3 1 14 12 0 0 1 1 2 1 3 2 15 14 1 6

1 0 1 4 3 0 2 2 7 10 1 2 3 11 13 -2 5

1 1 0 5 3 0 1 4 3 11 1 2 4 8 14 -6 5

0

2 2 8 13 -5 2

1 5 9 23 -14 1

HPL fixtures

Saturday, 8th October

Hall Road Rangers v Hedon Rangers

Pocklington Town v Hull United St Mary’s AFC v Sculcoates Amateurs

Hessle Sporting Club v Hornsea Town (East Riding Senior Cup)

Reckitts AFC v LIV Supplies (East Riding Senior Cup)

Tuesday, 11th October

Beverley Town v Cherry Burton (East Riding Senior Cup)

Saturday, 15th October

Cherry Burton v Hessle Sporting Club Hornsea Town v Hall Road Rangers

Hull United v Hedon Rangers LIV Supplies v Hessle Rangers

Pocklington Town v St Mary’s AFC Sculcoates Amateurs v Reckitts

South Cave United v East Riding Rangers

SPONSOR A PLAYER

Hall Road Rangers are again inviting supporters and local businesses to support the club by sponsoring a player in the Hall Road Rangers squad. This is a great way to show your support for the club as well as to advertise your business for the rest of the season.

SPONSOR A PLAYER

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SPONSOR A PLAYER

Hall Road Rangers are again inviting supporters and local businesses to support the club by sponsoring a player in the Hall Road Rangers squad. This is a great way to show your support for the club as well as to advertise your business for the rest of the season.You will be associated with your sponsored player for any announcements made over the tannoy system for the rest of the season. That will include during the announcement of the team before the kick-off, and of course if your chosen player scores a goal!

If you would like to find out more information or to take one of these packages please contact Dave Reader at the club.

THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS

THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS

Beverley Town Reserves 1 Hall Road Rangers

Hall Road Rangers: Withill, Williams, Pulford, J. Hall, Chaffer, Andrew (C), R. Hall (O’Malley 71’), Iversen (Waud 67’), Spinks, Miller (Bullement 67’), Oliver.

Subs Not Used: McKinney, Murray.

Hall Road Rangers are through to the Second Round of the Whiteheads Fish & Chips Cup after securing an emphatic 1-6 victory against Beverley Town Reserves at Norwood Recreation Ground.

The hosts had a half chance in the eighth minute when they hit a shot wide after a sloppy pass from Hall Road’s defence gave the ball away. Three minutes later, Rangers created a chance of their own through a good run from Tom Oliver which resulted in him hitting an effort wide.

In the 33rd minute, Chris Spinks saw a curled effort go just wide. Before the halftime whistle, a Rob Hall header hit the post after he got on the end of a Spinks set piece delivery.

The deadlock was finally broken in the 53rd minute. Oliver latched onto a great through ball from Spinks and cooly slotted the ball into the back of the net to put Rangers in front and get his first goal for the club.

Finn Pulford doubled Hall Road’s lead in the 55th minute as he was on hand to bundle the ball over the line to secure his first HRR goal. The goal blitz continued in the 57th minute when Tom Iversen met an Ellis Miller pass and fired the ball home to make it 0-3.

As the game was beginning to draw to a close, Rangers extended their lead even further. Oliver made it a brace for himself in the 80th minute with a lovely finish. Just seconds later, Spinks got himself on the

scoresheet with a fantastic chipped effort which looped into the back of the net.

Beverley Town Reserves got a late consolation through a Shaun Scotthorne effort in the 85th minute which meant that Rangers couldn’t keep a clean sheet on the night. However, a great finish from Spinks to get himself a brace added some more gloss on the final score.

Rangers manager Leon Sewell was very pleased with his side’s attacking output: He said: ”Firstly, I’d like to thank Beverley for hosting the game tonight. The first half was a really good, competitive game. I said to the lads at half-time that it’ll be one nil, so they’ve proved me wrong with that.

I think our fitness showed in the second half and our quality came through. We made a couple of little tweaks and asked them to do a couple of different things and they’ve delivered it.

I think we scored six really good goals. Happy, but still disappointed from Saturday’s league defeat. What we did tonight should have been done on Saturday.

Take nothing away from it. It’s the reaction that we wanted from the boys.

I was tempted to make a lot of changes, but gave 14 of the lads from Saturday a second chance and they’ve stood up to it tonight.

I’m really happy. Six good goals and we’re into the next round.”

South Cave 4 Hall Road Rangers 1 Saturday,

Humber Premier League

Hall Road Rangers were comprehensively beaten by South Cave United  as they suffered a 4-1 defeat.

The early stages of the game saw both sides have half chances. South Cave fired an effort over the bar in the eighth minute whilst Rangers created an opening a minute later through a Lucas Robinson shot which went straight at the South Cave keeper.

In the 15th minute, Rangers took the lead courtesy of a debut goal from Kian Salter as he sent a great strike into the back of the net.

A long throw into the Hall Road box caused problems in the 21st minute which led to a header being put just wide by the hosts. Two minutes later, South Cave equalised when former Rangers player Josh Tennant bundled the ball home. In the 26th minute, the hosts turned things round and took the lead thanks to a Craig Sedman effort.

South Cave extended their lead a couple of minutes before the break as a shot from Tom Andrews went through Rangers keeper Haydn Withill and squirmed into the back of the net.

There wasn’t a significant reaction from Hall Road in the second half and South Cave looked more likely to add to their lead. They did exactly that in the 65th minute when Tennant made it a brace for himself by getting to the ball before Withill and looping it into the empty net.

MATCH

Hall Road Rangers: Withill, Williams (Miller 67’), Pulford, J. Hall, Chaffer, Andrew (C), Loughton (O’Malley 67’), Waud, Iversen (Shepard 67’), Salter, Robinson.

Sub Not Used: Emmerson.

Reflecting on the game, Rangers boss Leon Sewell admitted that his side still have a lot to learn and work on:

“Obviously, there’s a lot of emotions flying around after a heavy defeat. In true reflection, South Cave fully deserved their victory.

A really bad day at the office and there’s no excuses from me or the players. Six senior players unavailable and six players aged 19 and under featured in the squad and it’s a huge learning curve for all of us.

What’s most disappointing is I thought we were the better team at the start of the game and new signing Kian Salter took his goal exceptionally well. We failed to push on and let South Cave back into the game very easily.

The Humber Premier League has some tough, strong and footballing sides in it and we need to quickly adapt to it. Otherwise, we’ll be left behind the chasing pack as such.

Hopefully, we’ll have some players return to training in midweek as we prepare for Hessle Sporting away which’ll be another tough test away from home.”

Today’s match

Hall

Hall Road Rangers

Lewis Andrew

Luke

Jordan

Robert

Harrison

Howe

Thomas Iversen

Samuel Loughton

Caleb McKinney

Ellis Miller

James Murray

O'Malley

Oliver

Finley

Callum Sallis

Kian

Callum

Finlay Southcoats

Hedon Rangers

Daniel Barr

Joseph Bolton

William Broadley

Ryan Cary

Joseph Chadburn

Clancy

George Cooper

Charlie Craig

Callum Dale

Carl Derbyshire

Harry Giles

Tom Gotts

Andrew Harrison

Jordan Hart

Hudson

Connor

Joe Lamplough

Marshall

Maston

Josh McGeachy

Sam McGeachy

James Oglesby

Ryan Oliver

Tyler Pelham

Rob Petch

Declan

Finn Riley

Tom Rouse

Mark Sansam

Sison

Oliver Skerrett

Peter Smith