Saturday football: Brownhill toasts Tulips treble, Tigers smash Sleaford for seven, Pinchbeck beaten

Both Spalding United and Holbeach United enjoyed impressive away wins on Saturday, while Pinchbeck United were soundly beaten at home.

A Joel Brownhill hat-trick ensured that Spalding were 3-1 winners at Stocksbridge Park Steels in the Bet Victor NPL East Division, making it two games unbeaten in the process.

The Tulips are now eight in the table ahead of Tuesday night’s home date with Cleethorpes Town (7.45pm).

Holbeach, meanwhile, smashed Sleaford Town 7-0 in the Uhlsport UCL Premier Division at Eslaforde Park thanks to a sensational second half.

The hosts had to endure 74 minutes with ten men after Ewan Armstrong was sent off for an elbow on Luke Wilson.

After making it to half-time at 0-0, goals from Josh Ford (2), Jonny Lockie (2), Liam Adams, Wilson and an own goal made it a demolition derby for Danny Hussey’s Tigers.

As for Pinchbeck, they slipped up 3-0 at home against a Wellingborough Town side that were good value for the points at the Sir Halley Stewart Playing Field.

Ryan Lovell nodded the Doughboys into a half-time lead, before Lloyd Burton’s long-ranger just after the break broke the Knights’ resolve.

Brandon Williams’ deflected strike rounded off the win, but Pinchbeck were indebted to a number of smart saves from Ricky Lovelace.

To compound the misery for Ian Dunn’s side, Tony Edwards saw a late penalty saved.

Down in the ChromaSport PDFL, Moulton Harrox dropped their first Premier Division points of the season as they were held 2-2 at basement side Leverington Sports.

Also in the top flight, Tydd went down 5-0 at Uppingham Town and Long Sutton beat Stamford Lions 2-1 in the PFA Senior Cup.

More to follow on all games at www.spaldingvoice.co.uk and in Thursday’s paper.

RESULTS

BetVictor NPL

South East Division: Carlton Town 1 Worksop Town 3; Frickley Athletic 1 Ilkeston Town 3; Market Drayton Town 2 Lincoln United 3; Stocksbridge Park Steels 1 Spalding United 3.

Uhlsport UCL

Premier Division: Cogenhoe United 1 Northampton ON Chenecks 1; Leicester Nirvana 0 Quorn 0; Loughborough University 2 Rugby Town 1; Peterborough Northern Star 1 Oadby Town 0; Shepshed Dynamo 3 Harborough Town 0; Sleaford Town 0 Holbeach United 7.

ChromaSport PDFL

Premier Division: Ketton 0 Thorney 1; Leverington Sports 2 Moulton Harrox 2; Peterborough Polonia 4 Oakham United 4; Uppingham Town 5 Tydd 0.

PFA Senior Cup: Long Sutton 2 Stamford Lions 1; Peterborough NES 1 Netherton Utd 3,

Division One: Eye United 7 Sutton Bridge Utd 0; FC Peterborough 1 Cardea 5; Kings Cliffe 4 Moulton Harrox Res 2; Spalding Town 0 Stamford Belvedere 4; Whittlesey Athletic Res 0 Premiair 13; Wittering Harriers 6 Peterborough Northern Star Res 0.

Division Two: Oakham United Res 0 Leverington Sports Res 1; Stamford Belvedere Res 1 Long Sutton Athletic Res 1; Thorpe Wood Rangers 6 Ketton Res 1; Warboys Town 0 NECI 0.

Division Three: Glinton & Northborough 8 FC Peterborough Res 0; Hampton 2 Orton Rangers 4; Holbeach United Sp 4 Wittering Harriers Res 0; Premiair Res 8 Uppingham Town Res 0; Tydd Res 4 Whittlesey Athletic A 3.

Division Four: Cardea Res 1 Stanground Sports 2; Casterton 10 Orton Rangers Res 1; Leverington Sports A 1 Kings Cliffe Res 6; Netherton United A 4 Dreams 7; Peterborough City 7 Huntingdon Rovers 8; Stilton United Res 8 Holbeach Bank 0; The Limetree 3 Hampton Res 2.

Division Five: Deeping United 11 Cambridge 0; Hampton A 4 Stamford Lions A 1; Huntingdon Town Dev 3 Sawtry 1; Parkside Res 2 Warboys Town Res 3.

PFA Challenge Cup: Crowland Town 3 Oundle Town 4.

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