Ryhope edge it over the Raiders in U9s
RYHOPE CW stay fifth after their hard-fought 1-0 victory over AC Raiders in the Under-9s Division One of the Chase Holmes South Tyneside Youth League.
A Nunn strike, which was tucked away in style, proved the difference between the sides.
Whiteleas Barcelona scored a very good 2-1 win over St Cuthbert's.
Evans netted well for the Durham side, but two fine strikes from Dorward secured the points for his side.
Nothing could separate South Shields Dial-a-Cab and high-flying Whiteleas Brazil with neither side being able to break down their opponent's defence.
The 0-0 draw was a great result for Dial-a-Cab who battled all the way.
Consett Cannons remain top of the pack after their 2-0 win over a spirited Jarrow FC Blues.
Cannons had Clarke and Johnson to thank for firing them into an unassailable lead.
Hebburn Town Gold took on second place FC Sparta and were on the wrong end of a 10-0 thumping.
Despite the scoreline, Gold's players deserve credit for never giving up.
On the mark for Sparta were Tudor, star man Houston, Seff and Blythe, with Hope, Edmed and Carman all adding doubles.
Harraton Athletic Greens stay in third spot after their comfortable 6-0 win over Hebburn Town Blues.
On the scoresheet were Long, Hunter and Morrison who all netted fine doubles.
* All games were cancelled in the under-9s Premier League, sponsored by Beautiful Bedrooms.
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Friday 25 May 2012
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