Fenstanton upset the odds in Benevolent Cup
FENSTANTON put in the performance of the round in the Benevolent Cup quarter-finals, winning 5-3 at Brampton.
Football round-up
FENSTANTON put in the performance of the round in the Benevolent Cup quarter-finals, winning 5-3 at Brampton.
Mark Gallagher opened the scoring before the home side replied with a double. Stewart Phillips and an own goal swung the game back in Fenny’s favour by the break, and substitute Josh Turner added a brace to sew up the match, despite Brampton’s late third.
Buckden failed to make home advantage pay as they tumbled out 2-0 to CSV United, and St Ives Rangers took the spoils with a narrow 1-0 win at Alconbury Reserves.
In the Peterborough Premier League, leaders Ramsey suffered a shock home 3-2 defeat at the hands of Uppingham, but Alconbury put up a good show before losing 3-1 to second-placed Pinchbeck.
It was a day to forget for Warboys in Division One as they imploded against leaders Kings Cliffe in a 14-1 defeat.
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Sawtry were beaten 3-0 by neighbours Stilton and Hartford Sun were eclipsed 4-1 by Ryhall.
In the Cambs Premier, Somersham continue to slip down the table after being held to a 1-1 draw by lowly Cottenham.
In Senior A Hemingford’s 2-0 win at Wimblington elevated them to fourth place and Needingworth charged to a 4-1 win against Mildenhall Reserves. Great Paxton climbed to fourth spot in Senior B with an excellent 3-0 win at Lakenheath.
