Beverley Town FC move top of the Humber Premier League with a 3 – 1 victory over Hessle Rangers at the Norwood Recreation Ground. It was not all plain sailing for Town, who despite dominating the game went a goal down to a header early in the first half.
Beverley Town FC progressed in the East Riding County FA Senior Cup as they beat North Cave for the second time in two weeks.
The top two teams in the Humber Premier League went head to head in the first of two back to back matches. Beverley Town who are in second place travelled to North Cave to take on the current league leaders and left with all three
Beverley Town FC Reserves were knocked out of the cup as they were beaten 4 – 3 by Little Weighton at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
Beverley went into their top of the table clash with rivals Sculcoates Amateurs, knowing that a victory would mean them leapfrogging their opponents into 2nd place.
Beverley Town FC were beaten 2 – 0 and 4 – 1 by Hessle Sporting Stingrays at Longcroft School despite playing very well at times in both games.
Beverley Town Wanderers bounced back in style this week in a vigorous effort, full of strength and purpose.
Two goals from Rob Northern and a strike from Richard Gibson ensured Beverley Town FC continued to keep in the hunt at the top of the HUmber Premier League.
The blue and golds bowed out of the Tom Beautiman Cup on Saturday at the Beverley Leisure Centre. They had ample opportunity to win this tie and will again kick themselves for not making the most of their chances in attack.
Beverley Town FC sneaked a late equaliser to snatch a draw at the Norwood Recreation Ground. Gaffer Dave Ricardo opted to rest key players ahead of next week’s clash with Sculcoates Amateurs
Beverley Town Wanderers won the first, then lost the second game in two matches of few clear-cut chances. GAME 1 – The Beverley outfit started well, dictating the midfield battles and limiting the Cottingham chances with excellent defensive duties
Walkington were dumped out of the cup by Beverley Town Reserves at Longcroft School in what assistant boss Phil Mosses described as a tough match.
Beverley Town FC came from behind to beat Chalk Lane in the East Riding Senior Cup at the Norwood Recreation Ground. Trailing 1 – 0 at half time, a Town side that featured a number of young players put in a better shift in the second half to turn the game around.
Beverley Town FC smashed six past Scarborough Town as they continue to go from strength to strength in the Humber Premier League under the new management regime.
FC Beverley travelled to East Hull for their first game in the Knock-Out Cup. All 19 players were back to full fitness and all available for selection for the first time this season.
Beverley Town Beavers came from a goal down to beat Full Measure at Lecconfield Sports Club. Peter Savage opened the scoring for the visitors on ten minutes; Jon Burnett equalised for Town on the stroke of half time with the winner coming from Alex Thompson with just two minutes remaining in the game.
Beverley Town Reserves will be kicking themselves after they were held at home by Driffield Rangers Town’s second team created plenty of openings but time, and time again were guilty of wasting chances at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
Beverley Town FC came from behind to beat Pocklington Town at the Norwood Recreation Ground. Michael O’Connell and Rob Northern got the all-important goals to earn the home side another three vital points in the race to be champions of Humber Premier League.