In perfect condition’s Mill Lane United Yellows consolidated their position at the head of the East Riding Girls Football League table with a display of fast flowing football.
Mill Lane United reached their second final of the season with a convincing victory against North Ferriby.After the constant rain earlier in the week when the two teams met in the league the game was played in lovely conditions ideal for passing football.
Four goals from Emma Smith helped Mill Lane United to three more East Riding Girls Football League points. Now the United girls need just two more two wins to win the East Riding Girls League
Mill Lane United made it through to the Semi Final of the under 14 plate competition after a hard fought performance against Hessle .The teams meet earlier in the month in the Tesco cup final when Mill Lane United won convincingly
Mill Lane United went back to the top of the u14 girls football league with a convincing victory against a brave Preston side who battled for the full 70 minutes.
Four goals from prolific goal scorer Emma Smith were the highlights of this performance from Mill Lane giving the Beverley side their eleventh straight league victory to maintain their 100 % record in the East Riding Girls League.
Mill Lane United progressed into the next round of the Tesco Cup with an impressive team performance against joint top of the table Malet Lambert. Straight from the kick off the Beverley side made their intentions known with great passing football that had their opponents chasing shadows. Driven on by the the central midfield partnership of Emma Johnson and Emma Smith Mill Lane United were determined to be first to…
Mill Lane United continue to set the pace at the top of the table after a convincing victory against a hard working Pinfleet side at Broadgates. The Beverley side were slow to start with passes going astray against a battling Pinfleet team who had come to play football against their highflying opponents. With Pinfleet having an equal share of possession Mill Lane United were under more pressure than they were…
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