Beverley Town Football Club will Wolfreton School this weekend when they take on Hessle Rangers in the Humber Premier League.
With just two games remaining this season, gaffer Rich Jagger says no one is taking their foot off the gas as the club look to end the season by winning their last two fixtures.
Beverley Town Football Club will be aiming to make it consecutive league wins as they travel to the Victoria Pleasure Ground to take on Goole.
Rich Jagger will be a looking for a response from his players after they were dumped out of the Fish and Chips Cup last weekend going down 4-1 to Crown FC.
Beverley Town manager Rich Jagger is confident his side will get a run out this weekend and the game against East Riding Carnegie will go ahead.
Bad weather has seen many game called off due to the pitches being unplayable though Jagger is confident Norwood will be ready for Saturday.
A second half header from Ben Thomson secured all three points for Beverley Town Football Club as they beat East Riding Rangers.
Gaffer Rich Jagger said he was ‘really pleased’ with the side after they also kept a clean sheet in this all important Humber Premier League match.
Beverley Town Football Club return to Humber Premier League action this Saturday as they take on Easington United.
Following a week off, gaffer Rich Jagger will be forced to shuffle his pack ahead of the game against a side who are the foot of the table.
Beverley Town Mohicans came out on top at Longcroft School on Sunday with a 7 -6 win over Cottingham Rangers. Nathan Mist was the main man for the Mohicans as he racked up an incredible six goals in the games. Picture: Mohicnas player flys through the air with the greatest of ease to make a volley [nggallery id=1798]
Beverley Town Warriors, sponsored by Carlton Glazing of Beverley, produced a superb team effort to make the Knock Out cup final for the second consecutive year beating three fellow Myton league teams on the way. Westella chose to play against the wind in the first half and whilst possession was evenly split Town created the only goal threats. The lead came from a rasping Harvey Spence shot into the roof…