Senior Cup game abandoned after brawl between Wigginton and Old Malton players

Wigginton Grasshoppers duo Eddy Clapham,  left, and Jamie Green, second left, are in the thick of it as a brawl erupts in the Senior Cup tie with Old Malton  St Mary’s. Clapham  and Green were sent off along with  the visitors’ Tom Fenwick Wigginton Grasshoppers duo Eddy Clapham, left, and Jamie Green, second left, are in the thick of it as a brawl erupts in the Senior Cup tie with Old Malton St Mary’s. Clapham and Green were sent off along with the visitors’ Tom Fenwick

A MASS brawl led to the abandonment of the York Minster Engineering Football League Senior Cup round one tie between Wigginton Grasshoppers and Old Malton St Mary’s.

Wiggy’s Eddy Clapham and Jamie Green were sent off along with Old Malton’s Tom Fenwick after a fight broke out involving the majority of the 22 players.

Referee Neil Howlett took the decision to abandon the match in the 38th minute with the Ryedale side leading their hosts 3-0.

League officials will discuss the incident at their next management meeting.

Premier division leaders Dunnington needed a goal two minutes from time to beat division one Hemingbrough.

Dunnington fell behind to a Darryl Tate goal but Scott Sullivan levelled before the break.

A Tom Matthews penalty put the top flight side in front and, although Jon Wileman levelled, Tom Richards struck a late winner.

Premier division strugglers Hamilton Panthers raced into a 3-0 lead at home to division one Haxby with goals from Josh Leeming, Mark Willoughby and new signing Darren Branden.

The visitors rallied with Matthew Wash scoring either side of the interval, but Panthers held on.

York St John beat Total Sports on penalties after a 1-1 draw. A late equaliser from Tom Robinson cancelled out Liam Wadsworth’s opener for the students.

Alex Yates scored twice for Terrington in a 3-0 win at Aviva. Jordan Grose completed the scoring.

Rowntrees hit three goals in the final three minutes at Pocklington to win 6-1. Dan Marshall (2), Andy Barrass, Paul Scaife, Kev Butler and Andy Barrett shared the Rowntrees tally, with Dave O’Connor hitting Pock’s reply.

Copmanthorpe ’keeper Ben Sheehan converted a second-half penalty as Cop defeated Huntington 1-0, while Craig McShane struck a goal in each half for Dringhouses as they won 2-0 at Selby RSSC.

Riccall United came from 3-0 down at home to York RI to win 8-4. There were hat-tricks for Tom Littlewood and Gary Collier, while Wayne Brook and Dave Heron also netted. Lee Powell and Mark Woodward shared the RI goals.

The all-division one tie between St Clement’s and Tockwith was settled by a penalty five minutes from time by Will Richmond.

Earlier, Graham Hutchinson had put Tockwith in front, with Mike Heels equalising for Saints.

Comments(1)

yorkiemum says...
12:50pm Mon 4 Mar 13

Disgraceful I hope their mums are proud of them!!!

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