National U19 League Div H
Ilkeston FC U19 0 - 2 Nuneaton
Town U19
Nuneaton right back Mel Adesida
tapped in at the far post on 34, and sub midfielder Charlie Chechlacz squeezed
the ball in at the near post on 86 to give Town a win that their quality play
so richly deserved.
H-T 0-1
Attendance H/C 35 - played at Basford Utd 3G facility
Admission £0
Tuesday 17th January
2017
Central League Cup
Mansfield Town Res 2-1 Notts County Res
Danny Rose slid the ball home
from just inside box on 3 minutes and Kevan Hurst curled a 25 yard free-kick
into the top left corner on 9 minutes to give the Stags the early advantage.
A free-kick from wide right was
played in at the near post on 66, and former Dunkirk winger Sam Osborne steered
the ball in at the near post after he was left totally unmarked.
H-T 2-0
Attendance 153 (Roger Rann H/C)
Admission £3.00 - team sheet
included
Played at Rainworth MW
Tuesday 17th January 2017
Notts F.A. Senior Cup 1/4 final
Carlton Town 3-2 Sherwood
Colliery (aet)
Triston Burrell gave the CMFL
outfit a surprise lead in just the 4th minute of this NSC quarter
final tie, firing home at the far post after the home defence had failed to
clear their lines. Carlton looked less
than a Northern Premier step four side, and failed to unduly worry Colliery
keeper Alex Smith as the firs half progressed. H-T 0-1
It got even worse for
the home fans when Danny Williams added the visitors’ second with just 12
minutes to play. I was with Newark Town Secretary Richard Lane, and I reckon that we have enough experience enough between us to that know 2-0 is sometimes not enough. When Carlton’s
Danny Gordon fired home from the edge of the box on 83, we began to get more
and more concerned about the possibility of extra-time, and grew more and more
fearful that the home team would grab a late equaliser. As the game entered
it’s second minute of added time, the inevitable happened. A ball was fired
across the Sherwood goal mouth and Josh Rae was on hand to steer it past the
unlucky Smith. F-T 2-2
The first period of extra time
was unremarkable, but with 6 minutes of the second period commencing, the
Millers’ took the lead for the first time in the game, Laurence Gorman firing
low and hard past Smith. F-T 3-2
Sherwood were arguably the better team for
the most part, and probably deserved to win, but to give Carlton a little
credit, even though they were poor on the evening, they never gave up and will
now entertain Teversal in the semi-finals.
Admission £5.00 / £3.00
Attendance : 85
Free team sheet