Brigg Town FC CIC win 8-0 at Kinsley before FA Vase tie

Brigg Town FC CIC won 0-8 at Kinsley on Saturday, and the club's own verdict was unambiguous: "What a superb performance, what a club and what a bunch of lads." Jack Richardson took the man of the match award and scored his first goal of the season, with the club singling out his consistency. The result lands a week before an FA Vase tie at North Shields, which Brigg Town FC CIC describe as a huge game. First, they host Selby Town this weekend.

The week's other lopsided score came at Sheerien Park, where Winterton Rangers won 5-0 at Athersley Recreation and moved up to eighth. It came just days after Winterton Rangers had lost 5-1 at home to Appleby Frodingham in the Lincolnshire Senior Trophy, a result Robbie Start said "brought back the memories of the dark times last season". After the win at Athersley, Start said: "We've got some very very good footballers at Winterton this year." Harry Fenton scored his first two goals for the club and was named man of the match in the club's fans' vote. Appleby Frodingham also progressed in the County Cup, beating Winterton Rangers after going behind in the second minute, with Jordan Spencer, Cal Stenton, Harry Douglas and a Josh Fraiwald brace on the scoresheet.

At Club Thorne Colliery, a 1-0 home win over Wakefield came three days after a 5-2 win against Selby Town, in which Luke Williams, Jackson Yates and Andy Wright were among the scorers. Wakefield confirmed that a last-minute goal decided Saturday's game.

Route One Rovers won 2-1 at Goole, with goals from Arshad and Conteh. That came on a day when Goole had Liam Tomlinson, Tawheed Ahmed, Jordan Buckham and Sandhu in line for debuts, and Joel Ward for a home debut. James Law struck in the 92nd minute to earn South Leeds a 1-1 draw at Wombwell Town. Selby Town shared a draw with Ilkley Town, with Bauer and Clapham scoring before a crowd of 260.

Armthorpe Welfare beat Immingham Town 4-1 to climb into the play-off places, extending an unbeaten run that the club put at six games before their trip to Kinsley this Saturday. Immingham Town appointed James Swann and Mario Augusta as managers, with Luke Mascall returning as player/coach, and the pair went straight into the dugout for Tuesday's match at Woodlands, the ground's first game under floodlights in over 30 years. Harrogate Railway Athletic ran out 3-1 winners against newly promoted Hemsworth Miners Welfare, with Sam Barker and Jack Mason among the scorers, while Field Olympic beat Liv FC 4-1 courtesy of a hat-trick from Junayd.