Football

Littletown and Lower Hopton progressed to the West Riding County Amateur League Premier Division Cup with victories last Saturday.

Crackenedge suffered their first defeat of the season as they went down 2-1 away to Wakefield League Premier Division title rivals Halton Moor last Saturday.

Dewsbury Rangers Reserves, Savile United and Batelians all booked places in the Yorkshire Amateur League’s Hodgson Cup second round with victories last Saturday.

Roberttown Rovers inflicted a first defeat of the season on Heavy Woollen Sunday League Premier Division leaders Deighton WMC as things at the top of the table were given a shake up.

Suitably refreshed and raring to go again, Leeds United set out on their next section of the season on Saturday looking to justify their status as TV stars.

Liversedge were left to rue a host of missed chances in the first half as they slipped to a 2-0 defeat at the hands of Yorkshire Amateurs last Saturday.

Roberttown Rovers booked their place in the West Riding County FA Sunday Cup second round following a penalty shoot-out win over Hounds.

Littletown, Hartshead and Wyke Wanderers are all safely through to the West Riding County Challenge Cup second round following victories last Saturday.

Fox and Hounds picked up their first win of the season last Saturday as they moved off the foot of the Wakefield League Premier Division.

Lower Hopton failed to take full advantage of their title rivals’ cup commitments as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Ryburn United in the West Riding County Amateur League Premier Division last Saturday.

Norristhorpe slipped to their first defeat in Yorkshire Amateur League Division Three last Saturday as they went down 2-1 at home to Leeds City Old Boys Thirds.

Leeds United will feel they were robbed of top spot ahead of the latest international break after they were held to a 1-1 draw by Brentford while rivals Sheffield United and West Brom both won to climb above them in the Sky Bet Championship.

Liversedge are safely through to the West Riding County Cup second round following a 3-2 win over Campion on Tuesday night.

Liversedge battled to earn a hard-fought point from a 2-2 draw away to Staveley Miners Welfare in the Northern Counties East League Premier Division last Saturday.

Referee Jeremy Simpson was villain of the piece as Leeds United were denied victory at home to Brentford.

Navigation remain five points behind the Heavy Woollen Sunday League Premier Division pace setters Deighton WMC following victory over bottom side Cock of the North.

Savile United recorded a fifth straight win and remain top of Yorkshire Amateur League Division Five.

Crackenedge picked up their third straight win and sit top of the Wakefield League Premier Division on goal difference as they beat Durkar 4-1.

Liversedge brought their eight-match losing run to a halt on Tuesday night when they fought out a goalless draw with Handsworth Parramore.