Second division Bridge Colts caused the upset of the Challenge Trophy second round when they came from behind to defeat first division hosts New Earswick.

Walker and Barker gave the home side a flying start with first half strikes. But then Dean pulled one back for the visitors before Burgess netted twice to send Colts into round three.

Wilford was the star of the show scoring all four as Derwent United won 4-3 at Severus SC.

A Tosh Reid penalty gave Ainsty the lead against the run of play at Selby Olympia WMC. They then missed a host of chances to wrap the game up and a costly mistake from goalkeeper Maxwell in the 80th minute forced the tie into extra time. Another error from the Ainsty 'keeper gifted Selby a 2-1 win.

A single goal in the last minute from Graham Astle saw Blacksmiths Arms through at the expense of The Five Lions.

Division six giant-killers were at it again in the Mecca Trophy, where F1 Racing ousted fourth division high fliers Real Way Station.

After a goal-less first half, Moore put F1 ahead before Rawcliffe levelled with a great volley. That's how it remained until 15 minutes from time when F1's Glynn, Grewer, Bennett and Yeowart scored.

Swans also saw off division four opposition when a brace apiece from Dutton and and Douglas sealed a 5-2 win over Acomb Celtic.

Table-toppers Skelton beat hosts Boot and Slipper 3-0 with goals from Chris Holmes (2) and Shaun Robinson.

Charlton and Bryan notched two apiece as Shoulder of Mutton beat Raskelf Rovers 7-0, while Hemingbrough hammered hosts Wanderers 8-0, Bennett and Smith each netting two. Copmanthorpe matched that, Gilbertson and Robinson getting hat-tricks.

In the league, Acomb SC moved up to third in division two with a hard earned 2-1 win over Shipton. Tute and Wray scored for Acomb with Myers replying.

Honours ended even in division three, where goals from Mitchell and Gibson saw Bishopthorpe draw 2-2 with Burnholme SC.

Despite winning 3-2 at home to Rumours with strikes from Dear (2) and Baxter (pen), Kingsway Riders dropped to the foot of the table after Gipsy Moth lost 4-0 to Castle Ox for whom Swales, Day, Holmes and Mangan were the marksmen.

Division six bottom club Pocklington Rangers gained their first point in a 4-4 draw over second-placed Poppleton Lord Nelson. Durkin hit a hat-trick for Pocklington, a triple treat matched by Poppleton's Theaker.

Updated: 14:38 Friday, November 28, 2003