BROOKLYN pulled off an exciting 4-3 win over Selby Olympia in the York FA Junior Minor Cup.

With five minutes left they were trailing 3-2 to goals from Matthew Howden, Craig Campbell and Jack Healey but Jimmy Tomlinson and substitute Ricky Teasdale, who grabbed the last-minute winner, turned the tie on its head for the Malton side. Earlier Brooklyn goals came from Tomlinson and Michael Linsley.

Thorpe United proved far too strong for Dunnington, dishing out a 16-1 thumping. Arron Tiplady led the way with seven goals.

Real Cliffe emerged 5-4 penalty winners over Easingwold, who had fought back from 2-0 down to force extra time.

Tom Salt opened the scoring for Cliffe after 15 minutes and Toby Swain doubled their advantage with a 25-yard shot.

The fourth place in the semi-final line-up went to Poppleton who defeated Hamilton Panthers 4-0 with goals from Tom Bresling (2), Scott Milling and Kieran Halley.

The FA Acaster Steel Cup for the Under-12s produced a superb game between Barmby Moor and Easingwold Town, the latter winning 2-0 with first-half goals from Alex Revell and Freddie walker.

Fulford proceeded into the next round with a 6-0 victory over New Earswick with a hat-trick by Finn McCusker and goals by Ashley Simpson, Harry Atkinson and James Beckett.

Sherburn White Rose had built up a 8-0 lead by half-time in their game against North Duffield, who drew the second half 1-1. Adam Priestly found the back of the net on six occasions.

Jamie Newey opened the scoring for Real Cliffe in their home tie against Dunnington, but by half time the visitors were 3-1 up through Scott Nichols, Ben Gilpin and Tim Gilpin.

Early in the second half, Joe White followed up a shot to reduce the deficit, but Dunnington regained the upper hand with further goals from Nathan Spreckley (2) and a further goal by Nichols, while Craig Haythorne headed in a late consolation goal for Real Cliffe who finished on the end of a 6-2 scoreline.

Updated: 11:49 Friday, November 16, 2001