Copmanthorpe Reserves continued their great run of form which has seen them beaten just once in their last 11 league and cup games when they beat Inland Revenue 5-0 in division five of the York John Smiths Sunday Morning League.

Dave Robinson starred as he scored one and had a hand in the other four goals. Lee Johnson set Copmanthorpe on their way with a volley into the top corner followed two minutes later by his second with a sweet left footer, both from crosses by Robinson.

Robinson made it 3-0 himself when he skipped through the Revenue defence before clipping the ball over the advancing keeper. Davey Gall made it 4-0 just into the second half and Del Neaves rounded off the scoring when he rifled in number five from a free kick.

York Nomads opened up a six point lead at the top with a 2-1 win at Black Bull thanks to goals by Dunn and Hurst. Brown smashed in a 30-yard free kick for Black Bull.

A hat-trick from Bradley and one goal from Hudson helped Zafs Lions Reserves to a 4-2 win at Hemingbrough.

A goal from Coop for Heworth couldn't save them from defeat as Rich Kennion scored both goals for Middleton Celtic Reserves to give them the points with a 2-1 win.

Only one game survived in division one and that saw Acomb WMC beat Hounds 5-3. Shane O'Dononhoe (2), Danny Boden, Neil Rankeillor and Karl Young scored goals with Matthew (2) and Collier scoring for Hounds.

Marcia moved to the top of division two with goals from Pay, Smith, Allison and Cole in a comfortable 4-1 win over Derwent Arms, for whom Mark Triffitt scored.

Two goals from Jackson helped Riccall back to winning ways when they defeated Jubilee 2-1. FC Magnet continued their run of form with two goals from Paul Downes and one from Jack Wilson helping them to a 3-2 home win over Fulford Bay whose early season form seems to have deserted them. Watson and Lockley were the Bay scorers.

Selby Olympia kept their 100 per cent record intact in division three with a 4-3 win at Fulford WMC for whom Sutton (2) and Beswick were on the mark.

In the only division four game to survive, Wigginton Grasshoppers defeated Jubilee Reserves 4-0 with goals from Staner, Tom Coates, Ben Coates and Green.

In division six, Burnholme remain top after beating Greyhound 2-1 and Northern Spirit moved into second spot with a 4-1 home win at Knavesmire.

In the John Smith's Bitter Cup, goals from John Allcock, Graham Ward and Ian Proctor earned first division Yorkshire Herald a quarter final tie at Derwent United with a 3-1 win over third division Nestl Flag for whom Simon Parsons scored.

Nestl Rowntree also progressed but were made to fight all the way against fellow division one side Volunteers. Goals from Martin Cowl, Elliot Simpson and Andrew Battersby gave them a 3-0 half time lead. Lee Bond pulled one back and Joe Gaughan added a second to cut the deficit to a single goal but Nestl Rowntree held on to set up a quarter final tie with FC Magnet.

In the one remaining Mecca Trophy tie two goals from Lee Bartlett and a penalty from Danny Leech helped Volunteer Reserves from division six to a 3-2 win over division five side Keystones.