Interest in the FA Sunday Cup is over for another season for Bradford Sunday Alliance League clubs after Albion Sports lost out in a penalty shoot-out to Northamptonshire visitors St Margaret's in Sunday's fourth round match at Apperley Bridge.

Albion crashed out 4-2 in sudden death after being locked at 3-3 after extra-time.

St Margaret's were 2-0 down after ten minutes. Albion hit them cold only 80

seconds into the game when Taj Singh's intended cross found the net.

Gary Shaw fed Stefan Zoll on the edge of the box to put Albion 2-0 up but Richard Bunting pulled a goal back before half-time after a series of quick passes.

Taj Singh made it 3-1 with a free-kick from the edge of the box but with Albion tiring Pete Robinson scored with 12 minutes to go and Steve Goodacre struck from the edge of the box in the final minute of normal time.

After their earlier giant-killing exploits in the Bradford & District FA Sunday Senior Cup, Quarry couldn't bridge the two-division gap against Queensbury.

Two-nil down after ten minutes of the fourth-round tie, further defensive frailties saw Queensbury move 5-1 up at the change round. The game finished 5-2 and Queensbury meet either Bolton Woods or Albion Sports in the semi-final.

Holme Wood Athletic are the sole non-Premier club through to the last four after they beat fellow Division One side Hare & Hounds 4-0 despite having a man sent off after 30 minutes.

Midfielder Tim McLoughlin was Holme Wood's inspiration and there were two goals from Matthew Meszaros. Holme Wood play Fairweather Green, who were too hot for Wrose Bull, running out 6-2 winners.

In the fourth round of the West Riding County FA Sunday Trophy, Fleece were stopped in their tracks by a strong Silsden team, who won 4-0. Silsden's scorers were Adam Whiteoak (2), Jimmy McCormack and John Reape.

From the first whistle in the fourth round of the Bradford & District FA Sunday Cup tie between Sycamores and Harps International it was obvious that no quarter would be given.

Richard Worby was first on the scoresheet for Sycamores with a well-taken goal which was answered almost immediately by Damien Hunter of Harps. Ben Cayhill scored first in the second period for Sycamores with team-mate Charlie White taking their tally to three. Harps player Wayne Brannan was next on target making the score 3-2 to Sycamores.

Bradford Park Avenue Rangers were brushed aside by Shoulder of Mutton in the Sunday Alliance Intermediate Cup, who scored four goals with no reply to progress to the fourth round.

Double-chasing Clayton Orient won their delayed tie against Woodman Rovers 6-1. Wayne Fisher converted a first-half penalty, missed a second-half spot-kick but still completed his hat-trick.

Keighley Juniors travelled to The George Reserves to play in the third round of the Amateur Cup.

The George missed a hatful of chances but it was the visitors who were on target four times with only one goal from Matt Daley in reply.