Double-winning East Bowl-ing Unity and champions Albion Sports meet on Thursday night in a Bradford Sunday Alliance clash which will determine the destiny of the Premier Division title.

Unity, who play Wibsey WMC tonight in a game which could seal their rivals relegation fate, have already won the West Riding County Senior Cup and Senior League Cup.

They maintained their imp-ressive league form with a 3-0 win over Calverley Victoria on Sunday.

Calverley's defeat means the Premier newcomers will sweat on tonight's result to see if they still have a future in the top flight.

They are currently just one point ahead of Wibsey who have a better goal difference.

Albion pushed their goal tally for the season past the 100 mark as they crushed relegated Ventus 11-0.

Left back Ishy Hussain and midfieldman Tariq Hussain both netting hat-tricks.

Wibsey came near getting the point they need for survival in Sunday's clash with Oakenshaw.

They went down 4-3 after putting Oakenshaw under late pressure.

Dean McGinty - normally a keeper - enjoyed an outfield role and scored a hat-trick in a win which takes Oakenshaw's late unbeaten run to nine games.

They look set to finish third in the table now. Only a big win for Bradford Moor over Hudsons in their final match can stop them.

Springfield bowed out of the First Division with their 22nd consecutive defeat.

Martin Cook scored the only goal of the game for Hare & Hounds midway through the second half.

Champions Queens Athl-etic shrugged off the disappointment of losing Friday's Intermediate Cup final when they won their derby with Junction 5-1 to end their season on a high note.