AC Victoria 12 Albert Hotel 1 - Albert were without their regular keeper and two other players were out injured, a problem they could well do without when facing Victoria.

But the game started with a sensational opening goal from Albert in the first minute, but the strike was a flash in the pan. The could not press home their advantage and create a real cup shock.

Within five minutes Victoria were back on level terms and started to control play. They found a further five times before the break while Albert neglected two good scoring opportunities.

The second half followed much the same pattern, without the surprise goal, as Albert conceded a further six without reply.

James Hanson was Albert's scorer and AC Victoria's goals came from Terry Cooper (4), Michael Rhodes (2), Phil Richardson, Mark Bentham, Liam Blacka, Ryan Sollitt, Lee Isherwood and Chris Galdea. G Robinson was man of the match.

Eastwood Tavern 1

Keighley Victoria 3

Having won only one game all season Tavern's players were short on confidence, and it showed. Keighley Victoria had the edge in the first half, scoring twice without reply.

Shortly after half time Tavern scored to reduce the arrears to a single goal, but failed to capitalise and conceded a further goal. Scorers for Keighley Victoria were: Steve Cooke, Joe Farakas and Andrew Waite.

Premier Division

Three Horses 4

New Variety 6

It was all-action in the opening half of a high scoring game. Horses scored an early goal and 20 minutes later the visitors drew level. The teams swapped goals throughout the first 45 minutes and were level at 3-3 when the half time whistle blew.

After the break the home team again took the lead only for New Variety to get their act together and score three times without any further goals from their opponents. Liam Jeffries scored a hat-trick for the New Variety Club and was backed up by two goals from John Baker and one from Kyle Richmond.

Division One

Cavendish Hotel 0

Braithwaite Tavern 3

Tavern had a slight edge over the full 90 minutes and were two goals up at half time.

In the second period Cavendish missed a penalty attempt, but were given a second bite of the cherry after a second infringement - and again their penalty taker missed. If either of the two spot kicks had gone in it could have changed the game, but Braithwaite added a further goal.