STEETON'S attempt to regain the Keighley & District FA Challenge Cup, and the local bragging rights over West Riding County FA Challenge Cup winners Oxenhope Recreation, were thwarted when they lost 4-0 in the final at Silsden.

Two first-half goals from Michael Garnett were backed up by a penalty from Chris Day after Steeton were reduced to ten players following their goalkeeper's dismissal, with Danny Moriarty scoring the fourth.

The West Riding County Amateur League Premier Division title race has swung the way of Huddersfield-based Bay Athletic, who, after denying Golcar United their chance of lifting the trophy, then set about the task of winning their last five league games with a 7-2 demolition of Lower Hopton.

Daniel Naidole netted four to add to efforts by Wayne Shooter, Kieran Ryan and Kitson Gayle.

Ovenden West Riding, who were last season's champions and will play Bay Athletic in the final league game next week, made sure of a top-four finish with a 4-2 home win over second-from-bottom Kirkburton, with Carlton Pownall, John Booth, Andy Gregory and Jordan Coduri scoring for the Halifax side.

Hunsworth ended their first season back in the top flight with a 3-3 draw at home to Littletown as Dale Wright, Gareth Wright and Charlie Taylor were on target for Hunsworth, while Joe Jagger, George Porter and Michael Bugg replied.

Salts finished their temporary stay at Marley Stadium by losing 6-2 at home to Storthes Hall – their heaviest defeat of the season.

Dudley Hill Rangers ended their Division One season with a surprise 4-3 defeat at Steeton Reserves.

While Mark Wilcox, Chris Gibbons and Roman Zurek scored for Rangers, they were outshot by two goals from 18-year-old Andrew Briggs and one each from Greig Hudson and Ben Sutcliffe.

Rangers could find themselves finishing fourth as Bradford Horton Sports, who still have one game to play, closed to within two points after a double from Kirk Taylor gave them a 2-0 home win over Thornes.