Kyle Berry scored twice as Salts climbed to the top of DIVISION ONE with a 4-2 home win over Eastmoor in the West Riding County Amateur League.

Previous leaders Emley were involved in the Sheffield & Hallamshire County FA Challenge Cup and Salts took advantage as Berry’s double was backed up by Lee Grice and Luke Lavery. Lee Pashley netted both replies.

Emley dropped to third place as Littletown also moved above them with a 5-3 win at home to bottom side Tyersal Reserves.

Jordan Maltas and Lee McKeown netted doubles, with Craig Bentley completing the tally, while Anthony Busfield, Darren Archer and Arron Smith responded.

Ventus/Yeadon Celtic and Westbrook YMCA remain fourth and fifth respectively after comfortable victories.

Antoine Burke and David Geddes shared the Celtic goals in their 4-1 home win over Overthorpe.

And Westbrook recovered from a two-goal deficit at Bronte Wanderers, Dave Armstrong netting both, to win 7-2 thanks to hat-tricks by Rob Carr and Ian Armstrong, with Dave Cook also on target.

Steeton’s hopes of moving second in the PREMIER DIVISION with a victory over Hunsworth were washed away when their waterlogged ground was declared unfit.

Tyersal climbed to fifth after seeing off Lower Hopton 5-2 as Glynne Beale (2), Gareth Carney, Nick Cowling and Jake Ankers outweighed goals by Mark Stephenson and Shaun Simpson.

Wibsey returned from Kirkburton with no reward as a single first-half goal from Danny Ingham settled the outcome to leave the hosts in fourth position.

Campion had to come from behind at home to Marsden to pick up their first point in the last four games with a 2-2 draw.

Steve Barge and Ben O’Melia’s equaliser earned the draw after Dean Siddiq and Matthew Butters had edged the visitors ahead.

Long Lee put aside their Division Two form, which has seen them pick up only six points from eight games, to spring a surprise in the WEST RIDING COUNTY FA CHALLENGE TROPY.

The Keighley-based outfit booked a place in the quarter-finals as two first-half goals from William Lee put out a strong Bay Athletic Reserve side 2-0.

The other Division Two sides in the competition, Storthes Hall Reserves and Morley Town, failed to progress.

Storthes Hall lost 3-2 to White Horse (Church Fenton), while Morley were edged out by 5-3 at home to Huddersfield League side Moldgreen.

Albion Sports must try again in their bid to reach the BRADFORD & DISTRICT FA SATURDAY SENIOR CUP semi-finals as their tie against Campion Reserves was abandoned after 20 minutes due to deteriorating conditions. Albion were 2-0 up at the time.

West Horton, who beat Salts Reserves 3-1, next host Wibsey, while Fields Sports & Social won 3-0 at Old Headingley to set up a clash with Salts. Bradford Park Avenue Reserves saw off Thackley 3-0.