Fylde coast amateur football: Goals galore in Sunday Alliance with Hepple hat-trick for Blackpool South

The goalkeepers’ and defenders’ unions may need an emergency meeting after so many goals were scored in the Blackpool and Fylde Sunday Alliance.
Action from New Philly v Clifton Rangers in the Blackpool and Fylde Sunday Alliance Picture: KAREN TEBBUTTAction from New Philly v Clifton Rangers in the Blackpool and Fylde Sunday Alliance Picture: KAREN TEBBUTT
Action from New Philly v Clifton Rangers in the Blackpool and Fylde Sunday Alliance Picture: KAREN TEBBUTT

In the premier league, goals by Dax Hoogerwerf and James Hughes weren’t enough for Bloomfield Brewhouse as they lost 4-2 to Blackpool South. Lee Grundy opened the scoring for South but it was a hat-trick by Nicholas Hepple which ensured they bounced back from the previous weekend’s defeat.

AFC Hardwick looked set the take the points against Clarence as they led 3-1 with 10 minutes left. But after a lengthy stoppage for a serious injury to Luke Rolly, Clarence scored twice to grab a well-earned point. Elsewhere, Highfield Social run out 7-1 winners over FC Albion.

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Division one leaders Marton FC made it three wins in a row, Ash Casey scoring a hat-trick in the 7-1 victory over Unity Rangers. Jordan Casey, Andy Barlow and Dab Ball (2) were also on target.

No.3 and Little Black Pug played out a Sunday league classic, which No.3 won 7-6, while Foxhall ran out 3-1 winners over Attend a Lock.

Division two saw West Coast Sports stage one of the great Alliance comebacks, sealing a 7-6 win over Highlands in stoppage time after trailing 5-1 at half-time.

Goals aplenty elsewhere too as FC Rangers and 21st Century Windows played out a 4-4 draw. The eight goals in the Ciao Ciao v Freckleton match were not so evenly spread, Ciao Ciao scoring seven of them. Fleetwood Gym went one better, beating H&A Club 8-2, while New Philly edged out youthful Clifton Rangers 4-3 and Marshall Court beat Marton Athletic 3-2.

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n Poulton lost a seven-goal thriller in a weather and virus-affected weekend in the West Lancashire League.

The premier division outfit went down 4-3 at Burscough Richmond to leave them in 10th place in the table. Other Fylde coast clubs saw their fixtures postponed.

n Youth League tomorrow

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