Bayern Bru hold their place as NEO Mercy and SIX Mad FC make strong statements

Bayern Bru arrived as Premiership leaders and kept their feet on the table’s pulse with a narrow win over Northallerton Nomads. Across the Championship, NEO Mercy backed up their tidy start with a sharp away-day-style performance, while SIX Mad FC put The Last Legs to the sword after a more one-sided contest than the scoreline suggested at the break.

Match 1

Bayern Bru

4–3

Northallerton Nomads

• Ben Maude ×3

Bayern Bru 4–3 Northallerton Nomads

Bayern Bru edged a lively one against Northallerton Nomads, with the 4-3 scoreline keeping the leaders under pressure throughout. Ben Maude did the damage for Nomads with all three of their goals and took the match award for his side, but Bayern’s extra goal proved decisive in the end.

Player of the Match: Ben Maude (Northallerton Nomads)

Match 2

Diego Costa Coffee Utd

0–6

NEO Mercy

• Ewan Baxter
• Jake Brokenbrow
• Ethan Rustomji
• Jack Shuttleworth ×2
• Sam Shuttleworth

Diego Costa Coffee Utd 0–6 NEO Mercy

NEO Mercy were in control from the numbers alone, beating Diego Costa Coffee Utd 6-0 and keeping a clean sheet. Jack Shuttleworth struck twice, with Ewan Baxter, Jake Brokenbrow, Ethan Rustomji and Sam Shuttleworth also on the scoresheet. Sam Shuttleworth and Jack Johnson were both recognised in the Player of the Match selections.

Player of the Match: Jack Johnson (Diego Costa Coffee Utd); Sam Shuttleworth (NEO Mercy)

Match 3

SIX Mad FC

• Patrick Mannix
• George Hutchings
• Matt Smith ×4

6–1

The Last Legs

SIX Mad FC 6–1 The Last Legs

SIX Mad FC put six past The Last Legs and only conceded once in a convincing 6-1 result. Matt Smith’s four-goal haul set the tone, with Patrick Mannix and George Hutchings also getting on the scoresheet. It was a much-needed response after their opening defeat, and one that leaves The Last Legs still searching for lift.