SIXFL matchnight
Northallerton Wednesday Mens
23 September 2026
The night in numbers
8
matches
52
goals
23 September 2026
Northallerton Wednesday Mens
By SIXFL
8 matches · 52 goals
Pink Pony Girl close on the leaders as Nomads, Over The Hill and Taking Part hit form
There was movement at the top and plenty else to digest across the Northallerton Wednesday Mens card. AHC AFC’s first league defeat opened the door, Pink Pony Girl made it back-to-back wins, and Northallerton Nomads also kept pace with another clean-sheet victory. Elsewhere, Over The Hill produced the night’s biggest margin, while Bayern Bru and DL8 United could not be separated.
In Matchweek 11
Every result from the night, in one article.
Match 1
Pink Pony Girl 5–2 Last Minute FC
Pink Pony Girl’s 5-2 win over Last Minute FC tightened their grip on second place and left them three points behind the leaders after the opening games of the night. Last Minute FC stay seventh, with the result interrupting a run that had already included a draw and a defeat in their last two league outings.
Match 2
Northallerton Nomads 4–0 T&B FC
Northallerton Nomads stayed in sixth and made it five wins from their last six with a controlled 4-0 defeat of T&B FC. Glenn Rose, Cam Hope, Ben Maude and Adrian Pocriste all scored, while Andy Cottrell was named their Player of the Match. T&B FC slipped to 14th after a fourth straight loss.
Player of the Match: Andy Cottrell (Northallerton Nomads)
Match 3
Bayern Bru 5–5 DL8 United
Bayern Bru and DL8 United shared the points in a 5-5 draw that kept both sides in the lower half of the top half of the table. DL8’s Tafari Nicholas was the pick of their players, with two goals and the team’s Player of the Match award, alongside strikes from Richard Fryer, Niall Spink and Adam Horsky. Bayern Bru remain fifth, with DL8 sitting 11th.
Player of the Match: Tafari Nicholas (DL8 United)
Match 4
West 5 Wanderers 2–4 Under Sixes
Under Sixes followed up their win over West 5 Wanderers last time out by beating them again, this time 4-2, to move up to ninth. West 5 drop to 12th and have now lost two of their last three, while Under Sixes continue to edge clear of the sides below them after a useful result against a team above them at kick-off.
Match 5
The Units 3–1 NEO Mercy
The Units backed up their recent improvement with a 3-1 win over NEO Mercy, and Saad Obaid’s two goals earned him their Player of the Match award. Josh Askew added the other goal for The Units, who are up to 15th after winning their last two league matches. NEO Mercy remain 17th and are still searching for a way out of their difficult spell.
Player of the Match: Saad Obaid (The Units); Andy Berry (NEO Mercy)
Match 6
AHC AFC 1–3 Absolutely Plastered FC
Absolutely Plastered FC kept their perfect recent run going by beating league leaders AHC AFC 3-1, a result that ended AHC’s unbeaten start and left them level on points but still top on goal difference. Joe Wilson scored for the winners, while Sam Rayner took AHC’s Player of the Match honour despite the defeat. Absolutely Plastered FC stay fourth but continue to close the gap above them.
Player of the Match: Sam Rayner (AHC AFC)
Match 7
Inter Yanan 1–5 Taking Part FC
Taking Part FC turned in one of the night’s strongest showings with a 5-1 win over Inter Yanan, lifting themselves to 13th. It was a straightforward scoreline that reflected their climb from a side hovering around mid-table pressure into one picking up useful points, while Inter Yanan slipped to 16th after another heavy loss.
Match 8
Over The Hill 11–0 Expected Toulouse
Over The Hill did the biggest damage of the night with an 11-0 win over Expected Toulouse, a result that keeps them third and extends their good form after winning their last three league matches. Expected Toulouse, who had started the evening in seventh, stay in eighth after a sharp setback that follows a run of mixed results.