The Quarter Final of the Durham Challenge Cup against Spennymoor Town will now be played at Dean Street on Wednesday 31st January.
Our game against Whitley Bay which was due to be played on that date has now been moved to Wednesday 21st March
The Quarter Final of the Durham Challenge Cup against Spennymoor Town will now be played at Dean Street on Wednesday 31st January.
Our game against Whitley Bay which was due to be played on that date has now been moved to Wednesday 21st March
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The Shildon Supporters Club will be running a bus to the Durham Challenge Cup Final on the 3rd April.
Can anybody wishing to travel to see the game please see either Winnie in person on match days or by calling her on 07784975451.
Alternately you can call Russ on 07538789464 and he will pass on any bookings. Please try to book well in advance. This gives us time to book larger buses if necessary as we do try to accommodate everyone where possible.
Shildon AFC Reach Second Successive County Cup Final
Shildon AFC reached the final of the Durham Challenge Cup for the 2nd year running with a 2 – 1 away win at Spennymoor Town on Tuesday 3rd March 2015.
Tonight’s game was a re-run of last season’s final which the Railwaymen won by the same 2 – 1 score line at Billingham Synthonia’s ground on Good Friday.
Both side have made light work of reaching this stage of the competition as neither side had conceded a goal, with Spennymoor able to play every round at home at the Brewery Field.
Shildon stunned Moors with an early goal on just 7 minutes when Mark Doninger picked up the ball unchallenged and fired home a low right foot shot from 20 yards.
On 22 minutes Paul Connor was clean through for the second time with Moors advancing keeper Luke Coddington bringing him down for a clear penalty which Lee Scroggins tucked away for 2 – 0 to the visitors.
Half Time: Spennymoor Town 0 Shildon AFC 2
Moors looked far more threatening in the 2nd half and on 53 minutes they pulled a goal back in a goalmouth scramble with Liam Henderson, Michael Roberts and Anthony Peacock all having shots blocked before Peacock forced the ball home from 6 yards.
Despite all the home side’s pressure they didn’t seriously trouble the Shildon defence apart from a John McReady shot on 62 minutes and in the final minute the same player McReady forced Shildon keeper to pull off a one handed save.
Final Score: Spennymoor Town 1 Shildon AFC 2
Goalscorers: Doninger 7, Scroggins 23.
Subs: Richardson for Brackstone 61, Rae for Wood 67, Ellison for Doninger 79.
Bookings: (Y) Moore 45, Jones 88.
After the match manager Gary Forrest said “We dug in and defended well as a team. I thought the two centre halves were outstanding tonight”.
The final will be played at the Hetton Centre on Good Friday
Team
1) Kyle Hayes
2) Jamie Harwood
3) John Brackstone
4) Lee Scroggins
5) Carl Jones
6) Daniel Moore
7) Mark doninger
8) Sam Hodgson
9) Paul Connor
10) Ben wood
11) Billy Greulich-Smith
Subs
12) Michael Rae on for Wood
14) Lee Chapman
15) Darren Craddock
16) Marc Ellison on for Doninger
17) Darren Richardson on for Brackstone
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Daniel Moore
Carl Jones
Shildon progressed into the next round of the Durham Challenge Cup with a comfortable 3-0 victory over Durham City at Dean Street with 2 goals from Ben Wood and one from Lee Chapman.
Match report to follow.
1) Kyle Hayes
2) Jamie Harwood
3) Darren Richardson
4) Mark Hudson
5) Carl Jones
6) Liam Atkin
7) Mark Doninger
8) Sam Hodgson
9) Michael Rae
10) Ben Wood
11) Billy Greulich-Smith
12) Lee Scroggins on for Hudson
14) Lee Chapman on for Wood
15) Chris Emms
16) Paul Connor on for Rae
17) Jack Taylor
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