Shildon AFC have put in place the following arrangements for the Ebac Northern League Division 1 play-off final against West Auckland Town FC (02/05/26): Continue reading “Shildon AFC vs West Auckland Town FC – Ticket Information”
Shildon AFC have put in place the following arrangements for the Ebac Northern League Division 1 play-off final against West Auckland Town FC (02/05/26): Continue reading “Shildon AFC vs West Auckland Town FC – Ticket Information” →
Shildon started off their season with a 5-0 win as they defeated West Auckland Town in the Northern League at Dean Street.
First half goals from Billy Greulich-Smith, Aidan Heywood and Chay Liddle gave the home side a commanding half time lead.
Ben Trotter and Zak Atkinson completed the scoring to round off an impressive display in their first league game.
Shildon were beaten in the FA Cup by Stockton on Wednesday, whilst West Auckland defeated Heaton Stannington.
The home side took the lead in the 4th minute when Jordan Lavery’s cross was met by Greulich-Smith, who’s deft header found its way past West Auckland keeper Thomas Flynn.
Shildon nearly scored again soon after as Dean Thexton played through Heywood, however the defender could only fire his effort over the bar.
The hosts doubled their lead 21 minutes in when Greulich-Smith knocked down Joe Posthill’s cross, before Heywood slotted home into the bottom corner.
The Railwaymen scored their third in the 34th minute, when Liddle picked up Michael Sweets deflected effort on the edge of the box, before he smashed home beyond Flynn.
West Auckland almost pulled a goal back in the 67th minute, when Lewis Dodds’ long range effort sailed just wide of the post.
Shildon added a fourth in the 82nd minute, when Heywood found Trotter in the box before his low strike nestled into the bottom corner.
Atkinson completed the scoring in added time, as he drove into the box before curling his low effort into the bottom corner.
Shildon face Hebburn Town away on Tuesday night, whilst West Auckland travel to Guisborough Town on Wednesday.
Highlights from our 2-1 victory over local rivals West Auckland, which was also Billy Greulich-Smith’s 300th game for the club.
https://youtu.be/xnEqwsuuJwI
Assistant Manager Mark Hudson spoke to Wilf Tray after the match
After scoring 2 in 2 minutes Joe Posthill, coming on as a 65th minute substitute, was named Man Of The Match
Yesterday’s postponed home game against West Auckland has been rearranged for Tuesday 3rd March, Kick Off 7:30pm
West Auckland outplayed Shildon at the Wanted stadium running out 4-0 winners.
Shildon were behind after 2 mins when Adam Mitchell scored from a Purewal cross. Shildon had a couple of chances but went in at half time 1-0 down.
2 minutes int o the second half David Dowson scored after rounding Shaun in the Shildon goal. 5 minutes later Dowson scored again turning in a cross. Amar Purewal finished the scoring after 67 mins.
Full Time : West Auckland 4 Shildon 0
Shildon’s unbeaten start to the league ended with a 3-0 defeat to local rivals West Auckland.
Daniel Moore and Shaun Newbrook were both sent of as Shildon ended the game with 9 men.
Nathan Fisher opened the scoring after 41mins with a well taken goal which flew into the top corner of the net. Danny Earl had a couple of chances to level early in the second half, but a good save from Shane Bland denied the Shildon front man.
After 86mins Amar Purewal made it 2-0 and a minute later the Shildon keeper was sent off after receiving 2 yellow cards in the space of 30 seconds. Purewall then added a third in the 2nd minute of injury time.
FT West Auckland 3 Shildon 0
Honours were even in the Boxing Day Derby.
Billy Greulich-Smith opened the scoring with a header for Shildon at the end of the first half. Former Shildon player Anthony Bell equalised in the second half.
The point leaves us in 4th place in the Northern League, level on points with North Shields.
Adam Burnicle scores in the 45+2 minutes of the first half to level it 1-1
Matty Robson scores a penalty with almost the last kick of the match after Daniel Moore was fouled to make it 2-2
Toda’s programme v West Auckland
Honours were even in the Local Derby against West Auckland.
Former Shildon striker Ben Wood gave the visitors the lead after 10 mins when he slotted the ball past Liversedge in the Shildon Goal. With seconds remaining in the first half and put the ball under West Auckland Keeper Adam McHugh.
In the second half it was West Auckland who again took the lead when another former player Anthony Bell scored from the spot after Denver Morris was adjudged to of been brought down in the box. 2 minutes into injury time Matty Robson stepped up and scored from the spot after Daniel Moore was brought down in the box.