Rotherham Sunday League launches new You Tube channel
A FOOTBALL league has launched its own You Tube channel so players and followers can catch more grassroots action.
The Rotherham Sunday League portal will carry video clips from one or two games per week and bite-sized highlights segments.
"It is still in its early stages and the intention is to build it up over time,” said secretary Mark Pilley.
"The channel started about a week ago and it has had a few hundred views already.”
The You Tube channel can be found at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLxWZBgLw6OGjbUPdko7anw
Meanwhile, the Premier Division’s top two, Gate Inn and Brinsworth DC, have been drawn against each other in the third round of the Brian Beeley KO Cup. The two will meet at Phoenix, Brinsworth.
That and the other ties are on November 30.
Draw: Brinsworth FC or Thurcroft Hub v The Colin, Harthill v Monkwood, Woodman Woodlaithes v Clubhouse, AFP Pewter Pot v Bradgate, Joker v Apollo X Legacy, Kilton Utd or Stag Utd v Handsworth Inn, Trades Rawmarsh v Mill Dam, Brinsworth DC v The Gate Inn, Lord Nelson v Thorpe Hesley Village, Butchers Arms v Ravenfield Arms, Jack in Box v Mailcoach, Langold Old Boys v Whiston, Middlewood Rovers v Sheffield Spartans of The Park Hotel, Dear Park Tap v The Alma, Shakhtar Sheffield v Todwick Villa, The Rig Dyke v Lord Reresby.
In the previous round Whiston knockedout Kiveton Park 6-0. Gino Maccio (3), Dylan Ashton, Tyler Hague and Lee Rodgers got the goals. Kiveton have since withdrawn from the league.
Deer Park Tap also advanced 6-0, easing past RUSC85 The Travellers with doubles from Billy Wright, Marcus Mallinder and Jack Cranswick.
Harthill (Harrison Feltoe, Paul Butler, Callum Hurt, Morgan Wells) squeezed through 4-3 against Hogshead and there were 5-3 wins in the competition for Ravenfield Arms away to Wickersley AFC and Mildam (Tyler Jackson 2, Lewis Clarke, James Smith, Ash Ellis) against Club Pot (Charlie Crapper, Harry Hobson, Tyler Morris).
Bradgate (Lyndon Oliver, Ellis Stacey, Lloyd Tate) knocked out Yorkshire Roses (Aiden Spendiff 2, Harvey Hallam) on penalties after their tie ended 3-3.
The Rig Dyke knocked out Kiveton Park Reserves, from three leagues below, 20-0.