The Willow Park

Heaton Stannington v Emley

The Stan bounced back from 2 defeats with a well-deserved 2-0 win over strong opposition in the form of league rivals Emley from Yorkshire. Not only did they achieve a comfortable win in just their 2nd season & 3rd match in the FA Trophy, but they also played well & kept a clean sheet. There were 5 changes from the narrow FA Cup defeat at Blue Star with Flynn, Hopper, Payne, Adamson & Storey replacing Brass, Slaughter, Pearson, Errington & Lamb. 

The Friday night match, in front of a crowd of 372, started with an Emley attack being cleared. Although it was end to end, the 1st half hour contained little to report. The Emley keeper, Lambton, came out to clear in the 3rd minute but nothing else really happened until the 14th minute when a great cross from Walker to Stephenson saw his shot easily caught by Lambton. He made an easy save again from a Storey effort in 18 minutes. Flynn had to get up to save a minute later. In 23 minutes, an Emley attack was cleared then blocked & the move finished with a high shot going well over the Stan bar. Soon after an Emley counterattack was blocked by Milburn. In 26 minutes, a ball from an Emley corner was blocked & a Stan counterattack came to nothing. It was still end to end & in 34 minutes a Stepheson free kick into the Emley box was cleared & Robson’s rebound effort was caught by Lambton. In the 35th minute, a Payne counterattack saw the keeper come out to almost the halfway line to clear. The ball was sent back up to Hopper who lobbed the retreating keeper, who had only managed to reach the edge of his box, & the ball went into the net for 1-0. In 37 minutes, a Stan effort was blocked by Lambton. 2 minutes later & an Emley free kick was blocked in the Stan box & although the ball was sent back in, it was cleared by Adamson & Payne. In 41 minutes, Storey shot just wide from the edge of the box. Flynn easily caught a long-range effort 2 minutes later & the half ended with another Stan advance which saw Lambton catch the ball.

The 2nd half started positively with both teams again trying to attack. In 48 minutes, Robson had to head clear. A minute later he headed clear again from a corner which was followed by a Stan counterattack led by Walker, & a great opportunity, which ended with Stephenson only having the Emley keeper to beat but Lambton managed to block his effort. In 53 minutes, after some sustained Stan pressure, a Hopper effort was cleared. 3 minutes later & a Walker diagonal ball into the Emley box was missed by Hopper & went just wide. A long-range free kick from the Stan was then caught by Lambton at the 2nd attempt. In 62 minutes, Robson advanced down the right & into the box, but Lambton punched the ball clear under pressure. In 64 minutes, the Stan doubled their lead through a great goal when they won the ball allowing Payne to advance towards the Emley box & he passed to Walker who chipped the advancing Lambton to make it 2-0. In 69 minutes, a Storey high ball into the Emley box was headed clear. 2 minutes later & a sub Burn effort went high & wide. The Stan were still trying to add to their 2 goals & although Emley had not given up they did not really pose a threat as the Stan defence dealt well when the ball came near their box. In 84 minutes, Hopper advanced with the ball &, under pressure, sent a curling shot just wide. Soon after, Lambton got to the ball just before the advancing sub Lamb. There was then a long range Emley effort which went just wide in the Stan box. In the 90th minute, Hopper won a corner which Stephenson sent across goal but it was high & wide. In the 4th of 5 minutes of added time, Emley sent a long range effort well over the Stan bar. In the 96th minute, sub Groves landed awkwardly, breaking his collar bone, & had to be stretchered off. The Stan were down to 10 men but the match finished soon after when Hopper supplied Stephenson who forced a save from Lambton which was followed by an Emley counterattack that came to nothing.

So, the Stan deservedly remain on the Trophy route to Wembley & the win should also boost confidence with regards to their league campaign which resumes in 8 days’ time when they travel to Brighouse Town.                              

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Heaton Stannington vs Consett

After a solid performance & an important away point at North Ferriby, it was a bad day at the office as the Stan lost 5-1 to Consett. Last season the Stan drew twice with the team from the former steel town, but they were not able to repeat the achievements or steal a win as they were thrown into the furnace with a 5-1 defeat. There was 1 change from the draw at North Ferriby 2 days earlier with Burn replacing Milburn.

The match was played in hot & sunny conditions on a bank holiday Monday unlike the last time the 2 teams met on New Years’ at Belle Vue in a blizzard. It started with a Stan corner being headed clear in the 4th minute. Consett counter attacked forcing Brass to block the 1st shot from a cross but the rebound effort from the 6-yard box was put into the net by Todd. Consett were blocked in the box 2 minutes later followed by a Stan free kick being headed on, but the ball was caught by the Consett keeper, Moss. Things got worse in the 8th minute when a Consett attack saw Ramsey force the ball into the net for 0-2. Groves blasted over the visitors’ goal 2 minutes later followed by Brass having to punch clear at the other end. In the 14th minute another Groves ball went wide but 4 minutes later the Stan got a goal back when a Beattie header hit the bar & Hopper headed the rebound into the net. There was some Consett pressure in the 19th minute which Robson & Slaughter dealt with & 3 minutes later Robson had to head clear from a Consett free kick. The Stan then had 3 efforts which were all blocked & a 4th went wide. In the 26th minute, a Beattie free kick hit the far post when it looked like it was going into the net. Consett counter attacked but Brass got down to block before the Stan advanced again ending with a ball from the resulting corner being headed clear. The Stan went 2 goals behind again in the 28th minute when, from a corner, the ball hit the far post & went into the net off a Stan defender. The Stan were still trying to attack but there was a quieter period until a Slaughter long ball saw Moss just get to it before Hopper. A ball from Errington in the 40th minute went right across the Consett goal, but no one could get to it. Moss in the Consett goal then made 2 easy catches followed by Brass also making an easy catch. In the 44th minute, the Stan nearly reduced the deficit when Hopper forced a corner. From Groves’s corner ball, Capewell’s header hit the post. Consett counter attacked but it came to nothing.

After a long period of injury, Lamb returned to action replacing Hopper at half time. He attacked right from the restart & was 1 on1 with the Consett keeper but Moss caught the ball at the 2nd attempt after it had hit off himself & Lamb. In 50 minutes, a Slaughter free kick into the Consett box was stopped twice. The Stan were having most of the possession in the 2nd half but the next effort came for Consett in the 56th minute when they shot well over. 2 minutes later the Consett keeper had to catch from a Stan effort as both teams tried to attack. In 63 minutes, an Errington long range blasted shot was caught by Moss. In 69 minutes, sub Stephenson had to clear off the line from a corner. 3 minutes later, Lamb had a shot blocked & Stephenson’s follow up long range effort was caught by Moss. He then had to clear a ball from sub Adamson. In 76 minutes, Brass made a great close range save. From the resulting corner though the Stan went 3 goals down with time running out. Capewell headed clear the initial ball from the corner & Slaughter cleared again but it went out to Daniels outside the box & he blasted the ball through the assembled players & into the net. Moss then got down to stop a sub Storey effort as the Stan tried to get back into the game. A Capewell ball was deflected wide, Moss got down to clear a Lamb effort & an Errington ball into the box was cleared. In 85 minutes, an Adamson ball was deflected for a corner & the ball from the resulting Stephenson corner was punched clear. In the 89th minute, Consett counter attacked & sub Armstrong confidently slotted the ball past Brass to make the afternoon even worse for the Stan Army.

It was an unusually large defeat for the Stan as they lost a competitive match at home for the 1st time since 8 March. A disjointed Stan did not look threatening for much of the match compared to a more clinical display from the visitors. The Stan are back in FA Cup action on Saturday as they continue to head towards Wembley but this time via the short trip to Scotswood to take on Newcastle Blue Star.                              

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Heaton Stannington vs Blyth Town

Wednesday marked a welcome return to proper floodlit evening games with the visit of newly promoted Blyth Town. 416 brave souls had ventured out for the game, which was played in increasingly cold conditions as the clouds cleared, and the warmth of the last few months became a distant memory.  Many had been unprepared for this change in weather; still donning short sleeves and shorts, although to be fair most of them were on the pitch. There was one change from Saturday’s FA Cup win over Marske with Walker replacing. Burn. Ex-Stan keeper De Jesus was in goals for Blyth Town.

It wasn’t until the 5th minute that we got our first real action when Errington shot, aspirationally, from 35 yards. He kept it low, but it was well wide of the goal. Barely 4 minutes later, Blyth were one up when Johnson, their speedy No.11, crossed into the box and in the resulting scramble, Fishburn, scored a scrappy goal. Over the next 15 minutes, the Stan started to dominate the midfield culminating in several unsuccessful shots on goal.  Blyth Town’s Richardson, perhaps frustrated by this period of play, was booked for a careless challenge on Errington. Blyth Town however, remained dangerous with their No.7, Millington, having a shot just over the bar after a fast break.  Almost immediately, another rapid series of passes led to their No.10, Giles, being free on goal, who drilled a powerful shot towards goal only for it to be well saved by a diving Brass. After a couple of Heaton Stannington corners that came to nothing, the Stan had their best chance of the half on 32 minutes when Beattie battled past a string of defenders and unleashed a great shot that had to be tipped over the bar by Blyth’s keeper. The Stan largely finished the half stronger, with another Blyth player, Fell (No.5), being booked for a late challenge on Hopper but it remained 1-0 to Blyth at half time.

An early attack by Blyth in the second half led to a goalmouth scramble, not unlike their first goal, but thankfully in this case it was successfully defended.  Soon after, Errington picked up a yellow card for holding a Blyth player back who had beaten him in a challenge and was heading to the Stan box.  Heaton Stannington then made two successive substitutions: Storey for Adamson and Burn for Beattie, with Stephenson then moving to left back. These substitutions quickly paid off for the Stan with Burn scoring from close range on the 59th minute following a long throw-in from Slaughter which was flicked on at the near post and into his path. The status quo did not last long, as within 5 minutes, Millington scored a second goal for Blyth after some strong play from Giles. Two minutes later after a Hopper attack down the right and into the penalty box, Heaton Stannington were awarded a penalty, when his run was prematurely ended following a reckless challenge by a Blyth defender. Hopper duly converted the penalty to make it 2-2. It was end-to-end stuff for a period following this flurry of goals. The best chance was on 70 minutes when Slaughter, clear on goal, side-footed over the bar from 18 yards, following an excellent pass across the box from Errington.  On 77 minutes, Blyth replaced Johnson with Lively.   On 79 minutes, the Stan played a ball through the Blyth defence that Errington was first to chase but the Blyth keeper, De Jesus, showed good anticipation and cleared the danger. Into the last 10 minutes of normal time, Heaton Stannington replaced Milburn with Shepherd, and soon after Blyth made a double-substitution: Cooper for Millington, and Nicholson for Giles. These substitutions seemed to benefit both teams, as soon after there were close chances, and important saves, at both ends of the pitch.  There seemed to be another goal to come in the game, but despite a further two substitutions for Heaton Stannington, Payne for Walker and Groves for Stephenson, it failed to materialise.

A draw seemed to be a fair result for two teams who played entertaining and clean football. The Stan now travel in the league on Saturday to North Ferriby.             

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Heaton Stannington vs Marske United

The Stan’s journey towards the FA Cup final at Wembley continues as they won 3-0 against Marske United of Northern League Division 1. The Stan bounced back from their league defeat at Redcar Athletic 3 days earlier delighting most of the 419 crowd who were also enjoying the sunshine. There were 2 changes from Redcar with Slaughter & Adamson replacing Shepherd & Pearson.

The Stan started lively & Capewell put the ball over the Marske bar in the 4th minute. The pressure was mainly from the Stan & in 13 minutes Burn headed just wide when the ball was sent into the Marske box from a throw in. 2 minutes later & Brass easily caught the ball. Adamson then advanced into the Marske box but the defender trailing him put the ball out for a corner. From the Stephenson corner, in the 15th minute, Adamson headed the ball into the net for 1-0 to the Stan. In 18 minutes, a speculative long range Errington effort went just over the bar. It was 2-0 in the 20th minute when, from a Stan throw in, the ball was initially cleared in the Marske box but it was sent in again then went out to Stephenson whose 25-yard shot screamed into the back of the net. A minute later & Brass easily caught the ball. Marske started to get more into the game & regularly put pressure on the Stan defence for the rest of the 1st half. In 22 minutes, a Marske shot from the edge of the box was deflected by Capewell for a comer. From the corner, the ball was then cleared off the line followed by Capewell clearing a rebound shot in front of the goal line. In 30 minutes, Capewell stopped a Marske player from advancing into the 6-yard box. In 36 minutes, Marske shot just wide from the edge of the Stan box. Milburn halted another Marske attack in 41 minutes. In 44 minutes, a ball from a Marske corner went over the bar although the flag was up. The 1st half ended with the Marske keeper heading the ball away from the edge of the box.

There was a slower start to the 2nd half although the Stan shot wide in the 49th minute & Brass easily caught 2 minutes later. In 53 minutes, from a Stan corner, Capewell headed just wide. 2 minutes later & a ball from a Marske comer was headed clear by Burn. In 61 minutes, the Stan attacked & although the Marske keeper could not hold the ball, it was eventually cleared. Errington then shot well wide. It was all pressure from the Stan now. In 71 minutes, Stephenson was stretchered off as a precaution. In 71 minutes, a Marske player headed just wide & this was followed by Hopper counter attacking but he was eventually stopped. In 75 minutes, the Marske keeper caught from a Stan free kick followed by a ball from an Adamson free kick being put just wide by sub Shepherd. In 79 minutes, another Adamson free kick was headed wide by Capwell. Capewell then had to clear for a throw in. In 83 minutes, the advancing Hopper passed to Errington in the centre but his shot from the edge of the box was caught by the keeper. 2 minutes later & a great joined up attack by the Stan ended with sub Walker sending a great ball to man of the match Capewell in the middle of the box & he shot into the Marske net to make it 3-0 to the Stan. The Stan kept trying to attack as the match entered 5 minutes of added time although the finals score remained 3-0 to the Stan.

It was 3rd time lucky for the Stan as they had only played Marske twice previously, in the Vase & the Northern League Cup, & had lost both ties. It was a comfortable win for the Stan & a great improvement on the display at Redcar. The Stan now make the short trip to Newcastle Blue Star in the 1st Qualifying Round. 1st there are 3 more league matches starting with a home game against Blyth Town on Wednesday night.

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Heaton Stannington A vs North Shields Athletic

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Heaton Stannington vs Lincoln United

The 1st league game of the season saw the Stan welcome newly promoted Lincoln United to Willow Park for the 1st time. It was a competitive game although it looked like being a 0-0 draw until Pearson scored in the 90th minute to give the Stan all 3 points. So, it was déjà vu from last week’s FA Cup win with the Stan getting another hard fought 1-0 win, keeping a clean sheet & having the goal in both games scored by new signing Dale Pearson. There were 4 changes from the Whitley Bay cup match with Brass, Milburn, making his 2nd debut, Slaughter & Adamson replacing Flynn, Robson, Walker & Burn.

On a sunny summer afternoon, both teams started looking for a goal, but it was Brass who was in action 1st when in the 2nd minute he had to catch the ball from a free kick. Hopper then got into the Lincoln box, but their keeper caught his effort. A Stan ball was cleared on the edge of the Lincoln box in the 7th minute & 2 minutes later a shot from Stephenson, who had looked dangerous from kick off, was blocked. In the 11th minute Pearson beat the off-side trap but his shot from the edge of the box was saved. Both teams then had a corner & on 17 minutes a Lincoln player beat the Stan defence, but Brass came out to tackle him & clear the ball. The referee awarded a free kick, which was blocked, & booked Brass as he was not the last man. Both teams continued to try & attack & there was some good defending by the Stan. In 29 minutes, Lincoln shot just wide across the Stan goal. A minute later & Pearson got forward to meet a ball from Stephenson, but the Lincoln keeper got to it 1st. In 33 minutes, Brass had to punch clear & 3 minutes later the Lincoln keeper had to catch from a Stan effort. In the 40th minute, Hopper was flattened just outside the Lincoln box & from the resulting free kick Stephenson sent the ball over the wall & just offer the bar. It was a good effort but meant that the half ended 0-0.

There was a slower start to the 2nd half, but the Stan had some sustained pressure in the 48th minute. In 56 minutes, Stephenson had the ball in the Lincoln net, but the flag was up for offside. After Errington replaced Adamson in the 57th minute, the Stan started to wake up & in the 60th minute a Stephenson corner was cleared & the rebound effort from the edge of the box was blasted wide by Slaughter. There was a period of Stan pressure but Lincoln were trying to attack when they could. In 70 minutes, after a Stan counterattack that came to nothing, a Lincoln attack was put out under pressure. From the resulting corner Brass caught a headed effort from Lincoln. In 79 minutes, a Stan attack was headed clear followed by Lincoln having to clear again in the 6-yard box. In 81 minutes, Errington advanced with the ball into the Lincoln box & although his shot looked like it was going into the net the keeper managed to save it. Brass then made an easy save at the other end followed by a Lincoln player heading another effort wide. A Lincoln ball in the 85th minute across the Stan box was missed by everyone. Soon after, a Lincoln counterattack was stopped by a good tackle by man of the match Ben Milburn. In 88 minutes, sub Storey’s ball into the Lincoln box although not held by the keeper was cleared by a defender. The Stan had to clear 2 Lincoln attacks. From the 2nd in the 90th minute, Brass sent a long counterattacking ball to Pearson who, 1 on 1 with the advancing Lincoln keeper, confidently slotted the ball past him & it rolled into the net for 1-0 to the Stan. Into added time, & a Lincoln attack was cleared followed by their keeper just getting to the ball before a Stan player. Lincoln then had another advance cleared before a Milburn shot was blocked for a corner although the match finished soon after in the 7th minute of added time.

So, the hard work paid off for the Stan & they have started their league campaign with a win for the 1st time since 11 August 2012 in their last season in the Northern Alliance Premier Division. Next up is a visit on Wednesday to another promoted club in the form of Redcar Athletic. Next Saturday the Stan then host Marske United in the FA Cup.

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Heaton Stannington A vs Ponteland United

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Heaton Stannington v Workington

The Stan’s last pre-season match saw them host non-league 3rd tier opposition in the form of ex-league club Workington from the Northern Premier league. It was a competitive match that ended with the visitor’s sneaking a late winning goal when a draw would have been more deserving.

The 1st meeting between the 2 teams saw Workington 1st to threaten when Brass had to get down in the 2nd minute to save a shot taken in a busy Stan box. A minute later & the visitors shot well over the Stan bar. After 6 minutes, Capewell headed clear from a Workington corner. The Stan then got their 1st opportunity to score when Robson shot just wide from the edge of the busy Workington box. The visitors were ahead in the 14th minute when a speculative shot from the edge of the box by a trialist beat Brass & went into the net. After a quieter 5 minutes, there was more Workington pressure in the 19th minute & 2 minutes later Shepherd had to clear. The ball was cleared again for a Workington corner which also saw the ball cleared. Workington had most of the early possession but from 25 minutes the Stan started to get back into the game when Slaughter blasted the ball well over the bar. In 27 minutes, the Stan were back on level terms when, from a free kick, Hopper blasted the ball into the Workington net for 1-1. Brass had to catch the ball 2 minutes later, but the Stan continued to get back into the match. In 37 minutes, a swerving ball from Hopper on the right went just left of the Workington post. In 43 minutes, the Stan had to make 2 clearances but the half ended 1-1.

Both teams started the 2nd half positively but were cancelling each other out. A joined-up attack by the Stan in the 51st minute saw the Workington keeper just get to the last ball of the move 1st. In the 60th minute, Pearson advanced into the visitor’s box, beat a player but the ball was then blocked. A Workington counterattack was then stopped by Beattie. A Stephenson shot then went across the goal & out of play. In 64 minutes, Pearson battled to win the ball & advanced with it but the keeper got to it before he could shoot. It was end to end now & soon after Milburn supplied Storey who crossed to the advancing Hopper, but he sliced his effort over the bar when he had the opportunity to score. Workington had a shot go over in the 68th minute & did the same 2 minutes later with a ball from a corner. Both teams were still trying to attack & in 73 minutes Workington shot high & wide. In 79 minutes, a sub Carr corner was cleared & although the ball went back in it was headed clear followed by a Workington counterattack which was cleared. Both teams were working hard although it was the visitors who took the lead in 87 minutes when a ball into the box to Galloway saw his shot deflected off a Stan player & into the net for 1-2. There were 2 minutes of added time but not enough for the Stan to wipe out the late Workington goal.

So, after 4 out of 4 wins the Stan’s last pre-season match saw them lose narrowly to higher league opposition. The real action starts next Saturday when the Stan travel to the coast to take on old rivals Whitley Bay in the FA Cup extra preliminary round & hopefully take a 1st step towards a trip to Wembley.

Stan Team: Brass; Groves (Burns 46); Shepherd (Marriott 66); Robson; Capewell; Milburn (Beattie 46); Hopper; Slaughter (Payne 66); Pearson (Carr 74); Stephenson (Livermore 66); Storey (Errington 74). No cards. Attendance 255.

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Heaton Stannington v Newcastle Benfield

The Stan’s 1st pre-season match for 2025-26 was a very competitive one as they took on local rivals Newcastle Benfield from Northern League Division 1 in the annual Jimmy Rowe Memorial Trophy. A last-minute winning goal meant that the Stan successfully defended the trophy and have won cups in their last 2 games having also won the Northumberland Senior Cup on their last outing in May. There were 2 new signings in the starting 11 in the form of Luke Carr & Dale Pearson & 2 other new signings, James Blakey, who has stepped up from the A team, & Alfie Livermore started form the bench. Goalkeeping coach Tom Flynn stepped in for keeper Lewis Brass who was getting married.

In front of a bumper crowd of 407, both sides started positively but it was Benfield who had the 1st clear effort in the 4th minute when they headed wide. 4 minutes later & a Stan free kick into the Benfield box was cleared. In 12 minutes, the visitors saw a speculative long-range effort easily caught by Flynn. A minute later, from a free kick & in a busy box, Shepherd tapped the ball into the Benfield net but the flag was up for offside. 2 minutes later & Hopper ran into the box, but his final ball went wide. There was more Stan pressure when in 17 minutes an attack was blocked but a minute later Flynn had to get down to save a long-range effort. In 20 minutes, Hopper advanced into the Benfield box & his shot was blocked then deflected for a corner. From the corner, Hopper’s header towards the net was cleared for another corner from which efforts by Hopper & Milburn were blocked. In 23 minutes, a Benfield corner was cleared followed by a quieter 10-minute period. In 33 minutes, Benfield shot over the Stan bar & soon after they shot just wide. Both teams continued to try & attack, but the next clear effort was not until the 41st minute when a Stan effort was punched over the bar by the Benfield keeper. The half ended 0-0 with everything still to play for.

The Stan made 3 half time substitutions although there was a relatively uneventful start to the 2nd half. In 50 minutes, a Benfield corner went straight out at the far post. The same thing happened 2 minutes later from a Stan corner. Benfield then had the closest effort so far when, from a free kick into the Stan box, the ball was cleared but the rebound shot went just over the Stan bar. A minute later in the 54th, a poor Stan clearance allowed a Benfield trialist to get the ball & shoot past Flynn for 0-1. The Stan were level in the 57th minute, when a Slaughter free kick into the box hit the post & Pearson, on his debut, put his rebound effort into the net from close range. 5 minutes later, Benfield had 3 corners in a row but there was then a quieter period until they shot wide in the 68th minute. In 75 minutes, Benfield shot wide again & a minute later they came closer when they shot just wide under pressure. 2 minutes later, sub Livermore crossed to Hopper but he couldn’t get his shot in. This was followed by some more pressure from the Stan which did not come to anything. In 82 minutes, a Benfield long shot wa deflected for a corner. In 85 minutes, a Stan attack was blocked & the ball from the resulting corner went wide. A long-range effort from the Stan then went over. A minute later there was a poor clearance by Grove but it was followed by an even worse move when the resulting Benfield effort went wide. At the other end, a ball by Groves was cleared followed soon after by a Pearson shot that went just wide under pressure. In the 90th minute though, Pearson got his 2nd goal & the Stan winner after the ball had been deflected out for a corner. From the corner, 2 Stan efforts in the crowded Benfield 6 yard box were cleared but Pearson made sure the 3rd effort went into the net for 2-1.

Although Benfield put up a good fight, the Stan deservedly won although only due to a late 2nd goal from new signing Pearson who had a great debut even without his goals. So, its 5 out of 5 wins for the Stan in the Jimmy Rowe Memorial Trophy. Next up on Thursday the Stan cross the water to play their 1st pre-season friendly against Boldon Community Association.

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