At least two games are scheduled for Sunday 23rd - LIV Supplies v Burradon & New Fordley and Wrightchoice CSA v The Windmill.
Oyster Martyrs v Humbledon Plains Farm
There’s only one place to start this preview and it’s with the tie of the round between last season’s finalists.
Oyster will
be desperate to put one over on Humbledon, who deservedly beat them at Ewood
Park. What struck me about Humbledon was the way they kept Leighton McGivern
quiet. They clearly knew he was the danger man and barely allowed him to have a
kick all day.
However,
going to Liverpool to face Oyster is a daunting task for any side. Oyster have
played in the Sunday Cup since 2007 and have only lost one home game in that
time (a cracking game against Huddersfield Irish that I was luck to watch at
Burscough).
It will not
be easy and I’m sure that Humbledon will have wished for an easier start to the
defence of their title! They came through a tough game at Seymour last season
and it was this victory which gave them the belief to go all the way. I wish I
was going to this game, it’s sure to be an absolute cracker.
Mayfair v Chapeltown Fforde Grene
Leeds based Fforde
Grene have reached the latter stages twice – the 2009 semi-final and last
season’s quarter final, where they took eventual winners Humbledon Plains Farm
to extra time.
They have played
plenty of teams from the Liverpool area, since they made their debut in 2007.
They have a perfect Sunday Cup record on Merseyside, winning all four of their
games over there and will fancy their chances against their hosts from the
Liverpool Business Houses league.
Debutants Mayfair
are unbeaten in their five league games and they won 2-0 away at Garston from the
rival Liverpool & District league in the first round, so they will be no
push over.
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