A third consecutive defeat for the Bloods who were hit for six on Teeside on a hot afternoon by a rampant Marske side

The Bloods were blown away by the first display of their opponents after being reduced to ten men after just a minute of play.

Centre half Andy Langford was controversially shown a straight red after the referee adjudged him to have handled the ball on the line and with Tyrese Sinclair scoring from the spot, Droylsden found themselves a goal down after three minutes.

Nine minutes later, Radcliffe doubled their lead, Brown shot from the edge of the area, deflected off Domaine Rouse’s head, giving Thompson no chance.

Walshe had the first chance for Droylsden, blazing over the bar from distance on the quarter hour mark while Dom Smith did well on the right but saw his effort deflected for a corner.

Radcliffe got a third on twenty eight minutes, a mistake at the back letting in Mitchley who had a simple tap in and the striker scored a second three minutes later, converting Williams cross at the near post.

The home team could easily have had more before the break, Mitchley somehow failing to convert at the far post with the goal at his mercy and right on the stroke of half time Billington, with the goal gaping sliced over.

It was a different story second half as Bloods substitutes, Brewster, Frost and Murray bought them back into the game but not before an excellent save from Thompson denied Crowthers.

Rigby, playing in a winger role caused problems down the left, beating two players and setting up Caddick who shot wide.

With four minutes left on the clock, Radcliffe substitute Rokka saw his effort come back off the post, his second attempt hitting the side netting

The Visitors deservedly equalised just before halft time, Rotheray finding the bottom corner of the Bloods net.

The Bloods survived a first half onslaught from the home team to snatch three points thanks to a Domaine Rouse header from a corner ten minutes into the second half.

The home team dominated the first forty five minutes of this game breaking quickly down both flanks.

After just think minutes a cross found Ryan Wade who shot over from inside the box, minutes later the centre forward was the provider breaking down the left finding Gibson who was denied by a great save from Chris Thompson

Droylsden struggled to keep the ball as the home team continued to press, Wade having two chances in succession, the first blocked by a defender, the second then screwed wide but the zBloods held out for half time despite seeing two efforts from the byline flying across the face of goal.

Almost from the kick offLinnets should have taken the lead, another cross from the right, finding Gibson who with only Thompson to best shot wide

Droylsden’s first real chance of the game came shortly after half time, a ball over the top finding Jamie Frost whose first time effort was palmed away by Passant in the Linnets goal.

Four minutes later they were ahead, winning a corner, Danny Wilkins perfect delivery found an unmarked Domaine Rouse at the back post whose header gave the keeper little chance.

The goal seemed to upset the shape of the Linnets play and the Bloods defence grew stronger as the game went on, managing to stifle out much of the Linnnets attacking play to claim all three points and take their unbeaten run to five games.

Two goals from Emil Jasskelainen secured the visitors a draw at the Butchers Arms despite The Bloods  having the majority of the play.

Kendal took the lead controversially from the penalty spot after 11 minutes after the referee adjudged Phil Clarke to have handled the ball from close range.

The Bloods had their chances to equalise, Rouse’s header at the back post from a Rigby corner was deflected behind for a corner while Clooney’s effort  from Rouse’s cross into the area was toe poked just wide of the far post.Just before half time, the busy Clooney broke into the Kendal box but again his attempt went just wide

Droylsden levelled just after the break, Wilkins heading home after a cross from the byline from Lattie but Kendal regained the lead four minutes later, Jasskelainen breaking clear from the half way line after a Phil Clarke clearance rebounded off Colin Murray, the forward running half the length of the pitch before finishing well into the bottom right corner of the goal.

Substitute Jamie Frost levelled for the home team with half an hour left,Rigby’s cross finding him just outside the six yard box and finding a way through the Kendal defence to stab the ball home.

Droylsden brought on Walshe and Burns,rejigging the forward line but despite controlling the game they could not break through the visitors defence

The Bloods best chance falling to skipper Rouse with seven minutes left on the clock but Bacon saved brilliantly as the shot headed for the top corner and Kendal held on for a well fought point

A Rhys Clooney goal four minutes from time saw the Bloods claim a point in a scrappy game at the Butchers Arms.

Clooney latched onto the ball after Cables keeper Taylor has saved from a deflected strike off his own defender.

Droylsden has fallen behind after a lively start from the visitors, failing to clear their lines and giving Awe a free header in the area after just nine minutes.

Awe could have made it two minutes later on the break, Phil Clarke recovering to block the strikers shot on the edge of the area.

Cables continued to dominate Hassall forcing Thompson into a good save letting fly from just outside the area and Thompson was again called in to action with the reflex save after a wicked ricochet off the Bloods wall from Hamilton free kick.

The Bloods shuffled the pack early in the second half, all three substitutes on with half an hour left on the clock and while the visitors appeared to sit back on their lead, their high line stifled Droylsden’s efforts on goal.

A quick break from Liam Caddick set up Clooney who took the ball too wide to trouble the keeper.At the other end Thompson was again called into action this time to stop along range effort from Hassall.

Chances though were few and far betwen in the second half for either side until Clooney’s effort grabbed the point.

Star man for the Bloods Chris Thompson