SIXFL matchnight
Harrogate Tuesday Mens
8 September 2026
The night in numbers
6
matches
21
goals
8 September 2026
Harrogate Tuesday Mens
By SIXFL
6 matches · 21 goals
Ripon Cider Boys’ finishing touch stands out in a mixed Tuesday night
There was a clear thread running through Tuesday’s results in Harrogate West: a couple of tight contests decided by the smallest margins, plus a few sharper scorelines that kept the evening moving. Ripon Cider Boys featured twice and Lewis Glyde did the business for them, while The Fat B*st*rds FC came out on the right side of a close one before backing it up against Mush United.
In Matchweek 10
Every result from the night, in one article.
Match 1
Reece's Set Pieces 3–1 Mush United
Reece's Set Pieces made the most of their chances in a 3-1 win over Mush United, a result that gave them the clearer edge without needing any drama in the scoreline. With no scorers listed, the numbers tell the story on their own: a solid three-goal return and a controlled margin.
Match 2
Ripon Cider Boys 2–1 Wetherby Wanderers
Ripon Cider Boys edged Wetherby Wanderers 2-1, and Lewis Glyde accounted for both of their goals. That proved enough in a close contest, with Ripon Cider Boys finding the decisive touch while Wetherby Wanderers kept the margin down to one.
Match 3
Ripon Cider Boys 1–0 Swaz DSC
Ripon Cider Boys followed that up with another narrow win, this time 1-0 against Swaz DSC. Lewis Glyde was again on the scoresheet for Ripon Cider Boys, and on this occasion his goal was the difference between the sides.
Match 4
Crescent United 2–3 The Fat B*st*rds FC
The Fat B*st*rds FC came through a tight 3-2 meeting with Crescent United. With no scorers listed, the scoreline is the clearest measure here: a one-goal win in a match that stayed live right to the finish.
Match 5
The Fat B*st*rds FC 3–0 Mush United
The Fat B*st*rds FC then followed up with a more decisive 3-0 result against Mush United. Again, the scoreline gives the full picture, with three goals and a clean sheet making it a more comfortable return than their earlier five-goal contest.
Match 6
Eagles FC 3–2 Dynamo Kebab
Eagles FC saw off Dynamo Kebab 3-2 in another close finish. Charlie Cobley scored both of Dynamo Kebab’s goals, but Eagles FC had the extra strike needed to take the points in a five-goal game.