SIXFL matchnight
Harrogate Tuesday Mens
3 November 2026
3 November 2026
Harrogate Tuesday Mens
By SIXFL
6 matches · 26 goals
Swaz march on, Wenlock edge it, and Old Boys survive a shootout
Mixed league and Cup night
It was a mixed league and Cup night in Harrogate West, with the Premiership leaders and Championship front-runners both in action alongside two League Cup ties. Swaz DSC strengthened their grip on top spot, Wenlock Warriors kept their perfect league start going, and Old Boys FC had to go the distance before seeing off Inter Maignan on penalties.
In Matchweek 5
Every result from the night, in one article.
Match 1 · League match
Eagles FC 2–7 Swaz DSC
Swaz DSC beat Eagles FC 7-2 in the Premiership, extending their strong start against a side that began the night in fifth. Jake Stalker and Elliot summers both scored twice, while Drew Hunter, Archie Atkinson and an own goal completed the tally. The result kept Swaz DSC out in front and underlined their position as the team to catch.
Player of the Match: Elliot summers (Swaz DSC)
Match 2 · League match
Mush United 1–2 Wenlock Warriors
Wenlock Warriors edged Mush United 2–1. James Baker scored once for Wenlock Warriors. Charlie Baxter scored once for Wenlock Warriors.
Player of the Match: Matthew Bunckle (Wenlock Warriors)
Match 3 · Harrogate Tuesday League Cup · Round 1
Harrogate Naija Isolo FC 2–4 Reece's Set Pieces
Reece's Set Pieces beat Harrogate Naija Isolo FC 4–2.
Match 4 · Harrogate Tuesday League Cup · Round 1
Inter Maignan 1–1 Old Boys FC 8–9 on penalties, Old Boys FC win the tie
The Cup tie finished Inter Maignan 1–1 Old Boys FC after normal time. Old Boys FC won the tie 8–9 on penalties. Recorded match scorers: Aidan Wen (Inter Maignan, 1), Jamie Shaw (Old Boys FC, 1).
Player of the Match: Aidan Wen (Inter Maignan)
Match 5 · League match
Wetherby Wanderers 1–1 The Fat B*st*rds FC
Wetherby Wanderers and The Fat B*st*rds FC drew 1-1 in the Premiership.
Match 6 · League match
Dynamo Kebab 1–3 The Burnt Beavers
The Burnt Beavers beat Dynamo Kebab 3-1 in the Championship and stayed well placed near the top of the section. They led 3-0 before Dynamo Kebab pulled one back, with the Burnt Beavers’ fast start giving them control of the result. It was another solid night for a side that began second in the table and kept pressure on Mush United.
The night mixed one-sided scorelines with tighter contests, and the cup ties delivered the clearest drama, especially Old Boys FC’s penalty success after a 1-1 draw.