Chloe Madden celebrated her Birthday on Sunday

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Carly Hayes opened the scoring with a shot drilled in from the left of the box. Long Eaton played some good football, keeping possession resulting in a second goal with a left foot strike from Jodie Hancock. Long Eaton continued to pressure the Arnold defence and with some well worked moves, Laurie O'Shea finished well for the Long Eaton's 3^rd goal.

After half time Long Eaton continued the pressure as Jodie Hancock charged down an attempted Arnold clearance and claimed her second of the game. With the Arnold players now tiring and Long Eaton becoming more dominating it was not long before Jodie Hancock got her hatrick with a superb strike from the edge of the box, leaving the Arnold keeper with little chance.

The Arnold defence continued to feel the pressure from the Long Eaton attackers and it was not long before Arnold gave away a penalty from a hand ball. Kirsty Gibons Stepped up to take and placed the ball calmly in the back of the Arnold net to get her first of the game.

Finale Score 6 - 0 to Long Eaton

Jodie Hancock was once again awarded Player of the Match from the opposition make this her third week of being award the honour.

LONG EATON :- Smith, Holmes, McGinty, Hallam, Allsop (Watts 63), Stryzewski, Beldham (Fowkes 65), Parker, Blair (McCall 75), Steadman, Wilkinson.

The Blues gave a debut to new signing Danny Blair from Hednesford which meant Mat McCall found himself on the bench. 

The Blues got off to busy start and could have easily been two up in the first 5 minutes. Marc Stryzewski fired over and then visiting keeper Carl Zaborrowski denied both Alex Steadman with a fine save and then blocking a shot from Stryzewski on the line.

The visitors recovered from this early onslaught and took the lead in the 17th minute when full back Stuart Waite made a good run down the right and and took a return pass from Philips and drilled the ball low past keeper Steve Smith into the far corner of the net.

For the Blues Steadman and Blair were combining well and it was Blair who went close to equalizing but his goalbound shot was blocked on the line. Eccleshill were still dangerous with Andy Howard going close with a overhead kick just before the break after a series of corners for the visitors.

On the restart Mick Allsop was narrowly wide with a header from a Danny Beldham free kick and Styzewski fired over after being set up by Blair. It was Blair who almost opened his account on 65 minutes but his well struck free kick from the edge of the box hit the outside of the post with the visiting keeper beaten.

For all there endeavor the Blues could not break the visitors defence down suffering another home defeat after their recent good form away from home.

Final Score 0 - 1

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Jodie Hancock - Player of the Match 2 weeks Running

The Ladies were away this weekend to top of the League Nuneaton Borough Ladies. This was a game that did not see Long Eaton United play their best. With Player of the Match Jodie Hancock being given a hard time by the Nuneaton defence, Long Eaton made plenty of chances which should have saw them put the game away in the first half, but failed to get the ball on target. Long Eaton Managed to go ahead before half time when the ball was cleared by the Nuneaton defence which fell to Jodie Hancock who made a run with the ball, rounded the keeper and slotted the ball home.

In the second half it was no long before Nuneaton had equalised with a goal after 10 minutes, when the Long Eaton Keeper was lobbed to bring the score 1 - 1. It wasn't until 10 minutes from the end that the deadlock was broken when Chloe Madden managed to hit the back of the net to bring the score to 2 - 1 to Long Eaton. Making their debut for the ladies today was Jordan Flynn and Natalie Spibey, who come on in the second half of the game.

Manager Kevin Hancock said of today's game " We played a disjointed game today we created many chances but failed to finish on target, however we played top of the league and took 3 points away from Nuneaton and we still remain unbeaten. Our next game is at home this coming Sunday to Arnold Town a local derby for us so we will be going all out"