Last year Ponteland United were celebrating winning the Northern Alliance Premier Division Championship in style. With the team unable to be promoted owing to ground criteria a large proportion of the players moved on and twelve months later with not one player in last seasons starting eleven and a completely different squad the team is propping up the Division along with todays hosts Murton.

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Ponteland faced a difficult encounter against championship chasing Heaton Stannington but despite going behind after only five minutes put in a spirited performance for 60 minutes before running out of steam and being struck by Lee Johnson.

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Ponteland United visited high flying Carlisle City but they found the Cumbrians too good on the day. It was an uphill struggle for United after conceding a goals in the first two minutes of each half. One was a goalline scramble whereas the other was an unstoppable shot. With only four games remaining and in the bottom two United need points desparately. One cannot fault the players endeavour but it's results that count.

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With several players either injured or unavailable Ponteland gave a debut to seventeen year old Jack L'Argent after consistent displays for the club's Reserves side and the teenager put in an accomplished performance. Another teenager Liam Blair returned in goal after injury and just got the nod ahead of Ryan Carter.

With United needing points to move up the table it was a tense affair and although Havelock's young side never stopped trying it was the stronger Colliers side which came out on top thanks to a David Brown hat trick.

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Ponteland United probably had their best display of the season to beat a strong Blyth Town side.

It was a fine all round performance with all players including the substitutes contributing to the victory. The availability of experienced players McIvor, Ford and Dummett made a difference but it was the tenacity and goalpoaching instincts of Billy Holden that secured three valuable points for the black and whites.

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A series of fine saves from keeper Liam Blair and a determined all round performance by United almost secured victory but they were denied five minutes from time when substitute Michael Hogg for the Colliers took advantage of a defensive misjudgement to share the spoils.

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It's five months ago since Ponteland United last won a match and that was when they defeated Shankhouse 2 - 0 at the Leisure Centre. In the return fixture yesterday United were without captain Chris Flynn on holiday and gave a first start to teenager Jack Bell.

After overcoming early pressure by the home side Ponteland grew in confidence after they took the lead through a Gavin Wood penalty and went on to secure a well deserved victory.

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Seven weeks ago Whitley Bay A inflicted a humiliating defeat on Ponteland United and one would excuse the black and whites for not looking forward to the reverse fixture last night. However the lads put in a battling display competing all over the pitch for the full ninety minutes and were left dissappointed at the end when an own goal gifted the seasiders the points.

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Struggling Ponteland United faced a six pointer with fellow strugglers Gateshead Rutherford. Having taken only 22 points from a possible 24 United are having an horrific run and todays game was essential for Pont to get back into winning ways and start picking up points.

However it was the visitors who deservedly took all three points and opened a gap between themselves and the bottom two clubs Ponteland and Murton.

Ponteland United continue to find life difficult as they endeavour to find a solution to a string of poor results which has seen them conceding far too many goals and a lack of fire power up front means obtaining points will be difficult. At least a purposeful second half performance gives manager Havelock a crumb of comfort but by that time the damage had been done with Hebburn six goals to the good in a dominant and overpowering first half display.

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