It’s a top of the table clash at Twist Lane on Saturday afternoon when Leigh Miners (2nd) entertain Siddal (1st) in round 10 of the NCL. With both teams in very good form, Siddal winning there last six matches and Miners there last five they are currently on fourteen points after winning seven of there opening nine matches and know victory on Saturday will take them two points clear at the top of the table. Kick off 2-30pm.

Should be a good game, although the weather will level out the teams which will help Siddal to parity

This is one not to be missed.

SHOULD BE A CRACKER THIS ONE 2 OF THE TOP GUNS GOING HEAD TO HEAD,COME ON THE MINERS

Good luck Miners

Andrew Hodson is making his first team debut tomorrow for Miners at the age of 17.

Come on you Miners..........I feel like I belong to a clique , where`s reffy or scooter boy when you need them......

they're part of another of clique.

Yes I guess you`re right............

Fantastic overall performance from Miners to win 26-20.

good performance from the Miners a great second half, Darryl Kay never stopped working and was my MOTM.

Oy, I am in this clique.

Damn.....

Leigh Miners 26 v 20 Siddal

Leigh Miners produced a strong second half performance to move two points clear at the top of the NCL table coming from 20-10 down at half time to win the game 26-20. It was the home side who opened the scoring after about 12 minutes when second row Tom Bradbury scored out on the left to give miners a 4-0 lead. Siddal hit back straight away with a try under the posts and from that try Siddal took control for the next 20 minutes scoring three further well worked tries to put them in command of the game at 20-4. Miners hit back in the final few minutes of the half when Darryl Kay dropped onto Scott O’Brien grubber kick to score at the side of the posts, Tom Bradbury converting giving the visitors a 20-10 half time advantage.

It was Miners who come out from the sheds the stronger and with some good go forward they got themselves within four points when full back Jonny Youds reached over to score, Bradbury converting to bring the score to 20-16. Miners drew level from the next set when Jimmy Muir scored out on the right hand side to tie the game up at 20-20. With the home side having a roll on they got themselves back in front when u18s centre Andrew Hodson broke down the left to put scrum half Ryan Smith in under the posts, Bradbury converting to give miners a 26-20 lead. As the game went on Siddal pressed hard to get back level but the strong home defence held firm to keep them out to win the match 26-20.

Next week Miners are away to Saddleworth Rangers.

Leigh Miners 2nd team lost 16-6 away at Albert Park.

Well done Miners.