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Burnmoor look set to retain championship
11:33am Saturday 6th September 2008
Burnmoor look virtually certain to retain their Warmseal Durham Senior League championship and if that is the case there will be no demotion from the NEPL. Only a Hetton Lyons title win would relegate one of the Tyneside teams.
Hetton Lyons have home advantage against a struggling Seaham Harbour. Lyons will turn out the same team as last week, which means Gary Adey misses the end of the campaign because of his broken fingers.
Burnmoor search for the six points that would guarantee a second successive title in their home match against an improved Felling, who are also unchanged.
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