City of Peterborough Hockey club’s survival hopes hanging by a slender thread
City’s 7-1 hammering at title-chasing Bowdon yesterday (March 15) leaves their Division One North future hanging by a thread, but their task is uncomplicated on Sunday (March 22).
City must beat University of Birmingham at Bretton Gate (2pm) and then hope that Sheffield Hallam fail to win at fourth-placed Loughborough Students or that University of Nottingham are beaten at relegated Leeds.
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Hide AdCity are capable of taking care of business against a Birmingham side with nothing to play for and, assuming Nottingham beat Leeds, they will then be hoping Loughborough are sufficiently motivated to dispose of Sheffield.
Brendan Andrews shot City into a first minute leat at Bowdon, but once the home side had edged in front at half-time, they took complete control after the break scoring five unanswered goals.
A win for City of Peterborough Ladies at mid-table Nowrich City on Saturday (March 21) will guarantee them a superb third place finish in the East Premier Division.
Jeorgia Carr, Jess Broadway and Charlotte Bradley scored the goals in a 3-2 win over Upminster in their final home game at Bretton Gate on Saturday.
City won despite playing the final 20 minutes with 10 players because of injuries.
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