21 MAY – LEAGUE CUP FINAL – Royal Earl kings of Bramall Lane – Royal Earl came from behind to beat Stannington Village 2-1 at Bramall Lane in a League Cup Final that saw both teams produce some high quality football. Jack Haslam put Stannington ahead after just five minutes, but, with half-time looming, man of the match Ethan Hobson struck an unstoppable shot into the top corner to send the teams into the break level.

The second half saw both teams with chances, but when Earl's Richard Tootle hit a cross from distance it sailed over everyone and into the top corner. Stannington did their best to get back into it and had a penalty appeal turned down, before Earl was reduced to ten men when Matty Ord received a second yellow card. Stannington went close twice in injury time, but couldn't find the all-illusive finish and Earl held on. Teams: ROYAL EARL: Dylan Parkin; Theo Wilson; Richard Tootle; Joe Turner; Johno Williams (C); Ethan Hobson; Matthew Ord; Sam Fewkes; Alex Rippon; Joe Pearson; Connor Chapell Subs: Billy Wright; Jay Evison; Matthew Morton; Tom Bishop; Steve Brammer STANNINGTON VILLAGE: Harley Middleton; Seb Robbemond; Ben Cook; Danny Abdulla; Angelo Tambini; Jack Holmes; Charlie Hobson, Lee Johnstone (C); Jack Haslam; Joel Purkiss; Dave Shepherd Subs: Shaun Flynn; Harley Scholey; Jonathan Wall; Sami Eric; Nathan Ryan. REFEREE Peter Hall A/REFEREES Paul Holmes; Ben Lepper 4th OFFICIAL Craig Couldwell

19 MAY – LEAGUE CUP FINAL – Bramall Lane date of Tuesday 21 May set for Royal Earl v Stannington Village – The date for the League Cup Final between Royal Earl and Stannington Village at Bramall Lane has been set for Tuesday 21 May with a 7:45 kick-off. Admission to the game is just £5 in the Tony Currie South Stand only - PLEASE NOTE THAT PAYMENT FOR ADMISSION IS CASH ONLY. Spectators should please note that the main car park is not available for spectators, but there is plenty of on-road parking on the streets nearby. Payment for drinks etc inside the ground is by Card only..

12 MAY – CBC PREMIER – Inter and Oughtibridge end their season with a thriller – FC Inter and Oughtibridge WM completed their season with a real thriller that ended all square. Oliver Parfitt netted a hat-trick for Inter and the CBC Premier'd leading scorer Conner Platts (left) took his league tally to 19 with two for Oughtibridge. Ethan Barron and Adam Thomasa gave Oughtibridge an early two goal lead, but Parfitt's first two had Inter level at the break.The second half started with Parfitt completing his hat-trick to give inter the lead, but Platts first and a Josh Hunnam strike had Oughtibridge back in front. Rob Neal netted his first ever goal to bring Inter level again until Platts second put Oughtibridge in front for a third time. It looked like that would be it, but Adam Justice netted late on to make the final score 5-5.

10 MAY – DIVISION 1 – Smith leavees it late to save Crookes – A last gasp Pete Smith header for WH Crookes saved them from defeat by Southey Social in Division One's final game of the season. Crookes started the quicker, but Southey grew into the game and after the Crookes keeper had somehow tipped a Carlton Carty volley onto a post they got themselves in front when Daniel Jenkinson headed on for Carty to race into the box to give his side a half-time lead. After the break Carty should have doubled Southey's lead, but shot wide with only the keeper to beat. Crookes then began to get on top, but it looked like the Southey defence and keeper Kian Sheedy weren't going to be beaten until a corner in the last seconds of the game saw Smith rise highest to gives Crookes a 1-1 draw.

8 MAY – CBC PREMIER – Oughtibridge beat Inter to ensure they avoid the drop – Oughtibridge WM beat FC Inter 6-0 - a result that ensures Oughtibridge avoid the drop. Goals from Luke Beedham, Simon Duckworth, Josh Hunnam, Adam Thomas, Jugal Thapa and the CBC Premier's leading scorer Connor Platts 17th of the season saw Oughtibridge comfortably home to keep their place in the top flight.

7 MAY – DIVISION 1 – Sheaf beat South to ensure they avoid the drop – Sheaf House beat Sheffield South 3-2 - a result that ensures Sheaf House avoid the drop. Jack Melbourne, Jake Powell and Josh Redfearn gave Sheaf a 3-1 lead at half time and although Luois Marven added to Jack Price's first half goal for South, Sheaf held on to ensure they stay up.

5 MAY – CBC PREMIER – Eckington beat Joker – Joker's season ended with a 2-1 defeat by Eckington - a result that means that Eckington can finish no lower than 6th, whereas Joker will lose third place if Stannington Villsge beat Eckington in their final game of the season. Midway through the first half a ball into the box fell to Owen Ryan and he fired home to give Eckington a first half lead. After the break Joker levelled when Jacob Pearson was pulled down in the area and Matt Langley netted from the spot. Eckington won it though when Dan White took the ball inside the area before volleying powerfully home.

5 MAY – DIVISION 1 – Crookes win an 11 goal thriller – Pete Smith netted his first two league goals of the season as WH Crookes won an 11 goal thriller 6-5 at already promoted Boynton Sports. With both sides nothing to play for but pride, both made it a game to remember. As well as Smith's double, Crookes other scorers were Matt Price, Billy Shepherd, Brendon Atkin and Charlie Cope. Boynton trailed 5-1 at one point, but goals from Jack Bennett, Isaac Reardon, Marc Peacock, Nathan Fletcher and Jake Bonnett made a real game of it.

5 MAY – DIVISION 2 – Chapeltown shock Brunsmeer, to make ADC Wisewood the runners-up – Brunsmeer AJW went into their final game at Chapeltown knowing that just a point would see them finish Division 2 runners-up, but Chapeltown ruined the party by taking all three points with a 4-1 victory, leaving AFC Wisewood to take the runners-up spot. An overhead kick by Ben Smedley gave Chapeltown the lead until Charlie Clark levelled for Brunsmeer. Chapeltown's Club Captain Chris Pickford had made the journey back from London to play the game and his effort was rewarded when his tackle flew straight into the net to put Chapeltown back in front. Ben Rooth then finished the best move of the game by bending the ball into the top corner to extend Chapeltown's lead, before leading scorer Harry Hurst completed the scoring with a looping header for his 7th of the season - not bad for the centre back.

2 MAY – DIVISION 1 – Jubilee winm but it's Dronfield that are Champions – Jubilee Rangers won 3-2 at Boynton Sports and it was a result that meant AFC Dronfield (pictured left) took the Division 1 title. Both Boynton and Jubilee will be celebrating though as both teams will be promoted. Harry Trotter was brought down in the area and Jack Shaw netted the penalty to give Jubilee the lead, but Boynton equalised before half-time and took the lead with a header in the second half. Boynton had a gret chance to extend their lead when they were awrded a penalty, but James Gamble in the Jubilee net made a smart save to keep his side in the game. The games third penalty came soon after when a Boynton player handled in the area and Josh Jackson smashed home the spot kick. It was all Jubilee now and when Sam Phillips beat two defenders before beating the keeper, Jubilee took the points.

1 MAY – DIVISION 1 – Sheaf and Reds share the points – Mosborough Reds completed their season by gaining a point with a 1-1 draw at Sheaf House. During a goalless first half Reds keeper daved a penalty and with 10 minutes left Alex Jones put Sheaf ahead, but Reds gott their point with an Alix Sorsby free kick 5 minutes from time.

28 APR – CBC PREMIER – No games played – The heavy overnight rain put paid to all the games.

28 APR – DIVISION 1 – Boynton hit Reds for six – In the day's only game, Boynton Sports beat Mosborough Reds 6-1. Jake Bonnet hit two of them along with singles for each of Curtis Priday, Smajl Bytyci, Ricjie Atkins and Jake Gamban. Matt Ellis netted Reds consolation.

28 APR – DIVISION 2 – No games played – The heavy overnight rain put paid to all the games.

25 APR – DIVISION 2 – Cueball take the Division 2 title – Cueball (pictured right) came from two down to beat Chapeltown FC 4-2 and take the Division 2 title at the first attempt. Harry Hurst and Ben Smedley goals looked to be causing an upset, but three penalties turned the game on it's head, with Travis Hodgson netting all three to take his tally to 26 for the season. It stayed like that even though Chapeltown went very close to an equaliser on a couple of occasions. The Chapeltown keeper also made two great saves, but he could do nothing to stop Jack Bailey-Atkin completing the scoring and making certain of the title.

25 APR – CBC PREMIER – Pheasant go Ruddy mad, and Oughtibridge edge towards safey – George Rudd netted four as WB Pheasant handed Eckington their worst ever defeat, 8-0. Rudd's first two and one from Danny Reet saw Pheasant fly into a three goal half-time lead. The second half started with Kane Doughty adding a fourth, before Rudd added two more. Doughty added his second before Lewis Fothergill comppleted the scoring. A mention for Derek Statham who toof over from referee John Reeves after he was injured.

Oughtibridge gained a vital point with a 2-2 draw at local rivals Stannington Village and now one win from their final 3 games will probably see them safe. Stannington took the lead when Luca DeFalco cut inside before beating the keeper at the near post, but Matt Harrison and Connor Platts 16th of the season put Oughtibridge ahead until Jon Wall's cross was finished by Sam Eric.

25 APR – DIVISION 1 – Lions go out with a win and Sheaf climb out of the danger zone – In what was Mosborough Lions last game in the League, they beat WH Crookes 2-1. Goals from Jamie Jones and leading scorer Dan Beech proved just too much for Crookes who replied with a Billy Shepherd goal. Sheaf House climbed out of the danger zone with a 3-1 victory at relegation rivals Mosborough Reds who must now win their final two games to have any chance of avoiding a bottom two finish.

21 APR – SUNDAY TROPHY FINAL – Boynton Sports lift the Sunday Trophy – Lee Jordan (on the left of the picture right with his brother Ben and the trophy) netted twice as Boynton Sports beat Barnsley’s AFC Pogmoor 4-1 in the Sunday Trophy Final at Rossington Main to win the trophy for the first time. Boynton started on the front foot and they were awarded a penalty when Richie Atkins (pictured left) was brought down by the keeper in the area. Despite the keeper saving Jack Bennet’s spot kick, Bennet followed up to hammer the loose ball home. Their lead was doubled before half-time when Atkins broke clear before beating the keeper.

After the break Pogmoor pulled one back following a scramble in the area and they pressed for an equaliser. Boynton regained their composure though and were soon back on top and only some good saves by the Pogmoor keeper kept his side in the game. A third goal did come though when a corner was met at the near post by Lee Jordan and his header lew over everyone into the far corner. A fourth soon followed when Boynton were awarded a second penalty. This time Lee Jordan stepped up and although the keeper again saved the spot kick, Jordan followed up to put the rebound into the net. At the end of the game, County FA Chairman Brian Coddington presented Boynton with their medals and trophy. See pictures from the game below:

21 APR – CBC PREMIER – Woodman are down, but Eckington ruin the new champions record – New Champions Chapeltown RBL fell to their first away league defeat of the season as Eckington eased their relegation fears with a 2-1 victory over them. Eckington took the lead when a good ball across the box was sidefooted home by Joel Cousins and it was doubled before half-time when Joe Renshaw closed the keeper down and took the ball off him before scoring. RBL did their best to keep their unbeated record and pulled one back through Micky Vella, but Eckington held on to the vital three points.

Eckington’s win also confirmed that Woodman Intake will finish in the bottom three along with FC Inter who slipped to a 3-1 defeat at Stannington Village. Luca DeFalco goals before and after half-time gave Stannington a two goal lead and an own goal made it three before Russ Westby netted Inter’s consolation.

Sheffield Sixs now look vulnerable after they completed their season with a 5-3 defeat against the team just below them, Oughtibridge WM. Oughtibridge led 3-0 at the break, but Sixs hit back after the break with goals from Harry Buxton, a Luke Allison penalty after Buxton had been fouled, and a Joel Elms strike made it 3-3, but Oughtibridge hit back with two late goals to win it to improve their chances of escaping the drop. Scorers for Oughtibridge were Simon Duckworth, Connor Platts 2, Adam Thomas and Josh Hunnam. If Oughtibridge gain four points from their last four games they will almost certainly climb out of the bottom three and put Sixs there instead.

21 APR – DIVISION 1 – Dronfield’s title hopes lifted at Crookes, Sheaf gain a vital win – AFC Dronfield are certain of a top two finish after beating WH Crookes 5-1. First half goals from Mark Ashley and Tyrone Gunter gave Dronfield a two goal lead at half-time. A second half brace from skipper Joe Taylor and another from Ashley wrapped up the three points. Harvey Allatt netted Crookes’ consolation.

Early goals from Mason Hunt and Danny Vigrass saw Jubilee Rangers keep their promotion challenge going with a 2-0 victory at Mosborough Reds. Sheaf House gave themselves a lifeline at the foot of the table with a 4-2 victory over a Southey Social side now just a point above them. An own goal and one each from Lestyn Jones and Roenan Fallon gave Sheaf a 3-1 lead at half-time, with Josh Redfearn netting their second half goal. Carlton Carty and Brad Jones netted for Southey.

21 APR – DIVISION 2 – Cueball look set for the title – Cueball look set to take the Division 2 title after their 4-1 win at Winter Green saw them go back to the top of the table. Cueball’s goals came from a Farrell Cawthorne double and one each for Jack Challoner and Matt Herrington, with Winter Green’s consolation coming from Ashley Unwin. Cueball will take the title if they win at Chapeltown in midweek, or their final game at Royal Oak (Dronfield). Cotts FC continued their impressive away form with a 4-2 victory at Norton Oaks. Cotts were winning 3-0 at half-time Andrew Swift Ryan Simmonite and Chris Salt winning 3-0 at the interval, but second half goals from Jack Higgins and a Tom Blacksell penalty put Oaks right back into it until Harry Shaw settled Cotts’ nerves.

18 APR – CBC PREMIER – Chapeltown RBL take the title for the first time – Chapeltown RBL beat Joker Wickersley Youth CC to confirm their first ever League title - a deserved reward for all the hard work Dave Adams and Adam Todd have put into the team. After winning the Division 2 and Division 1 titles in the previous two seasons, Chapeltown RBL clinched their third title on the trot sweeping Joker Wickersley aside 5-1. Elliott Simpson opened the scoring after 8 minutes with a trademark free kick. Man of the match Niall Smith doubled the lead when Jed Phillips found him on the half way line, and following a marauding run he coolly slotted home on 20 minutes. 3 minutes later Jay Carter made it 3 with a left foot finish, after good work by Luis Afonso-Ferreira. Early in the second half Joker were awarded a penalty for holding, which was well dispatched by Matthew Langley. Top scorer Jed Phillips regained RBL's three goal lead with a calm finish, and when Mikey Vella found Morgan Cowell on the edge of the box, he fired home to make it 5-1 on 85 minutes to seal the title in style. Chapeltown are pictured right with the trophy.

Eckington BFC put themselves a point further away from the bottom three with a draw at Stannington Village. Eckington took the lead with a Tom Gambles penalty, but it was cancelled out when a Jon Wall cross was sliiced into his own net by an Eckington defender. Stannington then took the lead when a Luca DeFalco shot was parried by the keeper, but Shaun Flynn was on hand to put home the rebound. It was then Eckington's turn to level when Pat Stothard netted, but Stannington looked to have won it when Flynn put Wall through to score. Eckington claimed their point in the final minute with a Brad Spencer strike and that point also confirms that FC Inter will finish in the bottom three and baring a miracle in the change of goal difference it also means that Woodman Intake will also finish in the bottom three.

18 APR – DIVISION 1 – Jubilee win at Sheaf to maintain their challenge and Lions climb over Reds – Jubilee Rangers collected three points as goals from Josh Jackson, an own goal, Adam Darton and Harry Webster-Dunkerley gave them a 4-0 at Sheaf House to maintain their challenge. Doubles from Dan Beech and Max Howard saw Mosborough Lions win the Mosborough deby against the Reds 4-0 to climb above them and out of the bottom two.

18 APR – DIVISION 2 – Chapeltown FC win at Steel City Dons – Chapeltown FC, with goals from Max Chester, Danny Smith and two own goals, gained their third away win of the season, 4-1 at Steel City Dons and climb a place in the league. Dons replied with a goal from Sylvester Ndoora.

17 APR – Boynton Sports in the Sunday Trophy Final this coming Sunday, 21 April, 11am kick-off – Boynton Sports are in the County FA Sunday Trophy Final next Sunday 21 April at Rossington Main, kick-off at 11am, where they will face Barnsley Division 1 leaders AFC Pogmoor.

14 APR – CBC PREMIER – Chapeltown held by Woodman, but Earl keep up the chase – Leaders Chapeltown RBL are still one win away from their first League title after they were held to a goalless draw by struggling Woodman Intake.  It was no mean feat by Woodman as they became the first team this season to stop the leaders from scoring in the league.

Royal Earl kept themselves in the title race with a 3-1 victory at another struggler, Oughtibridge WM. Simon Duckworth gave Oughtibridge anearly lead, but goals from Alex Rippon and Matt Morton had Earl in front by half-time. A tight second half saw just one further goal from Earl's Jacob Priestnall.

Eckington remain only just above the drop zone after their 2-1 defeat at Joker Wickersley Youth CC. Eckington hit a post in the first half and a scramble in the goalmouth almost brought an opener for Joker. The second half saw Joker open the scoring when Jordan Thomas was denied by the keeper, but Ben Thornton pounced on the rebound to score. Eckington hit back and levelled the scores with a Pat Stothard strike and only the woodwork twice stopped them taking the lead. It was Joker that won it though when Jacob Pearson found Owen Kelly down the line before moving into the area to meet Kelly’s cross to score.

Sheffield Sixs remain in the relegation mix after their narrow 1-0 defeat at Stannington Village thanks to a Shaun Flynn strike for Stannington.

14 APR – DIVISION 1 – The title race still open as Dronfield and Boynton two draw – The title race still open after the leaders AFC Dronfield drew 2-2 at third place Boynton Sports. Jake Bonnett and Marc Peacock strikes for Boynton were cancelled out by two Mark Ashley strikes in the second half. It was good preparation for Boynton as they attempt to win the Sunday Trophy Final against AFC Pogmoor at Rossington Main next Sunday 21 April, 11am kick-off.

WH Crookes came from behind to win 3-2 at Mosborough Reds. Ollie McQuillin gave Crookes the lead, but when Gaz Coddington was brought down in the area, Ash Hotchin stepped up to equalise from the spot. It soon go worse for Crookes when Tom Rowbotham put through his own goal to give Reds a half-time lead. After the break a Rhema Obed strike levelled the scores, before a real screamer for McQuillin’s second won it for Crookes.

Although Mosborough Lions got a point from a 3-3 draw with Southey Social, their situation looks precarious. Harry Wareham gave Lions a half-time lead with a good strike after a quick break, but Southey soon levelled after the break when Carlton Carty rounded the keeper to score. Lions went back in front when a cross was pulled back to Max Howard and he scored from the edge of the area. Carty then got his second with a free-kick to level again and Southey then took the lead when Roan Heeley fired into the bottom corner. Lions plugged away though and when a long throw fell to him, Billy Gillett hit their equaliser to earn them a point.

14 APR – DIVISION 2 – Brunsmeer are up – Charlie Clark and Taylor Askham doubles helped Brunsmeer AJW to the 6-0 victory at Norton Oaks that seals their promotion at the first attempt. Brad Rains and Harry Groombridge netted the others and even a point in their final game will see them finish no lower than second.

11 APR – CBC PREMIER – Eckington ease relegation fears, but deepen Woodman's woes – Eckington eased their relegation fears with a 3-0 victory at Woodman Intake - a result that deepens Woodman's fears. Eckington took the lead when a long throw into the box was dropped by the keeper and Mitch Walker fired home. The lead was doubled before half-time thanks to a great solo run and strike from Rob Singer. The second half was fairly even, but Eckington completed the scoring  when Harry Bell flicked the ball over the keeper into the goal.

11 APR – DIVISION 1 – Boynton and Jubilee both win – Boynton Sports collected three points at Mosborough Reds as a Curtis Priday double gave them a 2-0 win and Jubilee Rangers did likewise with a narrow 1-0 victory at Mosborough Lions thanks to an Adam Darton strike in the second half.

7 APR – CBC PREMIER – Chapeltown almost there – Leaders Chapeltown RBL are just one win away from their first League title after their 5-2 victory over Oughtibridge WM. Chapeltown RBL hosted Oughtibridge at Jubilee Sports Club due to a waterlogged home pitch and RBL were fast out of the traps when Brandon Whitfields perfect pass in the first minute found Luis Afonso-Ferreira who beat the keeper to the ball. Oughtibridge equalised after 13 minutes with a quick free kick routine, Jed Phillips put Legion back in front on the half hour after good work from captain Josh Savage.

It stayed that way until 64 minutes when a well worked Oughtibridge move levelled the scores. RBL responded with Harley Wilson’s raking ball sending Whitfield through and he rounded the keeper to put RBL back in front. Morgan Cowell made it 4-2 by finishing well from a Whitfield cross and the scoring was complete when Adam Todd crossed for Cowell, who saw his effort well saved, only for Phillips to get his second and 16th goal of the season.

Royal Earl kept themselves in the race with a 2-1 victory at Stannington Village – a defeat that means that Stannington cannot now retain the title they won last season. Ashley Cooper put Earl ahead with a looping cross that caught the Stannington keeper out and Joe Pearson made it 2-0 inside 15 minutes with a lovely cushioned header after a great cross from Matty Ord.

Stannington had a great chance to get back into the game before half-time when they were awarded a penalty, but Jacck Holmes dragged his spot kick wide. On the hour mark Stannington did pull one back when from a Jon Wall corner saw a goal bound header from Dave Shepherd glanced in by Shaun Flynn. Stannington pushed for an equaliser but Earl defended well to take all three points.

Joker Wickersley Youth CC are technically still in the title race after their 6-1 victory over an FC Inter. In very windy conditions Joker opened the scoring with a James Hardeman strike from the edge of the box. FC Inter equalised soon after with a beautiful effort from Yassine Teache caught the keeper in no-man’s land, but in the second half it was then one way traffic.

Alfie Miller put Joker back in front by calmly finishing a great cross from Nathan Taylor, before an Adam Daughtrey free kick assisted by the wind looped over the keeper into the top corner  to make it 3-1. A Matt Claxton long ball forward saw Ben Thornton go one on one with the keeper who he rounded to make it 4-1. With little time left Thornton turned provider, cutting the ball back for Michael Cuckson. Matt Godley had a chance to put himself of the scoresheet but with what only could be described as the miss off the season kept him off it, but Daughtrey scored his second with a strikers finish into the far right corner to complete the scoring.

Woodman Intake also look doomed for the drop after their 4-3 home defeat by a Sheffield Sixs now 7 points clear of the drop zone. After a goalless first half, Sixs took the lead straight after the break when George Utley was brought down and Luke Allison covered the penalty. Ross Lamkin made it 2-0 on 52 mins when he capitalised on a goalkeeper error to slot the ball home, but quick goals from Oliver Currie and Harry Murphy levelled the scores. Ben Southwell restored Sixs lead on 65 mins with a stunning striker into the top corner, but a second from Murphy had Woodman level again. It looked like that would be it until, with virtually the last action of the game, Chris Belsaw won it for Sixs when he headed home from a corner.

7 APR – DIVISION 1 – Boynton close in on promotion, while Dronfield celebrate – Boynton look certain to be promoted after their 4-1 victory over Sheaf House. The game started a bit frantic with Sheaf giving as good as they got, but once it settled, Boynton started to control the game and a crossfield ball by Jake Gamban was played back across the box for Richie Atkin to tap in. Boynton added a second before half-time when a great through ball by Lee Jordan was slotted home by Curt Priday.

The second half saw Boynton come out fast and Lee Jordan got his first with a great finish. Boynton then made a number of changes and Sheaf started to get a real foothold in the game and left back Nile Ions scored after a great run and bottom corner finish. Sheaf managed a few more chances, but the Boynton defence held firm and when Boynton sub Nathan Fletcher was introduced he calmed the game down. Boynton, with man of the match Ben Jordan rolling back the years with an excellent midfield performance, retook control and Lee Jordan added his second from a Alastair Holland through ball.

Leaders AFC Dronfield already knew they were up and they celebrated their promotion as two Ross Dawson goals and a terrific team performance gave them a 2-0 victory over second place Jubilee Rangers. The result was a blow to Jubilee’s title aspirations, but it’s still very close at the top.

7 APR – DIVISION 2 – Cotts keep their hopes alive, and Winter Green look Ruddi good – Cotts kept their slim promotion hopes alive with a 5-1 victory over Norton Oaks. Chris Salt took his season’s League and Cup tally to 16 with a hat-trick, with Cotts other two coming from Ryan Simmonite. Norton’s goal came in the second half when Kyle Grantham tackled the keeper and Chris Pigott chipped the keeper and defender into the open net.

Ryan Ruddiforth netted four times as Winter Green scored their third away win of the season, 5-1 at Chapeltown FC. Tyler Doman opened the scoring for Green after 5 minutes before Ryan Ruddiforth added a second before half-time. Chapeltown were their own worst enemy by creating and missing chance after chance, but Harry Byrne pulled one back for them after they were awarded a penalty. The second half belonged to Ruddiforth though as he showed his opponents how to finish by adding three more.

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