15 DEC – SUNDAY SENIOR CUP – Stannington go through, but Oughtibridge bow out  – Doubles for Luca DeFalco and Shaun Flynn helped Stannington Village go through comfortably, 5-0, at Doncaster's Edlington Top Club. Oughtibridge WM went out though with a 4-2 home defeat by AFC Maltby. Stnnington will be at home to AFC Malby in the last 8 and will be joined in the last 8 by either Boynton Sports or Joker Wickersley when their delayed tie is played. The winner of their tie will be away at Athersley Recreation in the last 8.

15 DEC – SUNDAY TROPHY – Hackenthorpe, Centre Spot and Baby Shark all go through  – A Callum Foster double helped Hackenthorpe come from behind to beat The Park Hotel 3-2 and they are joined in the last 8 by both AFC Centre Spot and Baby Shark after both their opponents withdrew. Southey Social went narrowly out, 4-3, to Chesterfield Division 1 side Brampton Rovers. Hackenthorpe will be at home to Pub Gym Bar in the last 8, while Baby Shark will travel to West Bretton and Centre Spot will go to The Cottage.

15 DEC – CBC PREM – Gardiner digs out another home win for Eckington – Tom Gardiner hit a hat-trick as Eckington kept their perfect home record with victory in a high scoring 7-4 game with AFC Dronfield. The other CBC Prem games were postponed due to Sunday Cup ties.

15 DEC – DIVISION 1 – Top 4 all take 3 points – Second place Crookes gained their first win since October with a 6-2 victory at Cotts, but right behind them is Woodman Intake after their 3-0 win over Brunsmeer and Nailmakers after their 5-1 victory over Sheaf House. Still top though is Cueball after their visitors Mosborough Reds couldn't field a side.

15 DEC – DIVISION 2 – Chapeltown halt Loca's charge up the table, but nothing can stop Norton Oaks – Loca missed the chance to really close up on the leaders when they were held to a 3-3 draw at a Chapeltown FC they had beaten the week before. There's not much stopping Norton Oaks though as they climbed out of the bottom three with a third consecutive victory by completing the double over Wadsley FC with a 4-2 win.

8 DEC – SUNDAY SENIOR CUP – Sixers crash out on penalties  – Despite coming back from behind twice, after a 4-4 draw, Wadsley Bridge Sixers lost a penalty shoot-out to AFC Royal. After going two behind, George Rudd made it 2-1 before Chris Belshaw equalised. Royal went 3-2 up before half time, but Chris Belshaw got his second to tie it again before Brad Howe made it 4-3 to us in the 90th, but Royal went straight up to the other end and made it 4-4. Royal won the penalty shoot-out 4-1.  

All the other ties fell to the weather and will have to try again next Sunday.

8 DEC – CBC PREM – Jubilee get first win of the season – Jubilee Rangers gained their first win of the season with a 5-2 victory over Eckington MW. Jack Shaw put Jubilee ahead until Oscar Seth levelled for Eckington. Liam Hill -Simmons put Jubilee back in front until Owen Ryan levelled the scores again. Adam Darton put Jubilee back in front and this time they didn't let it slip, with an own goal and one from Adam Stubbs completing the scoring. 

The other games fell to the weather.

8 DEC – DIVISION 1 – All games postponed – All Division 1 games postponed due to the weather.

8 DEC – DIVISION 2 – Baby Shark go top and Oaks off the bottom – Div 2 has new leaders after Baby Shark's 7-2 victory at Ecclesfield Blues. Goals in first half from Dan Ramsey and Fabian Johnson Second half goals from Fabian Johnson again. Keenan Mckenzie. Jordan Slew, Curtis Morrison and Clarke Greaves Scorers for Blues were Josh Lake and Corey Smedley.

Norton Oaks climbed off the bottom as a Tom Blacksell hat-trick helped them to an 8-1 victory over Wadsley FC.Oaks opened the scoring when Conor Boyle set up Tom Blacksell who calmly beat the keeper. The lead was doubled when Chris Pigott played the ball from wide on the right to Atti Aydinli who ran inside and slotted into bottom corner with his left foot. Two became three when Tom Blacksell won a penalty and converted it himself. The fourth came when Blacksell played the ball through to Conor Boyle who muscled his way past the defender and hit into the bottom corner on the bounce. A fifth came before the break when a ball was played through to Blacksell, who back heeled it through to Chris Pigott and he placed it into the bottom corner. After the break Raph Gayle hoofed the ball up over the top and both a defender and goalkeeper both didn't deal with it, allowing Blacksell to complete his hat-trick. The seventh came when Blacksell crossed it in for Chris Pigott to control it in the box and smash it in the bottom corner.Oaks' final goal came when Khalid Muhrez pressured the keeper and tackled him before poking it home. Wadsley' consolation came when they were awarded a penalty that Reece James put away well.

Loca kept the pressure on the top two with a 5-1 victory over Chapeltown FC. A good professional display from LOCA in what only can be described as the worst playing conditions ever seen. LOCA set the tone of the game and could have been in front inside 30 seconds and that’s how the game flowed, The goals came in the second half from wave after wave of attacks. Goal scorers Logan liggins x2, the returning Josh Baxter, after being on the pitch for just 1 minute, Aaron Williamson x 2 Man of match Jamie Goldenburgh - pulling the strings and the heartbeat of the team. Ben Rooth netted for Chapeltown.

1 DEC – LEAGUE CUP – Morton, Carty and Eric doubles help Earl, Southey and Stannington through  – The first three quarter finals were played and they saw League Cup holders Royal Earl stay on course for a repeat as a Matt Morton double helped them to a comfortable 5-1 victory over Division 2 Hackenthorpe. Theo Wilson created the opening for Jay Evison to give Earl the lead and Alex Rippon doubled their lead with a close range finish. After an hour, Connor Chapell made it three from the penalty spot, before Evison set up Morton to net his first. Morton made it 5-0 when he smashed home from 10 yards before Chad Gibson netted a late consolation for Hackenthorpe.

A Carlton Carty double helped Division 1 Southey Social to a 3-1 victory over Division 2 Ecclesfield Blues and through to their first ever League Cup semi-final. Ecclesfield had a chance for a first minute lead but failed to take it. They were made to pay for it when Carter cut inside and fired home from the edge of the area. Jack Dickens then raced through only for his shot to be pushed onto the bar, but Southey weren't to be denied for long. Hopkinson won the ball in midfield and fed the ball to Elliott Fox who scored from the edge of the area. The second half saw Carty hit his second to as good as seal the victory, but Blues did get a consolation through Corey Smedley.

In comparison to Southey a Semi Eric double helped Stannington Village to a 3-1 victory over fellow CBC Premier side Joker Wickersley and into their 13th semi-final. A game of two halves saw Joker take the lead with a James Hardeman strike and the wasted several further chances to extend their lead. They were made to pay for it straight after the half-time break when Aemad Gadour's cross fell to Luca DeFalco and he finished into the corner. Joker then spurned a good chance to reclaim the lead and instead it was Stannington that went straight down to the other end and got their noses in front when Charlie Hobson's pinpoint pass found Sami Eric and he found the top corner. The scoring was completed when a cross was pushed onto the bar and it fel for Eric to put the ball home.

The fourth quarter final between Division 2 Loca and League champions Chapeltown RBL will be scheduled in January.

1 DEC – CBC PREM – Sixers up to second, Boyton get first away win and Chapeltown keep their perfect home record – A fifth successive league win, this time 3-1 over local rivals Jubilee Rangers saw WB Sixers climb to second in the table. A brilliant team passing move ended with Matt Cowen giving Sixers a 19th minute lead and they doubled it ten minutes later when Cowen turned the full back inside out before crossing for George Rudd to tap home. The game was as good as won five minutes later when Cowen again beat the defender before passing to Chris Belshaw, who teed himself up to volley home. Sam Phillips netted a consolation for Jubilee in the second half, but Sixers never looked in danger of losing the points.

Goals from Jack Bennett and Alistair Holland saw Boynton Sports win 2-0 at Oughtibridge WM for their first away win of the season, whereas Chapeltown RBL kept their perfect home record by winning 3-1 at home against AFC Dronfield. Returning from injury, Conner Williamson opened the scoring attacking a Vella corner well to head home. RBL keeper Lewis Fox then had to be alert to keep out two good Dronfield efforts, but an equaliser did come with a Will Hunter penalty shortly after when man of the match Walkland was judged to have handled in the area. 10 minutes later a pinpoint Smith cross was again met by Williamson’s head, guiding in off the post, and one minute later it was 3-1 when  Afonso-Ferreira beat his man and crossed for Walkland to help on, and Smith blasted home from close range.

1 DEC – DIVISION 1 – Cueball go top as Crookes slip again – After trailing 2-1 at half-time Cueball produced a stunning second half tto beat Sheeaf House 6-2 for the win that took them to the top of the table. Goals from Lestyn Jones and Lee Williams had given Sheaf their lead, but goals from Matt Cadman, Leo Penty, Charlie Shepherd, Matt Herrington, Jack Holt and Brad Pearce saw Cueball turn it round in the second half.

Prrevious leaders Crookes were soundly beaten 4-1 at a Woodman Intake that has now climbed up to third. Shaun Garwell and Yassine Teache gave Woodman a 2-0 lead at half time and Hamza Kadir made it three after the break. Jak Campbell pulled one back for Crookes, but Ali Aglahmadi made the points safe for Woodman.

1 DEC – DIVISION 2 – The top two both get big wins – The Div 2 leaders AFC Centre Spot completed a 6-2 win over Thorncliffe Villa to stay top. It was a tight game in the first half with Spot just 2-1 in front, but they cut loose in the second half. Spot's scorers were Liam Hannah, Harrison Coleman, Niall Wilkinson, Danny Junior, Callum Shaw and Jake Letherland, with Danny Fisher and Jonah Herbert netting for Villa.

Hot on their heels is Baby Shark who had an even bigger 8-0 win over Wadsley FC. Jack Appleyard and Dan Ramsey gave Shark a 2-0 lead at the break, but Wadsley wilted in the second half and goals from Ramsey's second, two from Keenan Mckenzie-Gray, Shaquile McKenzie, Kumbrai Mutamba and Fabian Johnson gave Sharks their biggest league win so far this season.

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