Norfolk remain three points clear at the top of the Lichfield Sunday six-a-side Leisure Leagues Premier Division as they claimed a 4-2 success over FC Licho.
YMA are still hot on their heels after a 3-0 victory against GWFC, whilst Bassetts Allsorts were 3-1 winners over Barmy Army Tage.
Division One saw Mean Machine win through 4-2 in a clash with Clifton Rovers, and Real Sosobad claimed a 2-0 victory over Balboa’s Boys. Rugeley Hexis are still two points clear despite a 2-2 draw with Gumtree FC.
Boley Park Academy preserved their 100 per cent record in the Monday Premier Division, as they looked in formidable form in their 2-0 defeat of Family United FC.
Plough & Harrow suffered a surprise setback as they went down narrowly, 1-0 to Old Heads, whilst PES United edged out Colin Lees Adopted Sons, 2-1.
The top two clashed in Division One, and neither side could be separated, as Norfolk and Street Strikers couldn’t break the deadlock in a goalless draw.
England Youth took full advantage as they secured maximum points in a 3-1 win over Banana Grove. Friary Sharks finally got off the mark at the other end of the table, as they saw off the challenge of Dads Army in a battling 3-1 victory.
Lichfield Crown are still clear leaders in the Tuesday league after seeing off Sporting 3-1, while FC No Chance kept the pressure on, beating KED 2-0.
Pathetic Athletic also won 2-0, seeing off Bayern Neverlosin, and Big Dawgs sneaked home 2-1 against mid-table Rugeley Hexis.
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