Lichfield ended their season on a high by beating Tamworth 31-16 to lift the Staffordshire Cup.
It was a scrappy affair, and although on paper the Greens looked favourites,
The sun shone as Lichfield RUFC’s players produced an equally dazzling display to win 54-29 at Stratford.
The hosts had already beaten both Old Halesonians and Worcester this
Lichfield RUFC showed no signs of a hangover from their Staffs Cup victory in midweek as they secured their second victory in three days with a 49-14 home win
Lichfield moved into the final of the Staffs Cup on Wednesday night after producing a powerful display to overcome local rivals Walsall 41-21.
The game started with a bang
Lichfield RUFC drew on their strength in depth to return from Hereford with a 41-28 victory.
Among the absentees were Luke Taplin, who suffered a fractured skull in training,
Lichfield RUFC failed to bounce back to winning ways after going down 15-20 at home to Walsall to make it three losses in a row.
The Greens started brightly
Lichfield RUFC narrowly missed out on toppling league leaders Worcester Wanderers at Cooke Fields.
The Greens went down 19-17 after a controversial period of added time.
The hosts started
Lichfield RUFC were made to work hard for their 22-17 win at basement side Northwich.
If the visitors were expecting a comfortable day out, they were quickly reminded of
Lichfield RUFC narrowly avoided a banana skin as they overcame unknown quantity Hereford 34-29.
Things began well enough for the Greens when they took advantage of a loose start
Lichfield made the short journey up the A38 to local rivals Burton to play in one of the games of the season.
Watched by hundreds of spectators, Lichfield left Peel
Lichfield RUFC avoided any slip-ups as they produced an emphatic display to beat Camp Hill 72-19.
The visitors to Cooke Fields were in a poor run of form
Lichfield RUFC’s confident start to the season continued with a dominant 77-15 home win against Barkers Butts.
It took only minutes for the tone of the day to
