A battling performance from a depleted Shenstone Pathfinder FC side saw them unlucky not to earn a point from their clash with Penncroft.
In the first few minutes good work
Shenstone travelled to Smethwick with a depleted squad as a spate of injuries hit left them with eight first team players unavailable.
However, the Pathfinder management team will not have
Shenstone produced a battling performance to earn a point against high-flying Hanwood.
The odds had been stacked against Pathfinder who had nine first team players unavailable due to injury
Pathfinder came away with all three points from Warstones after performing a real smash and grab raid.
Warstone, who have been widely tipped as title challengers this season, started with
Shenstone Pathfinder returned to winning ways after some poor results with an excellent performance against a Wyrley Juniors side who have lost only once since August.
The hosts were without
Shenstone Pathfinder crashed to a heavy away defeat at high flying Penncroft in a disappointing performance.
The first half saw Penncroft looking very sharp as the visiting midfield and defence
Shenstone Pathfinder were buoyant after two wins on the bounce, but it was the visitors who started the stronger side.
The Sheldon wing play was posing a number of questions
Shenstone Pathfinder slipped to defeat against unbeaten Sporting Khalsa despite taking the lead in the game.
A free kick from Steve White after 20 minutes was pounced upon by Jay
Shenstone Pathfinder FC manager Chris Whitehouse admitted he hopes his side have put their recent run of bad form firmly behind then.
A 3-1 victory at Wolverhampton United got
Shenstone Pathfinder bounced back after two consecutive league defeats with a well earned victory away to Wolverhampton United.
Manager Chris Whitehouse made changes to the side with Michael Mayo coming
Shenstone Pathfinder lost to league leaders Black Country Rangers in a game they could and should have won.
The hosts started the game quickly and took the lead after 15
