A LICHFIELD youngster has won a legion of fans after donating his pocket money to a football team after rain caused severe damage to their pitch.
Chasetown will look to stretch their unbeaten run when they welcome Trafford this weekend.
Chasetown picked up three points after a 2-1 midweek home win over Witton Albion.
People are being invited to try out the sport of squash.
The Lichfield Ladies Red side knew the visit of Cheltenham Tigers would be a tough test and so it proved as the evolving side went down 45-5.
Drivers battled it out in tough conditions at a motorsport event at the Curborough Sprint Course.
Lichfield City will face a tough test as they open their Staffordshire Senior Cup campaign with a home game against Newcastle Town.
Lichfield were never behind in their clash at Newark but only put the game fully to bed in the final 15 minutes.
Chasetown Women extended their winning run with an assured 4-0 victory over Albrighton on a wet afternoon at the Scholars Ground.
Burntwood made it three bonus point wins from three matches to continue their perfect start to the season.
Lichfield City saw their Women’s FA Cup hopes dashed after a narrow defeat at home against Shrewsbury Town.
Chasetown assistant manager Jamie Hawkins was full of praise for his players after their FA Trophy victory over rivals Hednesford Town.
