Chasetown will have to come out on top in a local derby if they want to reach the semi-final of the Walsall Senior Cup.
Lichfield ended a run of seven straight defeats stretching back to early November to secure victory at second-placed Bromsgrove.
Burntwood came through another tough test of their title credentials with a 34-12 win against tough opponents Newport 2nds at The CCE Sportsway.
Chasetown returned to winning ways as they returned from Daventry Town with all three points.
Lichfield City were thankful to a fine late save from James Beeson to earn a point on the road at Worcester City.
Ivor Green’s men tightened up at the
Lichfield’s search for a way to end their run of poor form will take them to Bromsgrove this weekend.
Chasetown’s bid to join the play-off race continues this weekend as they travel to Daventry Town.
Lichfield City will hope to banish the memories of an eight goal defeat last time out as they return to action this weekend.
Table-topping Burntwood will look to put on a show as they host their Patrons Day this weekend.
Mini Messis will be able to get their football fix at new toddler sessions in Lichfield.
Lichfield Rugby Club has thanked those who helped support an appeal to help victims of the earthquake in Syria and Turkey.
Former Chasetown boss Scott Dundas returned to break his former club’s heart on Valentine’s Day.
