A dramatic finale saw Chasetown FC earn a 4-4 draw against Nantwich Town.
The Scholars left it late to secure the point after falling behind to an early goal.
Assistant manager Gary Cantelo believes Shenstone Pathfinder FC showed their strength in depth as they picked up a point against Hanwood United.
The much-fancied visitors faced a Shenstone side
Norfolk have wrapped up the Lichfield Leisure Leagues six-a-side title after an exciting season of football – and could now scoop glory on a national stage.
The team, who
Runners are being reminded that there is still chance to take part in the Lichfield 10k road race and 2k fun run.
Taking place on September 11, more than 1,
Chasetown FC Reserves showed that a change of manager hasn’t harmed their form as the Scholars’ second string ran out comfortable winners against Oadby Town.
New boss Andy Penny
Chasetown FC completed a remarkable second half turnaround to take a 2-1 victory at highly-rated FC United of Manchester.
For the second time in four days Chasetown fell
Lichfield’s second string came from 4-2 down with six minutes remaining to earn a share of the points in a entertaining game of eight goals in their opening
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
PSV Hangover demonstrated just why they head the way in the Burntwood Sunday Premier Division as Dave Elwell orchestrated a convincing 4-0 defeat of Not So Pro.
Warriors remain
Burntwood St Matthews CC 1st XI dropped to fourth in the Staffs Division 3A as they succumbed to a three wicket defeat away to Cannock CC 3rd XI on Saturday.
Chasetown FC left it late to secure a point at Matlock Town.
The Scholars twice came from behind, with Ben Jevons on target in the first half and Dean Perrow