Lichfield went into their game against Camp Hill looking for their first home win of the season and after last week’s performance in Banbury spirits were running high.
The
Chasetown FC boss Charlie Blakemore has hailed his players after they moved into third place in the table.
The Scholars have proved to be the surprise package of the season
Chasetown FC Ladies made it through to the second round of the League Cup after finally getting the result their efforts deserved.
The first half was totally dominated by the
Chasetown FC manager Charlie Blakemore has admitted he was delighted with new signing Johaine Thompson’s debut.
The 20-year-old striker made an impression after coming off the bench
After keeping a clean sheet away to Bishop’s Castle a week earlier, Burntwood followed it up with another at home to league new boys Eccleshall.
However, this time they
Burntwood RUFC 2nds followed up their first win of the season a week earlier with a fine all-round team performance away to Longton 3rds in the Merit Table, winning
Dan Hodgkins repaid manager Dean Gilbert’s faith by playing a starring role in Lichfield City’s 4-2 victory over Enville Athletic.
The City striker was selected in favour
Burntwood RUFC 3rds were involved in a game of fluctuating fortunes away to Handsworth 2nds where they eventually they had to share the Merit Table points after a 29-29
Burntwood U15s had limited resources at home to Wolverhampton.
Down to 16 available players, two of those carrying injuries, they were little match for a well-prepared visiting side in
Charlie Blakemore has hailed Chasetown FC’s evergreen striker Gary Hay after his two-goal performance against Burscough.
The hitman never gave the visiting defence a minute’s peace and
Lichfield Superbikes racer rounded off the season with his best qualifying performance of the year – before his luck once more gave out.
The MSS Colchester Kawasaki rider completed the year
A scintillating performance against Burscough FC saw Chasetown FC hit five for the second time in three weeks.
The scoreline belied the quality of the football on display, with both
