Chasetown FC’s young Scholars were in charge throughout this fixture as they cruised to a 5-1 victory over Stalybridge Celtic.
Despite the snowy weather the young guns were
In County Cup ties, one of the most obvious factors is often the gulf in playing standards between two sides from different leagues. But not this time.
Chasetown FC were
Lichfield RUFC went into this fixture determined but not over confident knowing that victory would go a long way to establishing them firmly at the top of the league.
Aston
Burntwood RUFC narrowly missed out in their entertaining top of the table clash with Leek RUFC.
With the elements against them in the first half Burntwood had the better of
Lichfield City suffered semi-final heartache as they bowed out of the Staffordshire FA Challenge Cup 6-5 on penalties at the hands of Stone Old Alleynians.
It was a
It was the second time these two sides had met in three weeks and saw some excellent football from both teams as they aimed to continue their push for the
Lichfield Diamonds once again failed to find top gear in the first half of a game as their passing let them down.
But despite their problems, Lichfield still created enough
This game was a potential banana skin for Lichfield Diamonds as they faced the fixture with key players missing.
But while the Lichfield side produced a somewhat disjointed performance, they
Lichfield Diamonds went top of the league after a strong all round performance.
The city side had their shooting boots firmly on as Steph Speck led the way with four
With several key players away on half term holiday this game was a good test of the Lichfield Diamonds squad.
Alex Buck and Mae Murphy were rock solid at the
Ten-man Chasetown FC were denied victory at the death as Lincoln United snatched an equaliser with seconds to spare at the Scholars Ground.
Supporters were left frustrated as the
Norfolk have the Lichfield Sunday six-a-side Premier Division title in their sights as they battled to a 2-0 win over YMA, opening up a four point gap
