BETLEY ARE OUT IN FRONT AFTER TAMING LIONS IN ENCOUNTER
BETLEY are the new leaders of the CREWE REGIONAL LEAGUE Premier Division after beating The Lions 2-1. Broadhurst’s defeat by Faddiley and Crewe Athletic’s draw with Cheshire Cheese enabled Betley to hit the front. Danny Lavalette and Kieran Duckers netted for the new frontrunners, while Deneilson Isigwe replied for Lions. Broadhurst FC suffered a surprise 4-2 loss to Faddiley. Danny Dodd scored twice with other goals from Rich Ryan and Harry Titley-wall. Dom Johnson and Jack Glimond scored for Broadhurst FC. Cheshire Cheese and Crewe Ath shared four goals in an entertaining game. Alex Forrester and Charlie Maines scored for Cheshire Cheese with Caine Mellor and Dale Capper scoring for Crewe. NHB FC registered their first win of the season with a 4-1 win over Willaston White Star. Alex Ball netted twice for NHB FC with other goals from George Moss and George Jones. The Willaston scorer was Lukasz Synowicz. George and Dragon beat Talbot 7-4. Dragon’s scorers were Robbie Hatton (2), Dean Mundy, Olly Mcdonough, Joe Duckworth, Callum Nowell and an own goal. Talbot’s scorers were Ryan Moss, Liam Whittaker, Joe Goodier and another own goal. Division One Audlem leaders beat Princes Feathers 8-2. Nick Gregory led the scoring with four goals, with Seb Burrow, James Craig, Ben Walker and Paul Bowker all scoring. Lewis Larkin and Dean Richards scored for the Feathers.
Winsford Over 3 improved their position with a 4-1 win at White Horse with goals from Will Austin, Jamie Dawson, Thomas Stanton and Will Igoe with Tom Royal scoring for White Horse. Leighton FC had a comfortable 5-0 win over Ruskin Park with Ryan Ollier scoring twice and other goals from Dewi Lewis, Jonny Parks and Blake Stubbs. C&N United (Jake Cope 2) won 2-1 at JS Bailey (Dan Pealser). The remaining two games in the Cheshire FA Sunday Cup brought mixed fortunes for our teams with Winnington SC losing 4-0 at Corsair FC and Cooper Buckley winning 5-3 against South Manchester Athletic with goals from Ash Edwards, Jack Gater, Brad Stockton, Niall Cope and an own goal.