Ernie McDonald

NEWLY crowned Go3Day West Cheshire Division Three champions, Cammell Laird 1907 Res, recorded their 22nd win of the season after romping home 7-2 against Poulton Vics.

HAVING registered their fifth win of the season, Ellesmere Port Town eased their way from the bottom rung of the Go2Day West Cheshire League's Division One table after efforts from Ben Summers (2) and Sam McNeill secured a 3-1 bragging rights victory at South Wirral neighbours, Capenhurst Villa, who had Aiden Hill in reply.

CHESTER Nomads Res. moved level on points with second placed challengers FC Kirkby, and fuelled their promotion drive from the Go2Day West Cheshire League's Division Three.

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MOSSLEY Hill Ath.'s bid to emulate Cammell Laird as the only side to have lifted the Go2Day West Cheshire League's Pyke Cup for the fourth year in succession, took a step nearer fruition.

MAGHULL eroded  Mossley Hill Ath.'s lead at the top of the Go2Day West Cheshire League's Division One to a single point, after efforts from Adam Hammill and Darren Beannigan secured a narrow 2-1 victory at relegation threatened Vauxhall Motors Res., who replied via Adetunji Ogundeji.

GOALS from Cammell Laird 1907's Leo Patten and Bobby Barker were cancelled out by replies from AFC Knowsley's Dan Donachie and Jamie Murphy before Knowsley progressed 3-2 on pens.

ONCE again adverse weather conditions decimated the fixture programme and in the battle to avoid relegation from the Go2Day West Cheshire Leagu's Division One, only five points now separate the bottom seven clubs.

CAMMELL Laird 1907 Res. recorded their 12th win of the season and by doing so, assumed pole position in the race for the Go2Day West Cheshire League's Division Three title.

IN the race for promotion from the Go2 Day West Cheshire League's Division Two, second placed challengers, Mallaby enhanced their chances of making a return to the top flight, following Saturday's 3-0 result at Higher Bebington Kelma.