Chester & Wirral Football League - Latest Results

Here are the latest results from the Chester & Wirral Football League...

Chester Nomads 3rds opened up a six-point lead at the top of the CWFL Queensferry Sports Premier Division on Saturday, securing a commanding 6-2 victory over Elton JFC. James Lloyd led the way with a brace, a feat matched by Josh Camy, while Shaun Shrigley and George Moore also found the net. Elton’s consolations came via Josh Clayton and Callum Widowson. Nearest rivals New Brighton Riptide sit second with three games in hand.

Elsewhere, Whitegate and M.U.C United played out a 2-2 stalemate. Kyle Stubbs and Shaun Howarth netted for Whitegate, while Adam Hagger bagged both for United. Meanwhile, Upton JFC Reserves hit six without reply against Handbridge FC. Joe Williams claimed a double, with Chris Brett, Hal Senturk, Ryan Broomfield, and Aaron Rowland completing the scoring.

In the CWFL Olympic Trophies Championship, Runcorn Sports FC Development maintained their relentless pursuit of the title. Goals from Alex Sharp and Ryan Bazley secured a 2-0 away win at Willaston to keep them nine points clear. Second-placed Poulton Vics FC stayed within sight by recording their own 2-0 victory on the road at The Grange, courtesy of Callum Gibson and George Bancroft.

James Ashwell was in fine form for Hoole Rovers, scoring twice in a narrow 2-1 victory over West Kirby U23, who replied through Lewis Broadbent.

Wallasey Village enjoyed a 5-2 win over Cestrian Alex, thanks to doubles from Oscar Lorimer and Riley West, alongside a Lewis Pritchard effort. Luke Peaker and Nial Peaker responded for Cestrian. Meanwhile, Chester Nomads Development FC and West Kirby U18s shared the spoils in a 2-2 draw. Alex Butt and Stanley Tabener scored for Nomads, with Isaac Murphy and Charlie Billing replying.

In Tarvin Precision Vets Division One, Davenham Vets made it five wins from five to establish a nine-point lead at the summit, defeating Crossway Vets 3-0. Alan Dolan scored twice and Oliver James added the third.

Second-placed Port Sunlight Vets ran out emphatic 10-1 winners against Waverton Vets. Mike Large scored five and Stuart Hardman claimed four, with Mark Reid finishing the rout, while Balazs Darnoi managed a consolation. Cheshire Vikings Vets moved up to third, shading a seven-goal thriller against Dee Rangers 4-3. Michael Shaw, Michael New, Shaun Anderson, and Adam Walker scored for Vikings, while Charles Coates, Russ Morgan, and Mark Hughes replied.

Division Two leaders Hoole Wanderers Vets were held to a 2-2 draw by Hoole Rangers Vets. Dave Hughes and Jim Hawkley scored for Rangers, with Tom Swinburne and Adam Sparks replying for Wanderers.

AFC Nelson took full advantage to move into second place by defeating Frodsham 4-3. Sean Haley, Dan Fortune, Carl Williams, and Mike Knight found the net, which proved enough despite a Jack Stewart brace and an Andrew Corness goal for the third-placed visitors.

Meanwhile, Tarporley Vets secured a 3-2 away victory at Great Sutton Vets thanks to goals from Darren Lloyd, Pete Fielding, and Ryan Kundi.

In Division Three, Tarvin Athletic Vets earned a narrow 3-2 victory over Nags Head Vets courtesy of a Jamie Witlow brace and a Ben Reddock strike. Finally, Eastham Rangers Vets edged past Shore Villa Vets with a solitary goal securing a 1-0 win.

Pictured - Runcorn Sports Development, who currently lead the CWFL Olympic Trophies Championship.