Arsenal FC 7 v 3 Famous5
Elite League Cup
Arsenal were without key defender Kim Green in a repeat of their only league defeat.
Famous 5 were also missing key player Ash, but had the returning assistant manager Dave.
Arsenal were on fire, settling into there pass and move game and quickly found themselves 2-0 up, 2-0 became 4-0 at half time and they looked like running away with it.
Famous 5 rallied together and mounted a brief comeback, closing the gap to 5-3 but struggled as Dave looked a little out of match practise allowing Arsenal to push forward to take a comfortable win.
RS Lickers FC 4 v 2 Stringer Legends
Championship
RS Lickers looked much better than last week.
Dan W putting in a man of the match display and notching a goal too Stringer Legends had a 2-1 half time lead but poor discipline allowed RS back into the game.
Barca Boys 3 v 3 Drogs Ballacks
Championship
An excellent come back from 3-0 down ensured Barca Boys kept up there impressive recent form.
Drogs should have had the game won by half time but missed countless chances and saw there half time lead of 3-0 slip away inside the opening 2 mins of the 2nd half.
PJ back on form with two of them.
Cold Beers 7 v 10 Inter Girls
Championship
It was a close game from start to finish, Inter Girls just edging it though with help from star striker Lee Konrath who bagged 7 of his teams goals and picked up yet ANOTHER man of the match award.
Cold Beers were unlucky as they matched their opponents for much of the game, they just struggled to cope with Konraths strength.
Cov Rangers 2 v 2 Mean Machine
Premiership
It was the debut game for the returning Cov Rangers, and with a new face, Remo.
They looked very good going forward and Andy H and Kieran E looked solid at the back too.
Remo scoring both goals for Cov Rangers but spoiled it with a yellow card towards the end.
A draw was a fair result for both teams.
Mean Machine 3 v 3 Shake n Bake
Premiership
Shake n Bake showcased there new signing Danny Thompson tonight but it was a game he wont want to remember as he was sin binned late in the 2nd half.
Shake n Bake had the better chances to win this game, but Mean Machines defence was solid.
Mean Machine however will feel the harder done by as they led 3-1 going into the final 3 mins, but two late penalties from Steve Reece ensured they would share the spoils.
Millers Appeal 7 v 8 Shake n Bake
Premiership
Shake leapfrogged there opponents in the league after this closely fought win.
They had the better opportunities early in the half and found themselves 4-2 up at the break, the highlight of the 1st half though was a superb goal for Ian Davies, earning him man of the match too.
Millers were 8-4 down but managed to claw there way back to set up a tense finish but Shake n Bake held on
Celtic Evo 3 v 4 Inter Girls
Championship
Not the most exciting game we will see this season, Celtic scored all their goals in the first half and had nothing left to give in the 2nd. Inter Girls only managing the 1 themselves in the 2nd period as Lee Konrath and JT both scored 2.
Norton Blues 11 v 15 PPFC
Championship
A thrilling game that had everything, both teams threw caution to the wind and went for it.
Norton looked for all to be winning there first game but threw it away in the second half. Goals galore for both teams as PPFC’s Andy led the goalscoring with 6.
BARCA BOYS PROVE YET AGAIN THEY ARE FOR REAL AS THE RACE HOTS UP!!
Wonderers 2 v 4 Barca Boys
Championship
We’ve now seen 3 different leaders at the top of the Championship in as many weeks in probably the most open division we’ve had in years, only 3 points separating the top 6 teams with anyone of them capable of winning it, these two in particular are sure fire hits to be there or there abouts.
Barca Boys stormed into a 2-0 lead and Wonderers were playing catch up for the rest of the game, missing key striker Kieran as well. Barca Boys own Kieron however was in fine form bagging a hat trick to take his team top.
Norfolk In Chance 3 v 5 Famous 5
Elite League Cup
Famous 5 upped there performance in this game but were lucky to be level at the break, Norfolk having the better chances, Mavis proving a handful.
The 2nd half saw a more potent Famous 5 in front of goal although they were helped by some sloppy goalkeeping from the usually impressive Iceman. Stu bagged himself a hat trick and on their 2nd half showin
