Crewe Ath and Willaston WS progressed to the semi-finals of the Crewe FA Sunday Cup following penalty shoot-out wins.
Crewe Ath must have thought they had won their tie in normal time leading 3-1 against Betley going into the last minute.
Crewe Ath, Crewe FC, Nantwich YF and White Lion Ford Lane have booked their places in the Crewe FA Sunday Cup semi-finals.
Crewe Ath needed extra time to beat Betley FC 4-3 with a hat-trick from P J Hudson and a Jordan Amson goal.
Crewe FC were narrowly beaten in the Cheshire FA Sunday Cup by Union, from West Kirby.
Crewe dominated play, but were hit by a sucker punch and lost 1-0.
AFC Leopard were among the winners in the first round of the Crewe FA Sunday Cup.
Premier Division Leopard beat Division One White Eagles 4-1.
Talbot were beaten 5-1 by Square One in the last remaining first round tie of the Crewe FA Sunday Cup.
Square One led 3-0 at half-time, Talbot scored with 15 minutes to go and pushed on trying for further goals.
Betley caused an upset by beating Premier Division Rising Sun 8-6 after extra time in the first round of the Crewe FA Sunday Cup.
Division One Betley had equalised with the last kick of the 90 minutes to take it to extra time.
Railway Hotel and FC Semtex have made it through to the final of the Crewe FA Sunday Cup.
Railway eventually overcame AFC Leopard in extra time.
League One side Wistaston Ath continue to defy the odds as they beat Premier Division neighbours Willaston WS in Crewe FA Sunday Cup.
Wistaston progressed thanks to goals from Jordan Smith (2) and Leo Davies.
An Asher Moat hat-trick and penalty shoot-out helped Willaston WS to victory in Crewe FA Sunday Cup over Alsager Cricket Club.
The teams had finished all square at 3-3 at full-time before penalties decided it.
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