Premier Division Crewe Ath progressed to the final of the Crewe FA Sunday Cup.
They beat Division One Nantwich YF 4-0 in their semi-final clash, thanks to goals from Curtis Sinnott (2), PJ Hudson and Josh Clarke.
Nantwich YF and Barrel & Tap will face each other in the final of the Crewe FA Sunday Vase.
Barrel & Tap reached the final with a 5-0 win at Audlem with goals from Rhys Potter, Stu Dow, Dean Owen, Paul Bowker and Alex Forrester.
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.
Heavy rain washed out all the Crewe Sunday Regional Premier Division ties at the weekend.
Meanwhile, Betley FC lost 4-2 in the Staffs FA Sunday Challenge Cup at Spittal Brook, despite leading 2-1 with 20 minutes to go.
The semi-finals of the Crewe FA Sunday Vase were finalised with victories for Nantwich YF, White Eagles, Bank Corner and Elworth Park.
Nantwich YF won 4-1 at Market Tavern with goals from Jake Standeven, Mark Mottershead, Tom Dale and Simon Roberts.
Nantwich YF, Cricketers Arms, Haslington FC and Elworth Park secured victories in the Crewe FA Sunday Vase.
Nantwich YF beat Sandbach Town 5-0 with goals from Harry Robinson, Rich Adams, George Johnson, Jake Standeven and Tom Dale.
Faddiley won the Division One Cup after beating Nantwich YF 4-1 in the final.
Defensive errors by Nantwich YF led to Faddiley scoring twice in the first 15 minutes through Andy Blud and Ash Lawton.
Nantwich YF and Faddiley will contest the Crewe Regional Sunday Division One Cup final.
It follows Faddiley’s excellent 3-0 semi-final win over Brunel Arms.
Wistaston Athletic have been crowned the Crewe FA Sunday Vase champions.
Wistaston won a tightly-fought contest 1-0 over Rising Sun, thanks to an extra-time goal from James Burden.
Premier Division leaders Railway Hotel increased their lead at the top to nine points with a 5-1 win at AFC Leopard.
Goals from Moore (2), Lavalette, Cope and Barlow eased Railway to a comfortable victory.
Santa Maria overcame Nantwich YF 5-4 in a nine goal thriller in the first round of the Crewe FA Concorde Sunday Vase.
Chris Cliffe and Richard Ford both scored twice for the Farmers with Dom Latham (2), Daniel Wain, Craig Bossons, Ben Gibson for Santa Maria.
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