Most Crewe Regional Sunday League teams were involved in second round Presidents’ Cup games this weekend.
In the top game of the day, Crewe Athletic were 2-0 up against White Lion Ford Lane after only six minutes, thanks to goals from Nathan Tickle.
Division One Bridge Inn overcame Premier Division Willaston White Star on a penalty shoot-out in the first round of the Presidents Cup.
The sides drew 4-4 after extra time.
George & Dragon are celebrating after winning the Crewe Regional League Presidents Cup Final at a canter.
The winners, from Division One, were on fire as they hammered Premier Division Crewe Athletic 7-3 in the final.
Willaston White Star hit White Lion Ford Lane for five in their Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division clash.
Star got off to a flying start with a first minute goal from Luke Gillan, and added further goals from Liam Tetlow, Michal Boryczewski and Fraser Pyke-Wint (2).
Faddiley had an explosive start to their game against Wistaston Leopard going 2-0 up after three minutes in their Presidents Cup first round clash.
Leopard put through their own net in the first minute, and Will Emerton’s free kick doubled the lead after just three minutes.
Square One have been crowned champions of the Crewe Regional Sunday Premier Division following a 7-0 win at AFC Leopard.
Danny Griggs scored a hat-trick to send Square One on their way to the title.
Salvador reached the Presidents Cup semi-finals with a win over Sandbach Town in one of just two games to survive the weather.
The Crewe Regional Sunday League programme was hit badly by recent freezing temperatures leaving many local pitches unplayable.
Crewe Ath progressed to the semi-finals of the Presidents Cup with a 4-2 win over NHB FC.
Jordan Amson scored a hat-trick with Josh Clarke also scoring. Dan Ball scored both goals for NHB FC.
Talbot and Crewe FC battled to wins to progress in this year’s Crewe Regional Sunday Presidents Cup.
Division One Talbot saw off Premier Division Betley FC 2-0, with goals from Scott Rankin and Brandon Broadhurst.
There were no surprises in the Presidents Cup as Premier Division sides progressed at the expense of their Division One opponents.
Betley FC won 4-1 at Faddiley with goals from Jamie Baker 2, Rob Prince and Chris Robasnek. Mark Cumberbatch scored for Faddiley.
Crewe Regional Sunday premier league leaders Square One came from 1-0 down to thrash Crewe FC 6-2.
Crewe FC had led at half-time 1-0 thanks to Asher Moat’s strike.
Premier Division Champions Railway Hotel won the double after beating Betley FC 3-1 in the Presidents Cup Final.
Jon Stone gave Railway the lead after 16 minutes, before Asher Moat doubled the advantage just before half time with a lob over the keeper.
The final of the Presidents Cup will be between Division One Betley FC and Premier Division Railway Hotel.
Betley FC secured their place with a 6-2 win over Bank Corner.
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