Last year’s Premier Division Champions Square One opened their campaign with a 0-9 demolition of newly promoted Talbot.
Danny Dodd (3), Shane Heron (2), Ricky Mellor (2), Dean Wheatley and Mike Blundell completed a rout on the opening day.
By Jonathan White
‘The Perfecto Allstars’ fund-raising concert at The Studio Nightclub in Nantwich helped raise more than £350 for charity.
Perfecto Records roster DJs, who played sets based around trance and house music, were Nat Monday, Danny Stubbs, Zed White, and Scott Callis, along with local DJ Alex Brown.
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.
Railway Hotel progressed to the semi-finals of the Premier Division Cup with a thumping 6-0 win at Talbot.
Lee Mellor and Daryl Scarlett both scored twice for Railway, with Wayne Beggs and Jez Tagg also scoring.
Willaston WS suffered a 5-4 penalty shoot-out defeat against Queens Park from the Wirral in the second round of the Cheshire FA Sunday Cup.
The teams had been tied at 1-1 after extra time, with Ben Burrow grabbing Willaston’s goal.
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.
NHB completed the semi-final line up in the Presidents Cup with a 3-2 win over AFC Leopard.
And in a remarkable Premier Division Cup game, Crewe Ath overcame Talbot on penalties after the sides were level at 6-6 after 90 minutes and then 7-7 after extra time.
AFC Leopard beat local rivals Talbot 5-0 to secure the last semi-final place in the Crewe FA Sunday Cup.
In the Presidents Cup, FC Semtex came back from conceding an early goal to win 2-1 at Sydney Arms.
Railway Hotel cemented their bid for the Premier Division title with a thumping win over rivals FC Semtex.
Railway hammered their nearest challengers 5-1 with goals from Lee Mellor, Jez Tagg, Matt Cope, J J Bailey and Karl Gibbs.
The top two in the Crewe Regional Sunday Premier League warmed up for their clash next week with victories.
Leaders Railway Hotel won 6-0 at Talbot with a brace from Lee Mellor 2, and goals from Jez Tagg, Matt Cope, Tom Finch and Wes Newton.
FC Semtex closed the gap on leaders Railway Hotel in the Crewe Regional Sunday Premier Division.
Semtex beat Talbot 3-2 with goals from Malcolm Bostock, Danny May and Paul Edwards, as Railway had a weekend with no game.
Leaders FC Semtex maintained their lead in the Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division with a 4-1 win at Ocean.
And Square One took advantage of slip ups by Railway Hotel and Sydney Arms to move into second place with a 4-1 win over Talbot.
Railway Hotel won the battle of the 100% records with a 6-1 win at FC Semtex in the Premier Division of the Crewe Regional Sunday League.
Jez Tagg and Lee Mellor bagged a brace of goals each in the rout in which Semtex were reduced to 10 man after a first-half red card.
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