Cooper Buckley booked their place in the Crewe Regional Premier Division cup final with a 4-0 thumping of Nantwich Pirates.
Despite the windy conditions making it difficult for both teams, it was Cooper Buckley who coped better.
By Liam Price
Macclesfield scored a 96th minute goal to win the Cheshire FA Women’s Challenge Cup with a 1-0 victory over Nantwich Town at The Swansway Stadium.
A record Dabbers Women’s crowd of 324 watched as the vastly superior resources of Macclesfield did not translate onto the pitch for the majority of the game.
Cheshire Cheese beat Broadhurst FC 2-1 with goals from Charlie Maines and Aaron Davies in the Premier Division Cup Semi-Final.
Adam Ireland netted for Broadhurst FC.
Cheshire’s acclaimed Belle Voci opera duo – who took ITV’s The Voice by storm – are returning to Bunbury to perform.
Emily Burnett and Sophie Rowland first came together in the village near Nantwich and will be back on December 14 to celebrate Christmas with a festive spectacular.
Faddiley have won the Premier Division Cup Final after beating Crewe Athletic on penalties.
The teams were locked in 0-0 stalemate after normal time, and extra time could not break the deadlock.
By Roger Horwood
Woore Cricket Club Junior Academy ended their hugely successful season by winning the Shropshire Girls Under 11s Softball Cup Final.
The youngsters triumphed at Wroxeter and Uppington on Sunday September 2.
Crewe FC won the Presidents Cup final by beating Crewe Athletic 4-1.
Ash Dobson had given Crewe Athletic an early lead.
White Eagles beat Faddiley 3-1 in the Crewe Regional Sunday Division One Cup Final.
In a tight and keenly-contested first half, Pawel Abramowic put White Eagles ahead midway through the first half.
The Premier Division Cup Final was won by Willaston WS, who beat Crewe Athletic 4-0.
Willaston opened the scoring on seven minutes when a free-kick was headed in by Keilahn Annikey.
Rising Sun have reached the Crewe Regional Sunday Division One Cup Final.
They won their semi-final 6-3 at Bank Corner, Graham Maskery netting a hat-trick and other goals from Steve Pattinson (2), and Damien Sloan.
Crewe Vagrants Under 9s triumphed in dramatic style over Aston in the South Cheshire cricket cup final in Nantwich.
Needing just three runs from three balls, young Jack Hayter smashed a boundary to secure victory by the narrowest of margins.
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