There were plenty of goals and incidents in the Crewe Regional Sunday League, despite poor weather and difficult playing surfaces.
Crewe Athletic move back to top spot in the Premier Division after beating Willaston White Star 5-3.
White Lion Ford Lane moved to top spot in Crewe Regional Sunday Premier Division with a 3-1 victory over White Lion.
It was the second meeting between the two White Lion sides in eight days, and Ford Lane won again.
Willaston White Star beat Salvador 3-6 in the Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division.
A first half hat trick from Pawel Abramowicz was followed by further goals from Lucaz Synowicz (2) and Azharul Haque for Willaston.
Just one game took place in the Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division as White Lion beat Salvador 4-2.
Strong winds made playing conditions difficult, but White Lion triumphed despite losing a two-goal lead.
Leaders Crewe Ath won 5-4 against White Lion to stay top of the Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division.
The game was moved from Sandbach Utd to the Cumberland in Crewe.
Elworth Park Rangers have resigned from the Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division.
The club had been struggling for players and results this season.
The heavy rain and flooding put paid to most of the Crewe Regional Sunday football games today.
In the Premier Division, Crewe Athletic v Faddiley, George and Dragon v Elworth Park Rangers, and NHB v Salvador were all postponed.
Faddiley move up to third place in Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division after edging a close game with Salvador 0-2.
In a well-matched contest, goals from Richard Ford and Chris Stokes gave Faddiley the win.
Crewe Athletic maintained their 100% record in the Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division with a 2-1 win over White Lion Ford Lane.
Jordan Amson put Athletic ahead with a 2nd minute penalty, but a powerful header from Ben Durkin after 15 minutes levelled the scores.
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 and Dragon continue to set the pace in the Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division with an 0-11 win at Salvador.
Matthew Waller (5), Oliver McDonough (3), Robbie Hatton, Liam Collins and Joe Duckworth were their marksmen.
Newly promoted George and Dragon made it two wins out of two in the Crewe Regional Sunday Premier Division.
They inflicted a crushing 9-3 defeat on Faddiley.
Faddiley missed out on securing runners up spot in the Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division.
They needed to win at Betley to keep alive their hopes of finishing as runners up.
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