Talbot went down 4-3 to Winnington SC in the final Crewe Regional Sunday League games in Division One Group A.
With the league title already won, Talbot adopted a fairly relaxed team formation against runners up Winnington.
The Crewe Regional Sunday League finally got underway and two of three new teams in the league were in action.
In the Premier Division, The Lions (formerly White Lion Ford Lane) went down 0-6 to George and Dragon, whose scorers were Charlie Hatton (3), Robbie Hatton (2) and Joe Duckworth.
The Crewe Regional Sunday Football League is to return to action this weekend after a six-month layoff due to Covid-19 pandemic.
Crewe Athletic moved five points clear at the top of Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division with a 7-0 win over Faddiley.
The weather took its toll in the Crewe Regional Sunday League following two or three nights of sharp frost.
Just a handful of games were played with many local pitches not fit to play on.
Leaders Square One could only draw 1-1 at home to Faddiley on a day of surprising results in the Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division.
Shane Heron gave Square One a half time lead, but a late penalty by Will Emerton earned Faddiley a point.
Crewe Athletic had another good win beating Willaston White Star 6-1 to maintain their leadership in Crewe Sunday League Premier Division.
Star were level at half time, but a second half blitz of five goals gave the home team the points.
The Crewe Regional Sunday Football League kicked off with games in Division One only.
Audlem travelled to Winnington to play newcomers Broadhursts but lost 3-1.
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.
Top two Square One and Railway Hotel have opened up a gap in the chase for the Crewe Regional Sunday Premier League title.
They took advantage of a slip up by third placed Crewe Athletic to open up a five-point lead.
Two Division One sides upset Premier Division opposition in the first round of the Crewe Sunday League Presidents Cup.
Brunel Arms beat Salvador 3-1 after extra time following a late equaliser for Salvador.
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