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.
Crewe Athletic had another good win beating Willaston White Star 1-5 in the opening Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division fixtures.
Shannon Sinnott Jnr scored twice for the visitors, one goal coming after a remarkable 80-yard solo run.
The final of the Presidents Cup will be between Willaston White Star and Rising Sun.
Willaston had a convincing 4-1 win over Crewe Athletic, with goals from Evans (2), Moat and Duncan.
Willaston White Star are through to second round of the Cheshire FA Sunday Cup with a 3-1 win away to Sale FC.
Henry Blundell, Kyle Gregory and Sydney Otto scored the goals to send White Star through.
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.
Premier Division leaders Railway Hotel increased their lead at the top to nine points with a 5-1 win at AFC Leopard.
Goals from Moore (2), Lavalette, Cope and Barlow eased Railway to a comfortable victory.
There were convincing victories for Railway Hotel, Willaston White Star and AFC Leopard in the Crewe FA Sunday Challenge Cup.
But it was Division One side Wistaston Ath who pulled off the shock of the round with 2-1 win over Premier Division Sydney Arms.
Willaston White Star put their CCFA disappointment behind them in winning 3-2 against AFC Leopard in the Premier Division Knockout Cup.
The Willaston goals came from Asher Moat, Ben Burrows and Henry Blundell, while Ridgard and Duff netted for Leopard.
Willaston White Star were knocked out of the Cheshire FA County Cup despite leading their round three match for long periods.
They were 2-1 up on Great Float Sports and Social Club thanks to an own goal and a Mike Evans strike.
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.
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