Pershore Town

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As the season nears the half way stage Shifnal Town, Bewdley Town and
Wolverhampton Casuals look clear promotion favourites with the final spot up for
grabs with another 10 clubs still in the hunt. With Bilston and Littleton not
playing at the weekend the remaining top 7 all won.
The big winners were Wolverhampton Casuals who travelled to Ludlow and beat
Shawbury United 5-0. They followed that up in midweek with a 1-0 home win
against Cradley Town, a Josh Jones goal separating the teams. Cassies have now
conceded just one league goal (a penalty against Wednesfield) in 10 league
games and boast the best defensive record in the Country in all top 10 tiers of
English football. An unbelievable feat and we send our congratulations to Dean
Gill, his management team and players. Against Shawbury Kane Cork, Reece
Mason, Karen Danillan and Kieron Whittaker with two all found the net.
Bewdley Town stay in second spot following a 1-0 away win at lowly Wem Town.
Worcester Raiders are third following an emphatic 5-1 home win against AFC
Bridgnorth. Roland Krol netted four times with Josh Farnworth also on the
scoresheet for Raiders.
At the Aspray Arena Dudley Town went into an early two goal lead against Black
Country rivals Cradley Town. Hinesh Patel on two minutes and Mitch Lawley on
the scoresheet. Two goals on 15 and 17 minutes from Callum Baker put Cradley
on level terms. Lewis Taylor Boyce put Dudley ahead from the penalty spot in
the second half before Patel netted his second goal of the game to give The
Robins a 4-2 home win.
Today’s visitors Pershore Town moved into sixth spot with a comfortable 3-0
home win against struggling Dudley Sports. Ace marksman Matt Pinder with his
second hat trick in a week. At Pride Park Jayden Ward gave Wolves Sporting the
lead against Black Country Rangers, Babucar Sauane equalised before half time.
Second half goals from Oliver West and Kaoui Attumani put Sporting in control
before Danny Meek reduced the arrears Sporting holding out for a 3-2 win.
In Division One promotion hopefuls Allscott and Droitwich Spa battled out a
thrilling 4-4 draw. Droitwich went ahead on four separate occasions through
Jack Davies, Ben Tilbury, Jordan Cox and Connor Collins. Allscott equalised on
four separate occasions through Leigh Brindley twice and Tom Fallon
twice including a last minute penalty.
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