Sunday 29th April Away to Sandbach United Eagles.
Result:  Sandbach United Eagles 0 Tarporley 2 
The last match of the season proved to be a great finale to the season by Tarporley who displayed passion, determination and a great attitude to finish the season on a high. 
TWe dominated the first half with some great moves creating a number of chances. We opened the scorring half way through the first half through Will Furmedge. 
The second half was more of the same with our defence proving difficult to break down, our midfield working well as a unit and our attackers proving a real handful. Jack Hutchinson finally got the second goal to put the game beyond Sandbach.  
  
This was an exceptional performance by Tarporley who held their own against a very well organised and physically strong Northwich side. Our players really got stuck in and their attitude, commitment and work rate were all first class

Scorers:  Jack Hutchinson 1,  Will Furmedge 1, 
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MOM : Ben Unsworth - a great performance  

Sunday 27th April Home to Egerton Tatton.
Result:  Tarporley Wanderes 3 - Egerton Tatton 3 
This was the last home game of the season for Tarporley and we were out for revenge against Egerton who beat us 9 - 0 a few weeks when we only had 9 men. With a full team available we were up for the challenge.  
We started well creating a number of chances with some good passing and movement. Egerton however opened the scoring slightly against the run of play after 15 minutes. We drew level after 20 minutes with a good finish from Will Furmedge following an excellent ball by Andy Ward. the game became quite evenly matched with Tarporley battling well in midfield and Andy Ward proving a handful for the Egerton defence. It was Egerton however who resumed the lead after 25 minutes but again Tarporley fought straight back and equalised just before half time with Will Furmedge bagging his second. 
The second half saw Tarporley continue to apply the pressure and Jack Hutchinson gave us the lead with a well taken goal. 1The second half proved quite tight with Tarporley failing to extend their lead and Egerton looking dangerous on the break. Tempers began to get a little frayed with  a number of the Egerton players getting frustrated. Matters were not helped by a young ref who struggled to make a decision. Egerton equalised after 50 minutes to end the game in a draw.  
 
Scorers:  Jack Hutchinson ,  Will Furmedge 2, 
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MOM : Andy Ward - worked tirelessly for the team.  

Sunday 20th April Home to Frodsham.
Result:  Tarporley Wanderes 8 - Frodsham 0 
Frodsham played the game with only 9 players so Tarporley were always likely winners, however the first 20 minutes was a stern test with Frodsham showing little in attack but very resilient in defence. Tarporley scored their first goal after 20 minutes when Will Furmedge stroked the ball past the keeper from about 12 yards.   At 1-0 Tarporley started to play a more free flowing passing game and created more chances.   As a result of this on 33 minutes Ben Unsworth found himself on the edge of the 6 yard box to tuck the ball home for 2-0 after a series of good passes. A strong flurry before half time saw Sam Humberstone finish off another good passing move sliding the ball past the keeper from 10 yards and Will Furmedge hitting the crossbar with a well taken free kick.   Half time Tarporley 3 Frodhsam 0. 
Once the second half was underway it became clear that the longer the game went on the more dominant Tarporley became with the number advantage really making a difference, also Tarporley were now well into their fast moving passing game and the 9 Frodsham players were gradually being overwhelmed. 12 minutes into the second half Jack Hutchinson made it 4-0, and after Chris Pover's battling run resulted in a penalty, Michael Spencer opened his goal scoring account for this season with a well struck penalty. At 5-0 Tarporley moved their central defenders, Ben Tyler and Alex Wood into attack and put the attacking pair of Andy Ward and Chris Pover into central defence.  Almost immediately Jack Hutchinson scored his second and after 22 minutes of the second half Alex Wood followed up his own blistering shot to tuck the ball away for 7-0. With 5 minutes of the game left to play Ben Tyler scored a well deserved goal, but the 8-0 score line was enough for the Frodsham manager who called his players off.  
  
This was an exceptional performance by Tarporley who held their own against a very well organised and physically strong Northwich side. Our players really got stuck in and their attitude, commitment and work rate were all first class

Scorers:  Jack Hutchinson 2,  Will Furmedge, Ben Unsworth, Sam Humberstone, Michael Spencer, Alex Wood, Ben Tyler
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MOM : was a tough decision with Jack Hutchinson, Ben Tyler and Alex Wood all considered, in the end it was the strong defensive display and them both scoring when given the attacking oportunity that swung it to a joint award for Ben Tyler and Alex Wood.  

Wednesday 16th April Away to Northwich Victoria.
Result:  Northwich Victoria 2 Tarporley 1 
This game represented a tought test for Tarporley  having lost to Northwich 7 - 1 earlier in the season. 
Tarporley were up for this match and showed Northwich no respect. We were quicks out of the blocks, strung together a number of good attacking moves and created a number of chances. Northwich looked quite dangerous on the break with some good pace upfront however a well organised and strong Tarporley defence stood firm.
Tarporley took the lead after 20 minutes with a great strike from Jack Hutchinson from the edge of the box which found the top corner of the net. Further chances were created which with a little more composure would have extended our lead. Northwich drew level just before half time with a well taken goal. 
The second half was very tight with both teams defending well. In the end it was a penalty in favour of Northwich which gave them a narrow victory.   
The second half saw Weaverham start to get back into the game as Tarporley looked a little jaded. 
  
This was an exceptional performance by Tarporley who held their own against a very well organised and physically strong Northwich side. Our players really got stuck in and their attitude, commitment and work rate were all first class

Scorers:  Jack Hutchinson, 
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MOM : A team award - a great effort.  

Wednesday 9th April Away to Weaverham.
Result:  Weaverham 1 Tarporley 3 
Tarporley were at full strength and started the game very well on a difficult pitch - muddy in places with a big slope. After a scrappy first 5 / 10 minutes we began to knock the around well using the top side of the pitch. Some great work in midfield began to produce a number of chances. It was a great solo run from Ben Unsworth who fed an excellent ball through for Jack Hutchinson to run onto, which gave Tarporley a well deserved lead after 15 minutes. This was extended 5 minutes later with a goal from Chris Pover - just reward following a period of sustained pressure.   
The second half saw Weaverham start to get back into the game as Tarporley looked a little jaded. Weaverham pulled one back after 50 minutes with a well taken goal. This seemed to spur Tarporley into action again. A great run from Will Furmedge resulted in a penalty which he duly converted to give Tarporley a well deserved victory.   
  
Tarporley showed great character in fighting back in the second half against a very well organised Winsford side

Scorers:  Jack Hutchinson, Chris Pover, Will Furmedge
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MOM : joint award - Ben Unsworth and Jack Hutchinson.  

Sunday 6th April Away to Egerton Tatton
Result: Egerton Tatton 9 Tarporley 0
This was an extremely flattering scoreline and was by no means a true reflection of the game. Tarporley did really well in the first half with a makeshift line up which saw Will Fumedge play at centre half and do an excellent job. Despite the 2 man disadvantage, Tarporley more than held their own for the first half hour of the game and created a number of chances. This was a great effort!, Egerton took the lead just before half time with a lucky deflected goal which was a cruel blow to Tarporley who had defended so well and run their legs off.
The second half saw the first half exertions take their toll on Tarporley and they began to tire. A number of quick counter attacking moves by Egerton saw them extend their lead and in the end they ran out comfortable winners.   
  
The effort, attitude and commitment from the 9 Tarporely players was commendable! 

MOM :  Will Furmedge = a great performance as a stand in centre half.  

Sunday 30th March Home to Winsford Over 3.
Result:  Tarporley 3 Winsford Over 3  4
This was always going to be a tough game against a side who have been top of the league all season. Winsford looked dangerous from the outset with good pace upfront and a strong midfield. Despite them creating a couple of early chances it was Tarporley who took the lead with a well taken goal from Will Furmedge following some excellent work by Andy Ward. Winsford bounced straight back scoring twice in the space of a couple of minutes and they extended their lead further on the stroke of half time scoring from a corner.   
The second half saw Tarporley perform more strongly, stringing together a number of good moves. Slightly against the run of play however Winsford extended their lead to 4 - 1. A great finish by Andy Ward followed by a well taken goal from Jack Hutchinson ensured  an exciting last 15 minutes as Tarporley continued to push for the equaliser. A couple of chances went begging for Tarporley and at the other end Johnny Crank pulled off a string of excellent saves as Winsford continued to look dangerous on the counter attack. The final score finished 3 - 4   
  
Tarporley showed great character in fighting back in the second half against a very well organised Winsford side

Scorers:  Will Furmedge, Andy Ward, Jack Hutchinson 
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MOM : Andy Ward.  

Sunday 16th March Home to Northwich.
Result:  Tarporley 0 Northwich 5
A disappointing result that didn't reflect the periods of the game where Tarporley dominated the play.   Tarporley got off to the worst possible start when Nortwich who looked very sharp in attack throughout the game scored after 2 minutes. Although this put Northwich on top in the early part of the game, Tarporley gradually started to get into the game, until an excellent finish in the 16th minute put Nortwich 2-0 up, which was the score at half time.   
Tarporley had chances to shoot but wanted to make the 'killer pass' and so didn't really test the Northwich keeper.   Northwich were also energetic throughout and this gave Tarporley trouble getting their passing game going, with many passes either going short or being picked up by Northwich.  In the second half both Will Furmedge and Andy Ward got themselves into good positions but unfortunately were not able to finish off what were difficult chances.  Northwich took advantage of every chance and ended up scoring 3 more goals in the second half, although this put Tarporley under pressure the team continued to work throughout and although pushing for a consolation goal until the end it was not going to be Tarporley's day.   
  
This was another very strong performance by Tarporley in difficult conditions. The attitude, work rate and team spirit were first class

Scorers:  Andy Ward 3, Alex Wood 2, Ben Unsworth, Sam Humberstone 
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MOM : Man of the Match was difficult to select, consideration going to Ben Tyler who never stopped tackling and trying to make things happen, but it had to go to Will Furmedge who had a physical battle with the Northwich defence for the entire game, never giving up and taking a lot of knocks on behalf of the team.  

Sunday 2nd March Home to Witton Villa.
Result:  Tarporley 7 Witton Villa 1
This was a great team performance from Tarporley who applied the pressure straight from the kick off. Andy Ward and Sam Humberstone gave us a 2 goal lead inside the first 5 minutes. We continued to dominate and played some great one touch football. We dominated midfield with some excellent distribution. Two great corners from Sam Humberstone were converted by Alex Wood. An excellent through ball from Liam Crabtree gave Andy Ward his second to give Tarporley a 5 - 0 lead at half time.   
A couple of chances for Tarporley to extend their lead early in the second half went begging but we continued to play some good football with good passing and movement. It was a great run and finish by Ben Unsworth which gave Tarporley their 6th goal with Andy Ward completing his hatrick after 55 minutes. Witton stole a late consolation goal.   
  
This was another very strong performance by Tarporley in difficult conditions. The attitude, work rate and team spirit were first class

Scorers:  Andy Ward 3, Alex Wood 2, Ben Unsworth, Sam Humberstone 
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MOM : awarded to the team - a great performance  

Sunday 27th January Home to Congleton Rovers.
Result:  Tarporley 1 Congleton Rovers 2
This match represented a good indicator of the progress we have made over the last few months as we lost 6 - 0 to Congleton at the start of the season. Prior to the game they were 2nd in the league we were 4th.   
The opening quarter of the match was evenly poised with, if anything, Tarporley enjoying the better possession. We played some excellent football at times knocking the ball around really well. The work rate was excellent and were a match for the physical approach adopted by Congleton. A frre kick outside thier penalty area after 25 minutes gave us a real opportunity. This was superbly converted by Will Furmedge hitting the ball over the wall and into the top corner of the net. Congleton fought back strongly and despite constant pressure our defence held firm to maintain our 1 - 0 lead at half time.   
The second half saw Congleton continue to apply the pressure which paid off after 45 minutes when they levelled the match. A well taken header from a corner put then into the lead with 15 minutes to go. We fought back strongly and created a number of chances with their keeper pulling off an excellent save from Andy Ward in the final minutes of the match to prevent us from earning what would have been a well earned point. 
This was another strong performance from Tarporley against a well organised and physically very strong side

Scorers:  Will Furmedge 
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MOM : Alex Wood - a very assured and solid display in the centre of the defence 

Sunday 13th January Home to Kingsmead League.
Result:  Tarporley 5 Kingsmead 3
Without doubt one of the best wins that the Tarporley U 14's have achieved this season, Kingsmead are a physical side that caused lots of problems in previous games.   
Kingsmead had the wind and slope in the first half and it was always going to be a tough 35 minutes for the home side, this proved even more true after 8 minutes when Kingsmead forced a corner which resulted in their first goal with a header at the back post.   
Tarporley started to create chances but couldn't score, then after 19 minutes an excellent chip over the Tarporley defence saw the high quality Kingsmead centre forward deliver an excellent finish to take the score to 2-0. 
A battling 15 mins meant that at half-time the score remained at 2-0 and with the conditions now in Tarporley favour there was every chance for a home win but it was going to require full effort from the entire team as Kingsmead were playing well and looked capable of more goals. 
Tarporley quickly got themselves back into the game when after 4 minutes of the second half Will Furmedge did some great work on the right hand side of the Kingsmead penalty area, squared the ball into the box where after a scramble in front of goal Andy Ward tucked the ball away.  
8 minutes into the second half Will Furmedge again battling down the right received a bad blow to his right cheekbone but while he was down Chris Pover finished things off to make the score 2-2.
This was a tough game and so several substitutions took place to bring on fresh legs especially in mid field, this didn't look too good a decision when after 17 minutes of the second half another great run down the centre saw the Kingsmead centre forward slide another well taken goal away for 3-2.
From this point however Tarporley took control, Kingsmead lost their shape and 3 goals were scored in 12 minutes.   20 minutes into the second half Andy ward did some great individual work on the edge of the box and hit a great shot to square things at 3-3.   Andy Ward also finished good team moves on 27 and 32 minutes to wrap things up and give a great 5-3 victory

Scorers:  Andy Ward 4, Chris Pover 
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MOM : In terms of quality of performance and effort M.o.M. was a difficult decision but with 4 goals it had to go to Andy Ward 

Sunday 6th January Home to Middlewich 2nd round Cup.
Result:  Tarporley 2 Middlewich 5
Tarporley started well and were unlucky not to take the lead after 10 minutes when Andy Ward found the back of the net only for the goal to be disallowed for offside - a harsh decision to say the least!.   
Middlewich enjoyed good spells of possession but never converted this into clearcut chances. The Tarporley defense was strong and well organised with both Alex Wood and Ben Tyler controlling matters effectively.   
The score at half time was 0 - 0 although Tarporley were unlucky not to have a 2 goal lead. 
It was Middlewich who took the lead early in the second half with a well taken free kick from outside the area. They extended their lead after 50 minutes against the run of play with Tarporley having squandered another two clear goal scoring opportunities 
Our heads never dropped and it was Jordan Sheen who pulled one back after an excellent corner from Jack Hutchinson. Middlewich started to look dangerous on the break and created a number of good moves down the right flank. A well taken goal after 60 minutes restored their 2 goal lead. Again Tarporley fought to get back into the game and justice was done when Alex Wood scored with a great shot to bring the score back to 2 - 3.  
Unfortunately Middlewich scored 2 more goals in the dying minutes of the game to finish 5 - 2 winners
The scoreline flattered Middlewich as Tarporley deserved at least a draw from the match. It shows the progress we have made this season in more than holding our own against a well organised, physically very strong Division 1 side. Had we taken our chances we would have won the match.

Scorers:  Jordan Sheen, Alex Wood 
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MOM : Ben Tyler - a real captains performance - led by example from the back and gave his best performance of the season " Carragheresque"!!, (I think he means like Vidic or Ferdinand) 

Sunday 16th December Away to Winsford Over 3.
Result:  Tarporley 2 Winsford Over 3 4
Tarporley were under pressure during the early stages of the game and after 20 minutes found themselves 2 goals down to a strong Winsford team.  As the half progressed Tarporley started to get their passing game going and on 24 minutes a good move on the right hand side of the penalty area created a chance that Will Furmedge finished well..   
IThe second half started with Tarporley exerting the pressure with all players working hard, and after 10 minutes a well taken individual goal from Jack Hutchinson saw Tarporley level at 2-2. Winsford moved their players around at this point as Tarporley were clearly getting on top, their game from this point improved with them very quickly putting Tarporley under pressure.   15 and 25 minutes into the second half saw 2 well taken goals to put Winsford 4-2 in front.    

Winsford who are currently top of the league commended the Tarporley team saying that was the best game of football that they have played in all season, and are quality passing game continues to put opposing teams under pressure.    

Scorers:  Jack Hutchinson Will Furmege, 
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MOM : Will Furmege 

Sunday 9th December Home to Weaverham.
Result:  Tarporley 3 Weaverham 10
It was Weaverham who took the lead after 15 minutes very much against the run of play with Tarporley having dominated possession. We were knocking the ball around well with some good work down both flanks but a couple of half chances went begging. Half time saw Tarporley 1 - 0 down but with not having done allot wrong.     
It was Jack Hutchinson who pulled the match level with a well taken finish. Weaverham started to look a little tired as the second half progressed and Tarporley continued to apply the pressure. Weaverham were camped out in their own half for long spells and under pressure began to look a bit ragged with a couple of nasty tackles going in. We battled well in midfield and looked dangerous down both wings with Jordan Sheen and Jack Hutchinson causing the Weaverham defence problems. An excellent free kick from the edge of the box by Will Furmedge gave Tarporley a well deserved lead. This was extended in the last few minutes by Andy Ward to give Tarporley a well deserved victory.    

This was the seventh victory in succession for Tarporley who again showed real character in coming from behind to win the match. Another great team performance underpinned by a strong work ethic.    

Scorers:  Jack Hutchinson Will Furmege,  Andy Ward 
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MOM : Jordan Sheen - a first class performance running his socks off for the team. 

Sunday 24th November Home to Barnton.
Result:  Tarporley 3 Barnton 0
An outstanding team performance saw Tarporley run out clear winners in a tough match against good oppostion.
Tarporley dominated play in the first half but half time arrived with the score at 0-0.   The second half conitnued in the same way with Tarporley's excellent passing game putting Barnton under pressure.
5 minutes into the second half Will Furmedge hit a clever free kick from 25 yards that left the Barnton keeper with no chance and Tarporley went 1-0 up.    
Barnton went close with a goalmouth scramble almost immediately after the restart but the defence who played as a great unit all through the game managed to clear their lines.   10 minutes into the second half Ben Unsworth picked the ball up in the Barnton half, beat several players and slotted home an outstanding individual goal, Tarporley 2-0 up and looking like probable winners of this game.
Tarporley made several other opportunities with Liam Crabtree at the heart of much of the high quality passing and tackling from midfield.
With just a few minutes left to play another good run down the right from Ben Unsworth saw a cross into the centre well put away by Andy Ward.   Tarporley completing a well deserved 3-0 win.

Scorers:  Will Furmege, Ben Unsworth, Andy Ward 
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MOM : was very difficult to decide with everyone making a great contribution but won today by Ben Unsworth 

Sunday 18th November Away to Witton.
Result:  Witton Villa 0 Tarporley 6
This was another great performance from Tarporley in difficult conditions - a strong wind and freezing temperatures.
Despite Witton having a significant physical advantage with some big lads in their team Tarporley dominated possession in the first half with a well organised defence, strong midfield and a strong attack. Sam Humberstone gave Tarporley a well deserved lead which was extended by further goals from Jordan Sheen and Andy Ward. Half time saw Tarporley 3 - 0 but it should have been at least 5.
The second half saw Tarporley playing into the wind which with the addition of heavy rain made playing conditions very difficult. Witton fought to get back into the game putting together a couple of good moves but Johhny Crank stood firm in goal.    
It was Jordan Sheen who gave Tarporley the comfort of a 4 goal lead battling hard to win possession and finding the back of the net with a well taken shot.
A further 2 goals from Andy Ward  to complete a well deserved hat-rick gave Tarporley another excellent victory.
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Scorers:  Sam Humberstone, Andy Ward 3, Jordan Sheen 2
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MOM : Andy Ward 

Sunday 11th November Home to Davenham Dynamoes.
Result: Tarporley 5 Davenham Dynamo's 4
This was one of the best performances by this team since their formation, coming back from 3 - 0 down at half time!.
The half time score line flattered Davenham as it was Tarporley who had been the better team and who had dominated possession. All three goals came against the run of play. Tarporley had knocked the ball around well using the full width of the pitch and looking dangerous down both flanks. It was our finishing again which let us down at times.
The second half saw us continue to dominate possession with Davenham camped out in their own half. Justice was done after 50 minutes when Jack Hutchinson finally found the back of the net. Further quick goals by Jordan Sheen and a penalty from Will Furmedge saw us draw level. We continued  to push forward and justifiably took the lead when the Davenham keeper spilled a corner from Jack Hutchinson to concede an own goal. Davenham then enjoyed a good spell and began to look dangerous going forward. A good header from a well taken corner resulted in them drawing level with 5 minutes to go.    
Again we launched a number of attacks with some excellent battling in midfield. Jack Hutchinson finally secured a memorable victory in the dying seconds of the match.
This was a really fantastic team performance. The lads showed real character and determination to come back from 3 - 0 down, never allowing their heads to drop.
We are developing a real team spirit and an excellent work ethic which is beginning to pay dividends
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Scorers:  Jack Hutchinson 2, Will Furmdge, Jordan Sheen, 1 own goal
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MOM : Will Furmedge - worked tirelessly upfront, held the ball up well and had a number of superb touches. His best performance for a long time !

Sunday 4th November Away to Barnton Cup.
Result: Barnton 1 Tarporley2
Games against Barnton have always been very close and this match was no exception. Despite Tarporley dominating possession in the early stages of the game we were unable to convert this possession into goals. Barnton always looked dangerous on the counter attack with a couple of their players demonstrating good pace. Jonathan Crank made a couple of great saves to deny Barnton taking the lead. It was however very much against the run of play that Barnton took the lead after 30 minutes.
We continued to dominate in the second half with some good work down both flanks. It was Chris Pover who finally broke through in the 60th minute with a well earned goal. We continued to push forward  and push hard for the winner. There was some good passing and movement and improved link up play. Justice was done with 5 minutes to go when Chris Pover again found the back of the net to give Tarporley a well deserved win.
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Scorers: Chris Pover 2

MOM : This was a great all round team performance with everybody contributing to a well earned victory

Sunday 7th October Away to Witton Albion Cup
This was an outstanding side from the top of the division above us, and it was no surprise when they dominated play from the starting whistle. They displayed speed, skill, organisation and vision Witton outplayed Tarporley in every area of the pitch. The final score reflected a tough game for the Wanderers.
We played with determination and spirit none the less. Wanderers never gave up and our heads never dropped in spite of a grueling 70 minutes,. playing as a team, supporting and encouraging each other. Wanderers tried to pass, move and attack, but were again and again pinned back. Ben Unsworth showed courage in moving the ball away from defence when the opportunity arose. Liam and Will fought hard in the centre, while Andy, Chris and Jordan chased those balls that broke into the Witton half, and even on occasions towards their goal.
The defence were magnificent, at times playing themselves to an exhausted stand still. Alex and Ben in the centre committed to the tackles and were only passed through some extraordinary skill and ball play. Michael found himself in the thick of play against larger and faster players, but as the rest of the team, showed no signs of letting up.

This was a good display by Tarporley in the best traditions of the game. They were simply outclassed, but none the less showed spirit and courage at every corner of the field final score Tarporley 0 Witton 8

MOM : Johnnie Crank for some outstanding skill against a withering attack

Sunday 30th September Home to Tarvin League
Tarporley were under pressure during the early stages of the game and spent the first 20 minutes defending deep in our own half. We stood firm however and despite Tarvin dominating possession, they failed to create many clear cut chances.
It was Tarporley however who took the lead after 25 minutes against the run of play with Will Furmedge converting a free kick from outside the area. Tarporley then began to enjoy more of the ball and strung together a number of good moves.
Our lead was extended early in the second half with a well taken goal from Jack Hutchinson following a great ball into the penalty area from Chris Pover.
Tarvin pulled one back almost immediately but it was Jack Hutchinson who restored our two goal lead following some great work from Andy Ward.
The height advantage that Tarvin had paid dividends from two corners which saw them score two quick goals to draw level at 3 - 3. A couple of defensive lapses from Tarporley in the dying stages of the game saw Tarvin steal a late victory 5 -3

Tarporley were very unlucky not to get something from this game.

Scorers: Jack Hutchinson 2, Will Furmage

MOM : Jack Hutchinson

Sunday 16th September Home to Sandbach Eagles League
This was a great performance by Tarporley in their first league game of the season.
We started well dominating possession in the early stages of the game. Jack Hutchinson scored the first goal of the game heading home after a great cross from Will Furmedge. We created some great moves with some excellent link up play down both flanks. A little more composure would have seen us extend our lead. It was Sandbach however who scored on the stroke of half time.
Tarporley continued to apply the pressure in the second half and it was Chris Pover who restored our lead after 60 minutes with a good finish. Ben Tyler finished off another good move in the 65th minute to put the game beyond Sandbach. A truly excellent save from Johnny Crank in the final minutes of the game maintained the 3 -1 lead.

This was a very good all round team performance

Scorers: Jack Hutchinson, Chris Pover, Ben Tyler