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Bromborough Town moved into top spot of the MES Ltd First Division after a hard-fought 1-1 draw with PLCCFC thanks to regular goal-getter Andy Simpson finding the net. A goal from Matthew Beaman ensured the points were shared.
Liscard Panthers piled more misery on JASGA FC due to Dale Crawford netting two penalties and although Adam Walker pulled a goal back, Will Calllanan secured the points for Panthers with a late third goal.
A goal apiece from Chris Reilly and Morgan Galer gave One O’Clock Gun a 2-0 success over Wallasey Wanderers and have the games in hand to mount a title push.
Action from the Second Division Cup first round saw West Kirby Athletic progress with a 3-0 defeat of Bromborough Athletic, thanks to efforts from Benji Adams, Owen Ainscough, and Seb Pierce.
A solitary goal from Oliver Galloway was enough for AFC Shore Villa to beat the challenge of Barnston FC in a 1-0 victory.
Despite Grant Ray and Dave Moran netting for Park Royal, they were eclipsed by North West Harriers who ran out 3-2 winners.
Top scorers of the day were Shore Villa in the Moreton Alarms Supplies Second Division as they mauled Wallasey Wolves 5-0 as Sam Range bagged a hat-trick and both Tom Oliver and Adam Jones claimed singles.
Ellesmere Port Red Lions are up into third place on goal difference following their 1-1 draw with Shore Villa Athletic who are fourth. On target for Lions was Eric Gilmour, and Tom Rowlands replied for Athletic.
Farmers Arms had Liam Pitt as their hat-trick hero when beating Oxton Celtic 3-2 and keeps them above their opponents.
Best wishes are extended to AFC Shore Villa next week as they take on Eastham Rangers in the Wirral DFA Junior Cup.
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