The first West Midlands team to reach the final of the FA Vase were honoured 30 years after making history on the hallowed turf of Wembley.

Stamford inflicted a heavy defeat on Willenhall and showed no mercy to the debt-ridden club.

Glapwell striker Lee Gregory stole the headlines with a six-goal show that condemned bottom club Willenhall to a heavy defeat in the UniBond First Division South.

Willenhall were comprehensively beaten as higher league opponents showed their class in this FA Trophy tie in front of Noose Lane’s biggest gate of the season.

Willenhall were forced to share the spoils in a thrilling draw after Mickleover grabbing a point in stoppage time.

Willenhall may have picked up the three points needed to overhaul their 10 point deficit but it was marred by striker Nathan Coward suffering a broken leg.

Willenhall found themselves 4-0 down after just 15 minutes in day to forget at Brigg.

Willenhall suffered a heavy defeat at one of the favourites for promotion in the UniBond First Division South.

Willenhall made the first dent into their 10 point deduction with a well-earned victory over Goole at Noose Lane.

After a summer of uncertainty Willenhall kicked off their Unibond League campaign on a low note against a strong Belper outfit.

Troubled Willenhall Town have been granted a stay of execution after the club’s chairman was ousted – its committee has revealed.

Receivers could be called in to debt-ridden Willenhall Town Football Club.