In-form Steelers setting the pace

A 5-3 success made it four wins from four for Steelers and saw them climb two points clear of AFC Woodcross.

Ben Wilkins found the net twice for Steelers with Spencer Lloyd Andy Tiernan and Sean Gregory joining him on the scoresheet.

Talisman's replies came courtesy of a brace from Kyle Matthews and an own goal.

AFC Woodcross came from behind twice to earn a point against Diffusion.

Diffusion took the lead with a well-worked goal from Michael Hancox ,with an excellent long-range strike from Paul Blagrove levelling the scores.

Curtis Ellis restored Diffusion's lead before half-time but a second-half strike from Jay Dukes secured a reward for Woodcross.

Kieron Miller (two), Edwin Asante Ahenkorah, Mitchell Evans and Matthew Dodd all found the net as Azaad eased to a 5-0 win against Emerald Athletic.

Issace Meggoe bagged a late winner as Otter/Vixen came from behind to win 3-1 at Connaught.

Meggoe had fired Otter in front but Connaught scored twice in five minutes before half-time through Lee Faulkner and Adam Robins.

Mathan Gray equalised two minutes with Meggoe hitting the winner 10 minutes from time.

Travellers Rest battled back to earn a 3-3 draw at Codsall Legion.

Two goals from Ashley Stewart, including a penalty, had seen Codsall lead 2-1 at the break. Chris Clarke netted for Travellers.

Ryan Bradshaw increased Codsall's advantage but then dead-ball specialist Luke Perrins netted a free-kick and a penalty to tie the scores at 3-3.

A five-star display from Daniel Westwood fired Division One leaders Wolverhampton Casuals to victory at Lanesfield Old Boys.

In the in-form Westwood netted five times as Casuals win 8-1.

The Williams boys added Casuals' other goals with Billy, Brett and Joey all netting.

Liam Hughes hit a hat-trick in AFC Bentley's 6-0 success against Wolves United. Jarmain McFarlane, Tyrone Chamber and Martin Lewis were also on target.

Nathan Howen was a goalscoring revelation as Wolverhampton Revolution put 10 without reply past Corpus Christi in Division Two.

Howen led the scoring spree with a five-goal blast, with Simon Byrne (two), Liam Smith (two) and Michael Fones adding the others.

Mark Swan (two), Rohan Gill and Daniel Ashton were on the mark for AFC Jacks in their 4-3 win against leaders TK Wanderers.

John Hodder, Laquarn Birch and Danny Mulryan replied for Wanderers.

Frying Pan Darlaston cooked up another winning recipe as second-half goals from Luke Burke and Josh Cooper saw them win 2-1 at Grapes.

Richard Finch scored for Grapes.

SWL Spartak and Spills Meadow served up an all-action affair in Division Three.

The teams shared 10 goals in a game where the lead changed hands three times.

Spartak's scorers were Ryan Ellis (two), Danny Guy, Jon Hickman and Lee Jones, who levelled the scores with five minutes remaining.

Gareth Haddon netted a hat-trick for Spills with Lee Beale scoring twice.

FC United Kingdom bagged a 4-2 away-day win at Codsall Athletic with goals from Ben Johnson (two), Tom Priest and Adam Vienas.

Codsall's scorers were James Pearce and Rob Tromans.

Jacks Bar and Wolfies Bar couldn't be separated as they fought out a 2-2 draw.

Lee Turner fired Wolfies in front twice but goals from Dean Phipps and Ste Witton saw Jacks bag a point.

Balls to Cancer are still setting the pace in Division Four following a 6-0 win against Palfrey FC.

Jamie Evans was the star man as Castlecroft Firs won a nine-goal thriller with Moseley Park.

Evans scored four time for Firs, who had trailed 2-0 early on. Corey Ensor added Firs' fifth from the penalty spot.

Tettenhall FC proved to be too hot for Fiery Holes in their Division Five encounter.

Two goals for Ad Dale and one each for Tim Lowe, Tom Rowley and Sean Keane saw Tettenhall, who led 4-0 at half-time, to a 5-1 win.

Wayne Hayward and James Oram were on the mark for Coseley Red Cow in their 2-2 draw with Windsor Athletic.

AFC Royal hit the goal trail in their Division Six clash with Dartmouth Arms.

Mitchell Green netted a hat-trick while Lee Westley, Dale Gandy and Michael Brookes all scored twice and Ryan Brewster once as Royal powered to a 10-3 success.

Ian Evans (two) and Paul Mason replied for Dartmouth.

Black Horse Darlaston and Steelmans Lounge picked up a point each following a hard-fought 1-1 draw.

Lucas Hough netted for Black Horse and Rob Webb for Steelmans with both goals coming in the last 10 minutes.

Keiran Jones and Richard Palmer hit the back of the net as AFC Milestone beat Saint Michael 2-1. Tomasz Tokarski notched for Saint Michael.

In the Staffs Challenge Cup, HUF UK progressed to round two after beating Staffs Bull 3-1 on penalties. The tie had ended 1-1 after extra-time.

But there was no joy for Black Country Deaf as they lost 6-0 to Glasgow in the first round of the British Deaf Cup.

The Charity Cup and Ken Pemberton Cup competitions swing into action on Sunday.

AFC Jacks, Barley Mow Wanderers, Codsall Athletic and Essington WMC will be flying the league flag in the Birmingham County FA Sunday Amateur Cup.