Step 5/6 round-up: Late goals and big wins

Daniel Munday struck within 13 minutes to give the hosts the lead before Jacob Wedderburn doubled their lead, putting them firmly in control at the half-time break.

Munday's 81st minute finish secured his brace, City's third goal and all three points as they sit fourth in the table.

At the other end of the table, Stourport Swifts had a comprehensive win against relegation-threatened Studley, to put more daylight between them and the bottom two.

Thomas Nicklin and Ewan Carter both scored with two first half minutes to give Stourport the advantage.

Carter grabbed his second in the second half before Kai Adams rounded-off the 4-0 victory.

Lye Town won 3-1 at Stone Old Alleyians with two goals from Tyler Smith and a 94th minute finish from Alfie Steward.

Meanwhile, Dudley Town suffered late heartbreak at the hands of Coton Green.

Dudley initially went ahead through Kyle Moseley but Coton Green hit back before half-time, before taking the lead after the break.

Matthew Funge scored in the 72nd minute and it seemed to be enough to earn them a point, until the hosts won it with an 89th minute finish.

Neither Brocton or Tividale were in action after their matches were postponed.

In the Midland League Division One, Gornal Athletic put in a five star performance with a 5-0 win over Smethwick Rangers.

Traevay Wright was the star of the show with a hat-trick and his efforts were joined by Ben Podmore and Taylor Townsend, to put some shine on the comprehensive win for a Gornal side sitting second in the league.

Elsewhere, Wednesfield drew 2-2 at home to Saffron Dynamo with goals from Amadou Bah and Harvey Dangerfield.

Bilston Town, Birmingham OJM and Cradley Town all had their matches postponed.

In the North West Counties League Division One South, play-off hopefuls Eccleshall beat mid-table Cammell Laird 1907 thanks to a brace from Morgan Russell, who scored either side of the half-time whistle.

Bottom club Wolverhampton Sporting lost again, this time at Market Drayton Town in a dramatic flurry of late goals.

It took until the 83rd minute for the deadlock to be broken, when Jack Finney netted from the penalty spot.

Oliver Jones then doubled Drayton's lead in the 90th minute, before Sporting halved the deficit shortly after through George Dimmock.

There was a late fourth goal but it was not a Sporting equaliser and instead Drayton made it 3-1 in the 96th minute through Harry Minshall.

Another postponement due to a waterlogged pitch saw the clash between Wolverhampton Casuals and Stafford Town called off.

In the Hellenic League Division One, Bewdley Town continued their push for promotion by beating relegation-threatened Shortwood United 2-1.