Mental Health Allstars are up for the cup

Mental Health Allstars have lifted the CE Yardley Cup after a 3-1 victory over AFC Wolves.

Allstars were presented with the trophy by David Yardley - brother of Eddie, who the trophy is named in honour of - after their win at Wolverhampton Casuals’ Brinsford Lane ground.

The next cup final will be for the GA Evans Cup between Ashmore Dog & Partridge and Bradmore Social - played at Sporting Khalsa’s Aspray Arena ground in Noose Lane, Willenhall, on Friday night (7.30pm).

Ashmore Dog & Partridge were also in action in the Wolverhampton Charity Cup at the weekend - overcoming Victoria 3-1 to reach the semi-finals.

Kane Showell, Connor Potts and Joscelyn Allen scored the goals for Ashmore, with Ryan Wilkins replying for Victoria.

They will face Bradmore Social in the last four after they overcame Dynamo 50 Stile 3-1 - with Lee Butler, Bradley Lawley and Daniel Lloyd on target for Bradmore. Blake Saunders got one back for Dynamo.

The other semi-final will be contested by Emerald Athletic and Shepwell Wanderers.

Emerald had already booked their semi-final spot earlier in the month, while Shepwell edged out Ashmore Park Rangers RBL on Sunday.

In Vin Boden Division Three, AFC Goldthorne secured just their second win of the season with a surprise 4-3 triumph at third-placed AFC Huntsmen.

Huntsmen twice took the lead through Rhyce Brown and Christian Keay, with Tyler Morgan and Ridwan Osman replying on each occasion.

Shivham Rawat put Goldthorne ahead for the first time with 18 minutes remaining, but Ryan Williams levelled matters up.

However, Morgan struck for the second time inside the final two minutes to finally settle the game in Goldthorne’s favour.

Elsewhere in the division, LoneStar Hydrobolt Rangers edged out Mental Health Sports thanks to Ade Beckford, Sebastian Clifton-Coles and Jay Swingle, with James Tyrer and Kian Lampitt replying.

And Wolves Pack United beat Black Country Phoenix 3-1, despite a goal for Phoenix’s Ben Cullen.

There was just one game in Harry Round Division Four, with Kyle Matthews hitting a hat-trick in Mental Health’s 4-0 success at L&L Football Club. Jamie Morris got the other goal.