Sunday League round-up: AFC Huntsmen lift Mac Webb Cup with shoot-out success
AFC Huntsmen twice came from behind to beat AFC Wolves 4-3 on penalties in a thrilling Mac Webb Cup Final.
Chad Guy and Jack Janes netted for AFC Wolves, but Ryan Williams and substitute Jordan Hall restored parity for Huntsmen - before a shoot-out success secure their first ever trophy.
Connaught United cruised into the third round of the Charity Cup with a 4-0 demolition of Mental Health Harriers courtesy of Kian Boden, Luke Browne, Dean Phipps and Manjil Sapkota in the Wolverhampton & District Sunday League.
Gurpinder Singh scored both goals for Warstones Wanderers WN to guide them to a 2-1 home victory over Dynamo 50 Stile in the GA Evans Cup second round.
Victoria moved to within three points of the Division One summit with a comprehensive 4-0 triumph at sixth-placed AFC Bradmore.
Joshua Lewis, Alexander Small, Luke Wright and Daniel Scragg were among the scorers, as Victoria made it nine league wins on the bounce.
AFC Willenhall remain pointless at the foot of the table after a pair of braces by Connor Potts and Kane Showell - plus a solitary strike from Ashley Evans - saw Ashmore Dog & Partridge ease to a 5-0 success.
Warstones Wanderers Sunday roared into an 11-point lead at the top of Division Two with a 4-0 win at Dudley Rangers United thanks to a brace from Alex Banks and goals for Jordan Bradley and Bradley Shinton.
Second-placed Bradmore Social suffered a costly 3-1 defeat at Charlie's Sports Bar - who closed the gap from third courtesy of Jovaan Garrison, Carl George and Curtis Tons.
10-men Tettenhall battled to a 3-2 home victory over Tettenhall Athletic to remain fourth in the table.
Daniel Lloyd-Hickman and Lee Turner notched for Athletic, but Callum Anderson, Mark Giles and substitute Harry Slater scored for the hosts following Kye Elcock's sending off.
In Division Three, Janson Ball scored a 92nd-minute decider in Bradmore United's 2-1 victory over Black Country Phoenix.
Lee Roberts, Ryan Williams and Jordan Hall guided AFC Huntsmen to a 3-1 success at Mental Health Sports on the cup winners' return to league action.
Elsewhere, Luke Scorey bagged a brace as Wolves Pack edged to a narrow 3-2 victory at AFC Goldthorne.
APR RBL moved 17 points clear at the Division Four summit with a 4-0 win at L&L thanks to goals from Eryk Biegalski, Kaylem Stacey, Brett Williams and Dan Hopson.