Chadwick End are on the spot as they secure Division Four Cup Final success

The final was sponsored by Spa Trophies and saw Chadwick coming up against JDS Sporting at Kineton Sports & Social Club.

Chadwick started well and dominated the early exchanges before going ahead through Aaron Rowley, who fired home past keeper Nathan Lewis.

In an entertaining game, goals were in short supply but there were chances came and went at both ends.

Chadwick rode their luck at times, but probably edged the first half to lead 1-0.

The second half saw JDS quickly out of the blocks and they netted the equaliser within two minutes of the restart, as Steven Thomas fired low into the far corner.

Both sides then had chances in the second half to win it, but the game ended 1-1 which meant a penalty shootout, with Chadwick won 5-3 to secure the trophy.

In the Cancer Supplementary Cup quarter finals, Khalsa A secured a hard-fought 3-2 win at Bowling Green.

Josh Mann struck after only five minutes to put Khalsa ahead, and he doubled their advantage on the hour.

Ben Gamblin pulled one back for Bowling Green five minutes later and with only nine minutes to go Ed Jolley levelled it up at 2-2, but Khalsa grabbed a late winner.

Kineton United were big 7-2 winners at Kenilworth Wardens.

United were 2-0 up at half-time thanks to strikes from Liam Naven-Jones and Michael Lawrence, and they then raced away with the game after the break.

Tristan Birch scored twice, and Naven-Jones and Lawrence also added another goal with Will Barnes wrapping the game up with nine minutes to go.

In the Andy Campbell Cup, penalties were needed to separate HRI Harbury and Khalsa B after the match ended 1-1.

Josh Lally fired Khalsa ahead with Craig Setchell equalising, and it was Khalsa who won the spot-kicks 5-4.

The clash between Massey Ferguson Sports & Social Club and Hampton Magna also ended 1-1.

Blake Devitt gave the Tractor boys the advantage just before the hour mark, but Aaron Dickens squared the match with four minutes to go.

The penalty shootout went to sudden death, with Magna holding their nerve to edge through.

In the George Dutton Cup, Leamington Hobs were 6-0 winners over Long Itchington.

Josh Dixon scored the only goal of the first-half, but Hibs then hit the goal trail through Harry Davies (2), Craig Williams, Jack Marsden and Joe Wright.

In Division One, Cubbington Albion and Wellesbourne Wanderers played out a rare 0-0 draw, while the Division Three top-of-the-table clash between Minds Matter and Kenilworth Town saw the latter edge through 2-1 – ending Minds’ 100 per cent record.

Conor Smith put Minds ahed on 30 minutes, but Max Howard quickly levelled and Lewis Morgan then won it midway through the second half.

Castle United were 3-2 winners over Heathcote Athletic.

Heathcote took an early lead through Kevin Jones before Alfie Kempston equalised. Tye Twomey put United ahead mdway through the half, but Jones scored again to make it 2-2 at the break.

The only goal of the second half came on the hour mark when Reece Robbins popped up to win it.

Balsall and Berkswell were 3-1 winners over Southam United Reserves.

Riley Birch struck after nine minutes to give Southam the lead but the Hornets fought back and were ahead by half time through Regan Yeates and Ruben Oliveira, before Jonathan Ley ended the scoring with 20 minutes to play.

Warwick United enjoyed an emphatic 5-1 win at Midlands Rovers, despute the latter taking a fiest-half lead through William Antonio.

United grabbed a late first half equaliser through Jamie Johnson-Rawlings, who then scored again on the hour to out his side ahead.

Further goals from Pedro Fernandes, Sam Barlow and William Johnston-Smith sealed the deal.

Finally, in Division Four, Wellesbourne Wanderers Development were thumped 5-1 at home by Stockton Reserves.

Stockton scored through Harry Thompson, Ronan O’Neill, Morgan Jones, Oscar Bailey and an own goal.