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lead, the equaliser coming 20 minutes from time.<br />
Both Division One teams exited the FA Vase. Two goals from<br />
James Lemon kept Droitwich in the game against Midland<br />
League Premier Division Coventry United but the higher division<br />
opponents had too much emerging as 4-2 winners. Tipton’s FA<br />
Vase exploits were short lived losing 3-0 at Bolehall Swifts.<br />
Also in the Vase two goals from former Darlaston man Kieran<br />
Whittaker and a third from Scott Sandland saw Wolves Casuals<br />
through to the next round with a 3-1 away win at AFC<br />
Bridgnorth. Also through are Wednesfield, Wellington, Bewdley<br />
Town, Dudley Sports and Cradley Town.<br />
Two goals from Ryan Piggott and one from Dean Cutler gave<br />
Cradley a 3-1 win at United Counties League side Lutterworth<br />
Athletic whilst Herefordshire based Wellington won by the odd<br />
goal in five against North West Counties League Division One<br />
and last season’s West Mid’s League Division One side St<br />
Martins FC.<br />
The understatement of the day was on the Pegasus Juniors<br />
twitter page at half time as they were losing 4-0 at Midland<br />
League Racing Club Warwick it read “Going to need a<br />
monumental comeback if we’re to progress or force a replay”.<br />
They eventually lost 10-0.<br />
In Division Two FC Darlaston continued their fine start to the<br />
season with a 7-2 win at Tipton Town Reserves, Dion Davies<br />
and Adam Cole both bagged a brace with goals from Jack Arnold<br />
and former Darlaston players Sam Baxter and Jake Robinson<br />
completing the scoring.<br />
In their first game of the season AFC Bentley demonstrated<br />
their credentials beating Division leaders Hawkins Sports 7-4<br />
with a hat trick by Jamal Jakeman, two from Jead Clarke and<br />
further goals from Nick Grey and former Darlaston winger Daryl<br />
Westwood completing the scoring.<br />
The review does not normally contain any midweek football, but<br />
special mention this week must go to very near neighbours FC<br />
Darlaston. On Wednesday evening they travelled the short<br />
distance to current Smedley Crooke Cup holders Bilston Town.<br />
FC Darlaston led the game until the game was abandoned after<br />
92 minutes because of floodlight failure. They now face a tense<br />
wait for the cup committee to rule if the result will stand<br />
or the game will be required to be replayed 21
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