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Domino
BJFF 0 South Shore 6
ON-FIRE Shore made it 25 goals scored and only one conceded in three games as they triumphed in this top of the table clash.
They scored first through Jack Williams and Kieran Hindle added a second before Ryan Darville scored the goal of the game. Joe Brown made it four just before half-time.
Shore made five substitutions but still Brown added two more to complete his hat-trick.

Fleetwood Town 2 Kirkham 0
Fleetwood took an early lead and Kirkham could not hit back, despite Russ Townsend and Dec Cartwright chasing everything up front.
James Pickervance and Bobby Bithell defended well for the visitors but Town doubled their lead by half-time. Wilkinson and Blair were the scorers.
Keeper Nathan Jones was man of the match for Kirkham, who enjoyed more of the play in the second half, with Kieran Leaman and Dan Stanners dangerous at times.

YMCA 4 Poulton 2
Poulton made YMCA work hard for their victory and took an early lead. YMCA equalised when a fine passing move was finished by the outstanding Jack Richardson.
He then held off two defenders to double his tally and make it 2-1 at half-time.
YMCA's attractive football was rewarded when Bradley Garner fired into the bottom corner from the edge of the area.
Spirited Poulton made it 3-2 before substitute Shane Delaney sealed YMCA's win with a fine finish from Chester Duff's through ball.
The Poulton scorers were Stewart and Morrison. Defender James Rowley and keeper Ryan McCarthy impressed for YMCA.

PIZZA
Staining 1 Wyre Juniors 3
Sean Jagger's fine strike gave Staining the lead after a goalless first half in this entertaining game. Wyre hit back with goals by Ward, Parkinson and Brook-Naylor.

Squires Gate 0 Spirit of Youth 4
Spirit’s outstanding defence earned a clean sheet, with Curtis Burke in fine form in goal. The scorers were Reece Lancashire, Dane White, Callum Willoughby and Will Abbott.

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DOMINO
St Annes 0 Thornton Cleveleys 7
Thornton got back to winning ways with a superb display. They led 3-0 at half-time through Joe Cropper, Ash Rowley and the excellent Will Stafford.
They pressed home their advantage after the break as Joel Khambay scored twice, Cropper added his second and man of the match midfielder Gio Dellacorte capped a fine display with a goal. Kyle Whelan, Lloyd Benson and Danny Faill all caught the eye.

Spirit of Youth 2 YMCA 9
YMCA trailed inside two minutes but were level within one and went on to open up a 4-1 half-time lead.
They continued to play exccellent football after the break as the outstanding Tyler Douthwaite netted three. Jamie Manley and Linus Welsh weighed in with a two apiece, while Sean Kelly was also on target against his former club. Skipper David Lean got the other in his last game for the club before linking up with the Wigan Athletic Academy. Calvin Ross impressed throughout.
Crowe and Leigh were the Spirit scorers.

PIZZA
Kirkham 1 Staining 0
The first half was played mainly in the Staining half and the home side were rewarded with a goal. Staining came back strongly after the break but could not force an equaliser.
Wyre Juniors 3 Blackpool Rangers 0
Wyre kept up their impressive 100 per cent start to the season, courtesy of a fine defensive perfromance and some clinical finishing.
In an even game, Wyre took the lead in the first half thanks to a well struck free-kick from Pounds.
The second half was only 30 seconds old when Scott fired a 25-yard drive into the roof of the Rangers net.
Rangers fought back and had a lot of possession, but found the Wyre back four and keeper Shepherd in no mood to give up a clean sheet. Wyre’s third came after a flowing move which saw Parriss scoring with a 20-yarder.

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DOMINO
South Shore 4 Poulton 4
Shore dominated the opening 20 minutes and led 3-0 but Luke Williams summed up Poulton's never-say-die attitude by pulling two back by half-time.
Correy Harrison equalised but Shore added their fourth only for Poulton man of the match Williams to secure a point for his side with his hat-trick goal.

Thornton 1 YMCA 2
YMCA edged a hard-earned victory after the home side started strongly and forced YM man of the match Alex Cameron into a fine save.
The visitors broke the deadlock before half-time when the tireless Ryan Allan set up Sam Montgomery.
Early in the second half Robbie Hunter and Allan went close to extending the lead before Thornton equalised from the penalty spot.
Allan sealed the points with a superb 20-yard strike as YMCA?s unbeaten record remains intact.

DOMINO
Staining 7 Squires Gate 3
In an even, hard-fought first half, Southern's lob put Staining in front and they doubled their lead when McGrath's cross resulted in an unfortunate own goal.
Gate pulled it back to 2-1 at half-time with a long-range drive, but Staining made three substitutions at the break and Southern scored his second from Smith's cross.
Almost straight from the restart it became 4-1 as Smith volleyed home, then he crossed from the right for Southern to complete his hat-trick.
Gate hit back with two goals but any hopes of a comeback were ended when Livesey laid on a fourth for Southern and then scored the final goal himself.

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PIZZA
Blackpool Ranger 8 Staining 1
Rangers took full advantage of the only fixture in this division to go top of the table with a convincing win.
They were soon two up but Staining rallied as Chris Glyn finished off a neat three-man move.
Staining competed well for a while but Rangers then began to dominate.
There were two goals each for Marshall Maggs, Mathew Snape and substitute Matthew Evans. Rhys Tucker and man of the match Liam Hamilton completed the scoring.

LANCASHIRE CUP
South Shore 2 Walney Island 1
Shore edged victory after their second-half pressure as rewarded with a headed goal from Casey. Briggs sealed the win with tap-in before Walney pulled one back with the last kick.

Boundary Park 1 Squires Gate 4
MANY a Manchester United player has come through junior football with Boundary Park, so Gate showed them the right amount of respect.
And they didn't let their heads drop after conceding the opening goal as Daryl Loy crossed from the left for Luke rolling to equalise.
Both sides were committed to attack but it remained 1-1 until half-time. Gate then took the game by the scruff of the neck as Luke Rolling blasted home his second . Rory Sloan soon added a third and Paul Evans' unstoppable shot rounded off the win.

Barrowford Celtic 5 YMCA 6
YMCA pulled off a stunning extra-time win against the odds, having lost all four league games to date and scored only once.
To make their comeback all the more remarkable, YMCA played the first 20 minutes a player short and trailed 3-0 at half-time.
They soon pulled a goal back through Dave Mitchell and a superb 25-yard drive by Jamie Abbey made it 3-2.
Celtic immediately scored again, with Alan Greewood then bringing YMCA back within a single goal only for the home side to make it 5-3.
Abbey netted a second and Mattie Kay's goal just before the final whistle forced extra-time.
YMCA fought off the fatigue as Greenwood's second clinched victory. Kieran Kemp, Dan Farran and James Rowbotham were all outstanding in a gutsy team display.

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DOMINO
Lytham 6 Poulton 2
Poulton had the edge in the first half but the home side took the lead five minutes before the break thanks to Shaun Taylor's 20-yard shot.
Lytham got on top in the second half as Josh Miller scored twice, with Jake Isaac and Joel Cummings making it 5-0.
Poulton pulled two back through White and Gradwell before Danny Thompson's goal sealed a fine all-round Lytham display.

PIZZA
Warton Typhoons 0 YMCA 5
YMCA squandered early chances before Sam Slack fired them in front from long range after good play by Jason Winston.
Daniel Jones capitalised on fine work by Jon Houston to score his first of the season and make it 2-0 at half-time.
Further pressure was rewarded with two goals from Tom Molloy, the first a crisp volley and the second a delightful shot from the edge of the box.
Jonathan Houston opened his account for the season with the final goal, while the stylish Ben Willis also impressed.

THE Youth League's Under-16 representative side lost 4-3 to their Bury and Radcliffe League counterparts at Lytham’s Ballam Road.

MATTHEW Hanson was a St Annes hero at both ends of the field as his club continued to ride high in the Under-13 Pizza division with victory over Fleetwood Town.
But if a 3-1 win sounds fairly comfortable, this one was anything but.
Indeed, both managers agreed that Fleetwood did not deserve to return home without any points after matching their opponents throughout and dominating for a spell after half-time.
But St Annes gave them a lesson in taking chances, with three well executed goals.
Town made the brighter start, despite playing against the wind, and applied the early pressure but it was the home side who opened the scoring after 15 minutes at Blackpool Road North.
And it was centre-half Hanson who broke the deadlock, bursting through to lob the keeper from the edge of the box.
The home side doubled their lead 10 minutes later, when Harrison Ball picked up a through ball, beat a defender and smashed home from outside the box.
Town had lost key players to illness but were not seeking excuses. Despite having plenty of possession in dangerous areas, Fleetwood struggled to create clear-cut chances and the St Annes keeper was not as seriously troubled as he might have been.
But when they did find their shooting boots just before half-time, Town did so with some style.
It was Jacob Walsh who got them off the mark with a thunderous shot into the top corner.
It capped an outstanding performance by the central midfielder, who was tightly marked for the rest of the game.
The goal was just the tonic Fleetwood needed as they embarked on an all-out assault on the St Annes goal early in the second half.
For 20 minutes the home side struggled to escape from their own half, but they defended with great resilience to present their opponents with few sights of goal.
St Annes took the wind out of Town’s sails by weathering the storm and they eventually managed to go back on the offensive, clinching victory with their third goal three minutes from time.
Again the outstanding Hanson played a big part, picking out Gavin Annetts with a 50-yard pass.
Annetts beat two before playing the ball into the path of Joshua Lacey, who powered the ball home to secure the points.
Manager Steve Little singled out his central defensive duo of Cameron Guffogg and man of the match Hanson for special praise.
Fleetwood were impressive at the back too, with captain Jake Ashurst setting a fine example.
He and Walsh have developed into Town’s most influential duo and their performances bode well for the rest of the season.
And manager Ashurst isn’t too worried by recent results.
“We made a bright start and won our first two,” he said. “We’ve had injuries and have not had the rub of the green in the last three matches but we are not far away.”
His St Annes counterpart Little is understandably delighted by his side’s unbeaten start in the revamped Pizza division.
“We thought we’d do all right in this league,” he said. “The new format has helped us to find our level.
“The new players we have signed have fitted in well, and those we retained trained hard over the summer to help make sure we got a good start.”