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Premier Division Preview : Sat 20th April
Coventry United v Stourport Swifts
Highgate United v Shepshed Dynamo
Ilkeston Town v Walsall Wood
Loughborough Univ v Coventry Sphinx
Lye Town v Boldmere St Michaels
Quorn v Wolverhampton Sporting
Romulus v Sporting Khalsa
Worcester City v Dunkirk
The biggest game of the season sees the top two face off in what could be a promotion decider. Ilkeston Town are 3 points ahead of Walsall Wood going into the game but a win for Wood will see them level with two games remaining. A big crowd is expected at The New Manor Ground to see if Ilkeston can make it 8 consecutive home wins to seal the title. Sporting Khalsa need 2 points to confirm a 3rd place finish and they travel to League Cup finalists Romulus who need points to ensure they finish outside of the bottom three. Loughborough University currently sit in 3rd bottom and they host Coventry Sphinx who are on for top 6 finish. Shepshed Dynamo could finish in the top four and they travel to Highgate United knowing a win would lift them above Westfields. Boldmere St Michaels are another club aiming for the top 6 and they travel to The Sports Ground to face mid-table Lye Town. Coventry United welcome Stourport Swifts to The Butts Park Arena, for the first of three home games to finish. Swifts came out on top in the reverse fixture winning 2-1 at Walshes Meadow. Quorn could still finish in the top 6 and they welcome relegated Wolverhampton Sporting Community to Farley Way. The other relegated side, Dunkirk travel to Worcester City hoping that there is not a repeat of the scoreline from earlier in the season when Worcester won 6-1.
Bank Holiday Monday 22nd April Fixtures :
Dunkirk v Ilkeston Town
Long Eaton United v South Normanton Ath
Shepshed Dynamo v Quorn
Stourport Swifts v Highgate United
Walsall Wood v Sporting Khalsa
Westfields v Worcester City
Wolverhampton Sporting v Romulus
Tuesday 23rd April
Coventry United v Loughborough Univ
Division 1 :
Congratulations to Heather St Johns who have been crowned champions following a 2-1 win at Studley. Both Saints goals came from Chris Cowley in the opening half hour. In the battle for the all-important runners up spot which could be enough for promotion, the two challengers both had good wins. Atherstone Town entertained Brocton and ran out 3-0 winners thanks to 2 penalties. Racing Club Warwick kept up the pressure on the Adders with a 5-0 win at Nuneaton Griff with Ben Mackey scoring three. Lichfield City reclaimed 4th spot with a 5-0 win at Paget Rangers.
Premier Division leading scorers : (League only)
Stephen Hart Quorn 29
Elliott Reeves Ilkeston Town 25
Rikardo Reid Boldmere St Michaels 23
Last edited by Matchman (18/4/2019 9:09 PM)