Category: Football

Wythenshawe Town clinch promotion in style with another impressive victory

Mersey Valley 0 – 5 Wythenshawe Town

Wythenshawe Town have secured their place in Cheshire League 1 with another impressive victory, coming off the back of their 9-0 win just a couple of days earlier.

The club go up with games to spare and face the prospect of providing more silverware for their trophy cabinet in cup competitions as well.

It was fitting that the fixture, originally listed as an away match was switched at the request of Mersey Valley, so a home crowd of 81 could watch the club clinch promotion.

The game began as a tight affair but after hat-trick hero Ben Brooks scored from a penalty minutes before half time, the floodgates opened in the second half with two more from Brooks and goals from Remi Williams, and Alex Elliot

There was an early scare for the home side as the visitors had a chance parried by the keeper, but there were few chances for either side in a tight affair in the first half which Wythenshawe just about edged in terms of possession and keeping the ball in the opposition half.

And the deadlock was broken minutes before half time with a penalty converted by Brooks who doubled the lead shortly after the break.

Some great defending saw Wythenshawe winning everything at the back and Mersey Valley were unable to make any impact with the aerial prowess of keeper Jacob keeping the visitors at bay.

After Brooks’ hat-trick Elliot came on as a substitute to get Town’s fourth with his second touch of the ball and fellow substitute Williams finished the scoring with a fine header.

Town can now enjoy their triumph and with a at least one cup final to look foward to, their season is far from over. It’s onwards and upwards for WTFC.

FOOTBALL: Wythenshawe Town slay giants in impressive cup victory

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Jason Walley

Grappenhall Sports   0-9   Wythenshawe Town FC

Wythenshawe Town’s remarkable season continued today in its flamboyant style as they crushed Grappenhall Sports 9-0.

The win might not have seemed that surprising looking at the league table showing a 100 per cent record and an incredible 50 goals scored.

But today’s victory in the last group match of the JA Walton Challenge Cup was all the more impressive considering Grappenhall are in a league above them.

And there was no argument about which team was cut above as the visitors half time with a three goal lead thanks to strikes from Ash Woodhead, John Rand and Ben Brooks.

Wythenshawe continued in the same vein after the break with  a second half hatrick from  Jason Walley contributing to a fine day out for Town.

And with the final of the Manchester FA Amateur Cup to look forward to on May 4th, confidence is high that a ton of silverware could be coming Wythenshawe’s way by the end of the season.

Wythenshawe Town clinch place in cup final after five nil demolition

Altrincham Cup

Wythenshawe Town 5 – 0 Kartel Sports

Wythenshawe Town powered their way to the Altrincham Cup final with an impressive display of fire-power.

An Ericstan Park crowd saw their team put five past the visitors, with a brace from Remi Williams and and goals from Dean McGregor, Ben Connolly and Ben Brooks, on a sunny afternoon in Wythenshawe.

Williams opened the scoring following some great work by Brooks on the right who pulled it back for the striker to fire in a low shot.

The home team dominated with McGregor doubling the lead before Williams struck again to take them into half time with a three goal advantage.

Town maintained their pressure forcing a good save from the Kartel keeper shortly after the interval and then Connolly made it four, firing low across the keeper into the far corner.

The fifth came courtesy of a penalty resulting from a hand-ball on the line. Paul Whalley’s header hit the bar rebounded down to strike the defender’s arm. Brooks stepped up for the penalty to put the tie beyond doubt.

Chadderton 0 – 5 Wythenshawe Town

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Wythenshawe Town faced NWCFL Division 1 side Chadderton in a mid-season friendly, a tough test considering Chadderton sit three divisions above Wythenshawe.

Remmi Williams scored two unbelievable goals along with Alex Elliott, Jason Walley and Dean McGregor also getting their names on the score sheet in an incredible friendly win.

Wythenshawe return to league action for the 1st time since December 20th, with a trip Cheadle Town Reserves

Mixed fortunes for Wythenshawe football this weekend

Wythenshawe Town 1 – 0 Grappenhall Sports FC

Royton Town 6 – 3 Wythenshawe Amateurs

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Wythenshawe Town continue their impressive record with victory over Grappenhall Sports in the group stages of the JA Walton Challenge.

Town have been scoring goals for fun in recent matches but this was a tight affair with one goal from Paul Walley (pictured) separating the two. The two sides will meet again at Grappenhall on January 24.

And in the FBT Manchester Football League Wythenshawe Amateurs  were on the wrong end of another heavy defeat, losing 6-3 away to Royton Town.