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Three goals in the last 15 minutes turned the Presidents Cup Final on its head as Thornton Cleveleys roared back to see off plucky Eagley with pictures by STEVE TAYLOR.

Blackpool Wren Rovers manager Craig Doble admitted 'Lady Luck' finally shone on his team as they edged past Burscough Richmond in a nailbiting Lancashire FA Amateur Shield semi-final on penalties.

The top four in Division Two all won to keep the promotion battle red hot, writes BEN SMITH with pictures from Thornton Cleveleys v Burscough Richmond by ANDY BRADSHAW.

We know our first cup final sides for the 2022/23 season as the league's knock-out competitions continue to take shape, writes BEN SMITH with pictures from Vickerstown v Wyre Villa by DERICK THOMAS.

Taylor Fagan notched what could be a vital goal at both the top and bottom of the Premier Division, writes BEN SMITH with pictures from Burscough Richmond v Fulwood Amaterus by GRAHAM LANCASTER.

Tony Hesketh has spoken of his pride after seeing another of his graduates make a stunning start to life up the non-league food chain.

Title-chasing sides dropped points across the top three divisions on a day of no fewer than NINE hat-tricks, writes BEN SMITH with pictures from Lytham v Milnthorpe by ROB HORNBY.

CMB and Chipping showed their title and promotion credentials with two outstanding away wins this weekend, writes BEN SMITH, with photos of Storeys v Freckleton by PAUL HUNT.

Proud Slyne-with-Hest boss Gavin Clark said his side’s Lancashire FA Shield quarter final penalty shoot-out defeat was one of the best games he’s ever been involved in.

It was yet another week of reduced action in the West Lancashire League this weekend, but we did get some games completed writes BEN SMITH with pictures from Fulwood Amateurs A v Croston Res by PAUL O'BRIEN.

Tempest United and Hesketh Bank's decision to switch to 3G pitches paid dividends as they each enjoyed three welcome points, writes BEN SMITH with pictures from Thornton Cleveleys v Vickerstown by ANDY BRADSHAW.

Saturday saw the highly-anticipated return of the West Lancashire League after nearly a month of inactivity due to freezing temperatures followed by the Christmas break writes BEN SMITH.