Black Country Previews & Reports

Week twelve in the Black Country Men’s Super League brought about no changes in the top five places with leaders Allen’s Bar ‘A’ adding a 5-0 home win over Whiteheath Tavern to their tally to take their number of points

A close 3-2 home win over seventh placed Old Crown has taken leaders of the Black Country Men’s Super League, Allen’s Bar ‘A’ total points from eleven games to forty-three with a lead of six over second in the league

A straight 5-0 win over Ten Arches ‘A’ keeps Allen’s Bar ‘A’ top of the Black Country Men’s Super League and extends their lead to six points on second placed Quarry Bank Liberal Club who won their home game against

Allen’s Bar ‘A’ moved further ahead of second placed Quarry Bank Liberal Club in the Black Country Men’s Super League when they won 5-0 at home against Soccer Zone ‘B’ and the liberal Club had a closer 3-2 home success

A 4-1 defeat at Dudley Ex Serviceman’s Club has seen Quarry Bank Liberal Club lose top spot in the Black Country Men’s Super League and drop to second place, three points behind new leaders Allen’s Bar ‘A’ who won 5-0

Black Country went into their last game of the season in the L-Style Division One knowing mathematically they could still get promotion to the Championship but realistically believing it was a bridge too far as they were fifth in the

Black Country went into their final fixture of the season in the L-Style Division One knowing that despite being placed fifth in the divisional table, their 191 points were only nine short of their neighbours and second in the league

Leaders of the Black Country Men’s Super League, Quarry Bank Liberal Club, were held to a close 3-2 win at home by Townsend ‘A’ but still have a three points lead on second placed Allen’s Bar ‘A’ after they won

In the L-Style Division One of the UKDA National League, Black Country have a tough final home fixture against current divisional leaders Middlesex, who with 208 points have a ten points advantage over their nearest rivals West Midlands. Although a

Black Country’s final away game in the L-Style Division One of the UKDA National League saw them travel to the south-west to take on Devon, a game which on current form was always going to be a win for the