Leicester Sunday League: FC Wyvern pull off cup shock
Division Three FC Wyvern Arms pulled off a shock in the League Cup by beating Division One side FC Shoemakers 09.
Jason Pallett netted a hat-trick and Hogan Smith a double in their 5-3 win. Thomas Ball and Dean Barrs got the goals for Shoemakers.
Premier Division FC Britannia won 9-2 at Division One Countesthorpe Windows with four goals from Barry John, two from Rocky Greenwood and one each from Ricky Ludlum, Lee Mullins and Simon Moore.
Fellow Premier Division team IQRA FC put six past second division DYP United to win 6-3 thanks to Walid Amin (3), Hassan Sallam (2) and Sharmarke Yaryare.
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Leicester Bharat Towers put five past EMR FC in a thrilling 5-4 win. Jamie Weston scored two for the home side. Scott Burdett, Liam Dutfield and Jamie Holmes got the others. Alan Giles, Neil O'Sullivan, Wesley Thorne and Chirs Weston scored for EMR.
In the only match in the Premier Division, St Matthews Dynamos shared the goals around as they beat East Goscote Roofing 6-1. Nassor Mohammed (2), Sabri Ally, Kemar James, Farid Usuf and MacDonald Zindrne were their marksmen.
Addies FC thrashed Western Wanderers 9-2 in Division One. Ashley Day and Gavin Mobbs both scored hat-tricks, while Joe Butler (2) and Tom Green added the others.
Marcus Benjamin and Stephen Vincent got the goals for Wanderers.
In Division Two, Kilby Town beat Medz FC 3-2 with Nathan Coleman netting two of them.
Palmerston Athletic hammered Woodgate 80 Men's 8-1, in Division Three with Andy Leech scoring five goals. Andrew Burbidge, James Freestone and Ross Taylor-Knoll netted the others.
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