Ossy Rangers Under 10s put in a fine performance to beat Mellor with two late goals. MOTM Alfie Cook and Nathan Reddaway were both on the scoresheet.

The Under 11s had another victory, beating Chorley Wanderers 10-2. Goalscorers were Matt Baron, Harry Jennys, Jack Clarke, Ryan Gargan, Matt Jones (two) and MOTM Dylan Thompson who scored four goals.

Church: The Under 14s played Oswaldtwistle Rangers on Saturday, and it didn’t take Church long to get into the game.

Jordan Haworth opened the scoring before Eddie Hindle scored the second and, just before the half-time whistle, Jordan Haworth got his second of the day.

With around 10 minutes to go, Ossy mounted a concerted attack on the Church goal but Jordan Howe struck on the break and put the game beyond Ossy Rangers reach and extended Church’s current winning streak to three in three games without conceding.

Referee MOTM was Tom Quereshi while Manager’s MOM Jordan Haworth.

Rishton United: The Under eights won 5-0 at Mill Hill on the Astroturf.

Rishton started well and scored after a long range strike from Ben Larnach. This was followed up with a good finish from Dylan Gregg and another from Larnach made it 3-0 at half-time.

The second half continued the same way with consistent Rishton pressure which resulted in two more second half goals.

One was from Oliver Jones which was a fantastic volley after being set up by Joseph Demaine and Lanarch finished by claiming his hat trick with a drive,

The Under eights are now unbeaten in 13 league matches and have only conceded 11 goals in their 16 matches - five of these in one match.

The Under nines Red lost 3-2 to Brierfield Celtic Red

United were on the backfoot from the off with Celtic taking a two-goal lead into the interval.

However they finally got going after the break with Owen Hodgson and Xander Braysford linking up well together in midfield and they made an instant impact.

Rishton’s first goal came when Evan O’Carroll and Kyle Essery found Braysford who guided the ball past the keeper.

With renewed vigour Rishton were in control and Braysford scored a second with a 20-yard volley. However Rishton then conceded a cheap third to miss out. MOTM was Kyle Essery.

The Under 10 Blues lost 4-0 to Clitheroe Wolves Yellow while the Under 11s lost 2-1 to league leaders Feniscowles and Pleasington.

Rishton took the lead through leading scorer Mark Devine but then Rishton had an off-day and were eventually overrun by the runaway leaders.

In fact it was goalie Lewis Ainscough, who had been a virtual spectator last week, who was a deserved MOTM and he almost single-handedly kept United in the game with a string of fine saves in the second half.

Opposition MOTM was Sam Malone while Manager’s MOTM was Lewis Ainscough.

The Under nines on Saturday lost 2-0 to Wilpshire Wanderers Red. Chances at either end were few and far between but Wilpshire’s first goal came halfway into the first half when a Rishton player handled the ball in the penalty area. Ben Bleasdale dived the right way but couldn’t prevent the ball going in.

Wanderers got another but Alex Jennings deserves credit for another battling defensive display, as does Callum Monahan who filled in at centre back rather than his usual midfield position.

The Under 12s won 6-2 at Huncoat. Rishton stormed to an early lead with a penalty kick converted by Keenan O’Carroll.

By the fourth minute they were 2-0 up thanks to a cracking finish from Jamie Maxwell.

And it was soon three when Huncoat failed to deal with a corner kick and Nathan Sharrock was on hand to crack a left foot shot in.

Rishton were awarded another penalty on the 18 minutes but Liam Clough hit it straight at the keeper.

This seemed to wake Huncoat up and they got one back before Clough made up for his penalty miss and took the score to 4-1.

Maxwell got a second before the half-time whistle to go in 5-1 ahead at the break.

Huncoat got their second after the interval as Rishton switched off although there was still time for United’s Andrew Noblet fto finish off the scoring.

Referee’s MOTM was Liam Clough.

The Under 15s won 8-0 against Ossie Rangers.

The first goal came from Jamie Taylor who outpaced the Ossie defence to expertly shoot home from a narrow angle.

The second goal came after the ball was worked down the right wing and pulled back from the bye line to be clinically finished by Kieran Royal.

At this point Ossie must have been wondering what they were doing wrong, as they were still battling for everything.

Rishton continued to struggle to play any good football but still created chances.

It was from one of these that the ball again ended up in the back of the net for number three - Jamie Taylor claiming the honours.

The second half started with Rishton improving slightly but keeper Josh Higham had to save a one-on-one.

Rishton went on from there to finish off strongly. Ollie Crabtree turned well in the box to fire into the roof of the net for number four.

This was followed by an Adam Aspinall goal from out by the corner flag while Brad Campbell added number six with a clinical finish into the bottom corner from the edge of the box.

Dylan Cross then got his name on the scoresheet, scoring from close in after Lewis Hall cut the ball back to him.

The final goal came from Adam Aspinall when he hit a long range effort which the keeper spilled into his own net.

The scoreline flattered Rishton, but they did take their chances well.

Referee’s MOTM award went to Kieran Royal.

The Under 16s were 4-1 victors over Borrowdale United.

Rishton began kicking down the slope but it was Borrowdale who attacked strongly.

Dominic Avison had to make a couple of saves while Hassak Akhta, Liam McNultyand Jonathon Savage all wasted efforts.

Borrowdale then opened the scoring before, in the last minute of the first half, a quick one two from Savage and McNulty saw Savage break through the centre and make it 1-1 at half-time

From the kick off, Elliot Kinder took the ball past two defenders and hit a great shot past the keeper to put Rishton ahead.

The game could have gone either way before another Borrowdale attack was stopped by Damion Wheatcroft and the ball went forward to Savage to calmly score to make it 3-1.

And keeper Avison threw a quick ball up the wing and Kinder took it up field, found McNulty who finished well for a final score of 4-1.

Referee’s MOTM was James Frankland while Rishton’s MOTM was Damion Wheatcroft.

Oswaldtwistle FC: the Under 15s managed a hard fought 2-2 draw against St Josephs.

Despite only playing with ten men - due to town team commitments - Oswaldtwistle FC put in a gritty performance and could have gone on to win the game, but squandered some good chances.

Goalscorers for Ossy were Mathew Woodhouse and Cameron Townley.

MOTM was David Stafford who was outstanding in defence, but was pushed close by goalkeeper Isaac Bentley.

Huncoat United: The Under nines lost 4-1 to Crown Paints but were guilty of missing chances. Charlie Kirby took one with MOTM Tyler Procter

The Under 10s Badgers won 2-1 against Mill Hill White while the Under 10 Allstars ran out 2-0 victors over Mill Hill Red.

The Under 11s won 3-0 against Wilpshire Wanderers while the Under 12s lost 6-2 to Rishton United.

The Under 13 Allstars lost 9-2 to Highercroft.