Pensnett United remain top of the Premier Division after cruising to a 5-1 win away at Wrens Nest.

The result means the hosts continued their bad run of form that has seen them concede 18 goals in their last three games.

Geoff Hill took advantage and picked up four goals with Sean Saunders also scoring for United.

Lee Garrett and Nathan Williams were on target for second-placed Montys against Dudley FC.

Dudley were not going to be outdone and in a tightly contested game.

Goals by Dwayne Brown and Nick Day ensured the game finished 2-2.

Dudley Borough went on a goal scoring spree with a 9-1 away win against Hurst Hill Tavern.

Netherton Liberals were 7-3 winners at Lodge Farm whilst Park Inn bagged a 5-3 victory over Caves.

In Division One, Dudley Bush Old Boys continue to race away at the topafter beating Cottage Spring Celtic 7-0.

Coseley Jockey take over second spot following a 2-0 away win at Short Heath.

Sedgley Courthouse dropped down to third as The Gate turned on the style to record a 4-2 win.

Adrian Burns secured a hat-trick for Gate, while Adam Fellows also got on the scoresheet.

Courthouse replied with goals from Steve and Chris Davies.

Other action saw Crown Netherton and Tividale Knights draw 1-1.

Results: Premier Division: Lodge Farm 3-7 Netherton Liberals, Montys 2-2 Dudley FC, Park Inn 5-3 Caves, Wrens Nest 1-5 Pensnett United, Hurst Hill Tavern 1-9 Dudley Borough.

Division One: Dudley Bush OB 7-0 Cottage Spring Celtic, Crown Netherton 1-1 Tividale Knights, Netherton Libs Res p-p Bushwackers, Short Heath 0-2 Coseley Jockey, Ten Arches 2-3 Servo Steels, The Gate 4-2 Sedgley Courthouse.

Fixtures for Sunday February 24: Premier Division: Caves v Dudley Borough, Dudley FC v Hurst Hill Tavern, Gornal Baggeridge v Wrens Nest, Netherton Liberals v Montys, Pensnett United v Park Inn.

Division One: Bushwackers v Netherton Liberals Res, Coseley Jockey v Crown Netherton, Short Heath v Cottage Spring Celtic, Servo Steels v Sedgley Courthouse, Ten Arches v Dudley Bush Old Boys.

3:28pm Thursday 21st February 2008

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