Week three for SFC Club saw them taking on Stockport Eagles with a few new additions to their squad. Eagles can’t go anywhere this season and will be spending another campaign in League Two next season.

There’s really not a lot worth dwelling on for the new boys from this one, as the Eagles swooped with alarming regularity to go 8-0 up at the break. Ben Waugh grabbed 4 first half goals to go alongside two each from Alecs Paterson and Ryan McAndrew.

The second half actually managed to get worse, as the Waugh’s of Ben and Paul got a goal each, Paterson another two, McAndrew another 4 and Michael Winn a second half hat trick. Matthew Aked did at least get SFC on the board with a ‘consolation’ goal three minutes from time. It can only get better from here……

SK Dons could claim second spot this week if they could pick up a win from either of the two games they were playing. The first of those was the toughest game they could have asked for at this level, against League Two winners The McMuffin Men.

It was the Dons who struck first after 7 minutes through Matthew Richardson’s goal, but Jack Derbyshire scored a 5 minute hat trick in the latter stages of the half to see the title winners into the break with a 3-1 lead.

Mark Bailey made it 4-1 two minutes into the second period, and when Charley Eyre and Chris Ogden added further goals the result was pretty much done and dusted. Kyle Norris pulled one back for SK, but Eyre’s second a minute later restored the McMuffin 5 goal lead. The Dons finished with a bit of a flourish as Richardson and Norris both grabbed their second of the game to make it a three goal game at the final whistle.

It was a second chance for SK Dons to claim second place in League Two for this season as they took on a Pathetico Madrid team who were the only team who could still catch them.

The Dons hit the front on three minutes through an own goal, but that lead lasted just 6 minutes before Sam Henderson levelled things up for Pathetico. Matthew Richardson restored the Dons lead 11 minutes from the break, but it was Desmond at half time as Adam Norton grabbed a second equiliser two minutes from the break.

The Dons went in front for a third time 14 minutes from time as Kyle Norris got himself on the score sheet, but for a third time Pathetico got themselves back in it, John Lodge with their third. A minute later and the Dons were in front for a 4th time as Norris got his second, but predictably Pathetico hit back again through Norton’s second. Richardson’s second three minutes from time had the Dons back in front for a 5th time, but this time they were able to see it through as Jamie Davenport’s goal in the final minute gave the Dons the win and second spot in the final League Two table.

The only surviving game in an evening decimated by teams wanting to watch the fireworks! The McMuffin Men decided to put on a show of their own as they took on 5th placed SFC Club.

It took a little while for the action to get going on this one with us having to wait until the 16th minute to see Phil Carroll open the scoring for SFC Club. Jack Derbyshire drew the game level two minutes later with his first goal of the game. Mark Bailey gave McMuffin men the advantage going into the break with his 24th minute goal.

Top of the league McMuffin Men were clearly not content with a 1 goal lead, second half goals from Jack (2), Charley and Sam (2) showed why they are divisional champions with a flurry of goals in the second half (most of which we got on Facbook live!). Phil Carroll got his second of the game with a minute left on the clock but it was scant consolation.