The Non-League Reds made it two wins over the Easter weekend, as they picked up another three points and extended their unbeaten run to eight games. Litherland Remyca had been in tremendous form recently, with wins against the top two in the Division, as their fight to avoid the drop gained momentum. It was no surprise that they started confidently and didn't look like a relegation zone side. Indeed it was the visitors who took a deserved lead when the ball was played back to

An excellent performance and three goals, gave The Non-League Reds their 5th straight win and secured a place in the final of the Macron Cup. In front of a good, loud crowd, AFC started brightly and Joel Skillen had the first effort of the game in the 4th minute. He was well wide with his shot but it was definitely a sign of better things to come. Nelson, who are enjoying a fine season and are likely to join AFC in the Premier Division next year, had good spells of possession

A goal in either half was enough to give The Non-League Reds all three points and a fourth consecutive win, after a good test against a strong Euxton Villa side. AFC had already beaten the visitors on two occasions this season; once in the away League fixture and also in the Macron Cup Quarter-Final. It was clear from the first whistle that they were determined not to let it happen a third time. The visitors had much the better of the first period, although most of their most