New Brighton   0  v  0  Capenhurst Villa ..... A decent performance despite drawing another blank. Cape gave a good account of themselves, against title hopefuls New Brighton, and we were unfortunately undone, by a fine penalty save from the home keeper. Capenhursts Alan Locke claimed the MoM with a typical workmanlike performance.

Capenhurst Villa Res  2  v  2  Mersey Royal ..... An entertaining game and the spoils were shared, as Cape came from behind twice to claim a point. The visitors went ahead on 20 mins, and the went in a goal up at half-time 0-1. The second half saw Capenhurst with a bit more purpose, and on 55mins Mike Fawson levelled 1-1. This shook the Royal into life, and they went ahead again just 10 mins later 1-2. But it was left to in form striker, Chris Georgeson, to even the game up, with a well taken equaliser on 84 mins 2-2. Cape MoM Mike Fawson.

 Bebington Athletic   2  v  1  Capenhurst Villa ..... Another disappointing defeat as cape went 0-1 down with just 10 mins on the clock. Cape levelled right on half-time through Darrell Freeman, after some good work from Andy Newland, 1-1. Unfortunately, Villa had numerous chances in the game to go in front, but just as it looked like the game was ending a draw, the home side produced a winner in injury time. 1-2. Capenhurst MoM Andy Newland

Capenhurst Villa  1  v  2  Castrol Social ..... A close encounter, in which local rivals Castrol Social just about came out on top, and went through to the next round. After an early scare, when the visitors rattled the bar with a screamer of a shot, Cape settled down, and took a 1-0 lead on 35 mins. A neat header from Shaun Cassidy supplied by Alan Locke. Unfortunately Cape showed their defensive frailties once again, and allowed Castrol in for the equaliser, in first half injury time 1-1. After the half time interval, it was a more or less even game, but Castrol popped up with the all important winner on 78 mins, after decent work from ex Cape man, Jordan Brierley. Best of luck to Social in the next round.

  Richmond Raith Rovers  4  v  1 Capenhurst Villa Res ..... Cape were undone by a mad second half 15 minutes. The score at half time was even at 0-0, and could have gone either way. But within 15 minutes of the re-start, Villa were 0-3 down, and looking a shadow of the team which started the game. The home side added another on 73 mins, to go 4-0 up, before Capes Mike Fawson, scored a consolation goal on 85mins 1-4. Capenhurst MoM John Lyth.

  Capenhurst Villa  1  v  0  Maghull Res ..... Cape came up trumps, in yet another close encounter, against a decent Maghull side. An Andy Newland goal on 21 minutes, was enough to settle the game 1-0 in capes favour, but Maghull had their fair share of the play, and could feel unlucky not to have gained at least a point. Cape MoM with a sterling performance was Craig Hacking.

Hale  4  v  2 Capenhurst Villa Res ..... Cape were once again undone by a mad second half performance. We took a 2-0 lead by half time, but managed to capitulate once more, to a 2-4 defeat. Goals from Cape Top scorer, Chris Georgeson and Chris McNeil, gave Cape a 2-0 half-time lead. Unfortunately we couldn't hold on to the advantage, and Hale found their shooting boots, to rifle in 4 second half goals and claim all three points. MoM Justin McNally.

 Capenhurst Villa  1  v  4  West Kirby Res .....Well this looks like a proper toasting, but we did in fact make enough chances to get something from this game. Unfortunately The visitors took virtually every chance they were offered, when Cape squandered more than enough of theirs. Andy Newland scored the consolation goal on 34 mins, when we were actually 0-3 down after just 20 mins. Giving ourselves too big a mountain to climb. Cape MoM Jamie Johnson.

St Werburghs  3  v  5  Capenhurst Villa Res .....A great win and a welcome 3 points, from our visit to the Cestrians. A Luke Eccles double, and solitary strikes, from leading goalgetter Chris Georgeson, Matty Lancaster, and Cape newcomer Mike Simmonds, meant we took the spoils in an entertaining match at the Kings High school ground. Capenhurst Mom was Dave Jones after a fine goalkeeping display.

 Capenhurst Villa  1  v  2  Marshalls ..... After a steady start, Cape went a goal down on 24 mins, after the referee wrongly awarded a corner to the visitors, which they capitalised on 0-1. With just a minute to go before half time, Marshalls scored again from the edge of the box 0-2 half time. We started the second half on the front foot and defender Andy Jobber got on the end of a Capenhurst corner to reduce arrears 1-2. Unfortunately we hufed and puffed a little from then on, and couldn't find an equaliser. Cape MoM Lee Hammond.

Ashville Res  5  v  0  Capenhurst Villa Res .....A game in which we were always in with a chance despite the 5-0 scoreline. Admittedly it looks like a drubbing, but apart from some sloppy mistakes, cape gave a real good account of themselves, against the title contenders. We just need to get our heads up for next week.

 Capenhurst Villa  3  v  0  Bronze Social ..... Cape could have been 2-0 up after just 3 mins, missing two glorious early chances. It did in fact take us until the 35th minute to register an advantage, when Lee Hammond tapped in. 1-0 half time. In the second half cape settled the quicker, and Andy Jobber powered home a great header for the second week running, to make it 2-0. Villa were knocking the ball around nicely now, and Andy Newland settled the match with a well taken 3rd on 85 mins 3-0. Cape Mom after a solid performance was defender Andy Jobber.

Southport Trinity Res  3  v  0  Capenhurst Villa Res .....A fruitless trip across the water, for the Ressies. We did put a lot of effort into the performance, but Trinity just proved too strong, for a youthful looking Cape side. Cape MoM was striker Chris Georgeson.

 Capenhurst Villa  1  v  3  Stockport Georgians ..... Cape looked to have started the better, in this Cheshire Amateur Cup game. And it was Andy Newland who put Cape 1-0 to the good after just 8 mins, With a superbly taken free Kick. But after a defensive slip, the visitors were back in the game on 24 mins, with a soft goal 1-1. Georgians gained the advantage in the 44th min, with a second goal. 1-2 half time. This put Villa on the back foot and we couldn't really break the visitors down. And they went on to grab a 3rd goal on 78 mins, to seal a 3-1 victory.

Runcorn Town Res  3  v  0  Capenhurst Villa Res ..... Another fruitless trip, this time to a resurgent Runcorn Town Reserves. The home side were in third place before this game, and the difference was noticable. Three goals without reply, were enough for the promotion hopefuls to take all three points. With Cape new boy, Dave Greenaway putting up most resistance, taking the MoM.

 Marshalls 5  v  1 Capenhurst Villa  ..... Cape Were easily overwhelmed in this game, and in the 5-1 loss, Capes performance was that poor that the management refused to comment. It was Andy Newland who scored our solitary goal, with Matty Hall claiming the MoM award.

Capenhurst Villa Res 3  v  5  Prescot Cables Res..... A wrong result but what a cracking game, with both teams playing attractive football. The visitors went 3-0 up after just 25 mins, but cape didn't allow their heads to drop, and a cracking goal from Capes Luke Eccles on 36 mins, and a Justin McNally strike on 43 mins, meant we went in at half-time just 2-3 down. The second half was end to end, but it was Prescot who increased their lead on 65 mins 2-4, but Ryan James scored his first goal for the club, on 82 mins 3-4. Unfortunately just 2 mins later, a defensive mix-up, allowed the visitors in again, to seal the win 3-5. But Cape left the field with heads held high, after what was a cracking game. Cape MoM John Lyth

 Ashville 5  v  0 Capenhurst Villa  ..... Cape Were once again on the wrong end of a five goal salvo, but despite the scoreline, Cape did give a decent account of themselves. Performance wise it was 100% better than last week, and Cape can take some heart from this game. Capenhurst Mom Jamie Johnson.

Capenhurst Villa Res 0  v  1  Ellesmere Port Res..... A decent local derby game, and cape were unlucky not to have salvaged at least a point from this game. We went 0-1 down on 63 mins but mysteriously had a goal disallowed on 70 mins, which would have given Villa a deserved point, but sadly it wasn't to be. Cape MoM Mike Simmonds

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 Maghull Res  2  v  0 Capenhurst Villa  ..... Cape played a more positive game than recent, in the first half, and could have gone in at half time 2 goals up, but we couldn't convert the chances, so it was 0-0 at half time. Unfortunately for some reason we didn't show up in the second half, and 2 late goals from the home side were enough to take the points. Cape MoM was the industrious Alan Locke.

Capenhurst Villa Res 2  v  2  Ellesmere Port Res..... Two great goals, but also two moments of poor defending cost Cape all three points here. A superb overhead kick from Capes Dave Greenaway, gave Villa a 26th minute lead 1-0. But against the run of play upton levelled on 36 mins, half-time 1-1. Cape regained the lead on 51 mins, through a neatly taken Chris Georgeson goal. 2-1. only for us to fall asleep and conced another goal just one minute later 2-2. the scores remained the same till the final whistle and Chris McNeil claimed the Cape MoM award after a dazzling display. 

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Capenhurst Villa 1  v  2  Mallaby..... Well everything seemed to be going swimmingly until the 80th minute. After a even first half with scores level at 0-0, Andy Newland gave cape a 1-0 advantage on the hour, after good work from Lee Hammond. But some slack defending let in the visitors on 80 mins 1-1, and now with their tails up they were pushing for a winner. Which they eventually got, with the last kick of the game 1-2. Cape MoM was goalkeeper Sam Smith.

Mossley Hill 1  v  0 Capenhurst Villa  ..... Cape Were unlucky not to come away with at least a point, at high flying 2nd placed Mossley Hill. Unfortunately we missed far too many chances, but the home side scored the decider, from one of the few they were offered. Andy Newland picked up the MoM award.

Capenhurst Villa Res  2  v  0  St Werburghs..... A good result and a win at a canter really. Capes Chris Georgeson put us 1-0 up on 38 mins, and a first goal for Joe Senior wrapped things up on 44 mins. As Cape ran out comfortable winners. MoM was deservedly, goalscorer Chris Georgeson.

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  Marshalls 5  v  0 Capenhurst Villa  ..... Cape came back empty handed in this West Cheshire Bowl tie. The long lay-off seemed to affect Cape, more so than the hosts, as we made an early exit from the cup. Sam Smith picked up the MoM award.

Capenhurst Villa Res  1  v  7  Christleton Res..... Another case of the January Blues, as we came back after the long lay of without a game for 6 weeks. Christleton adjusted better, and took a three goal lead by half time. Chris Georgeson pulled a goal back on 50 mins, only for Christleton to score on 55 and 57 mins to take a 5-1 lead. Two more goals were added, to make it a dismal day for Cape. Final score 1-7. Mark Hughes claimed the Cape MoM and came out with some credit.  

 Mossley Hill Ath Res 2  v  0 Capenhurst Villa Res ..... With the first team game off, it was left to our Reserves to fly the flag for the club, and off they went to Liverpool to face Mossley Hill Ath Res. Unfortunately Mossley proved too strong, and a goal in each half, was enough to give the home side a 2-0 win. Capes Dean Williams came out with the MoM after a strong defensive performance.

Chester Nomads 3  v  2 Capenhurst Villa  ..... Cape got off to a flyer in this game, with two early goals. Villa were 2-0 up inside 20 mins. Ryan Nicol, back in the Capenhurst fold, scored the first, with fit again Jamie Johnson, rifling in the second. Unfortunately, after a cracking first half for Cape, the referee awarded the hosts, what can be best described as, a Dubious penalty, right on half time. Which Nomads converted. Half time 2-1. That was as good as it got and Nomads scored two more in  a hectic second half, to take the points 3-2. Although we lost the game, this was a much improved performance. Villa newcomer, goalkeeper Kieran Burnett, claimed the MoM award, after a superb debut, with some cracking saves, which included a fine penalty stop.

Capenhurst Villa   0 v 3 Mossley Hill Ath ..... Cape were hosts to high flyers, Mossley Hill Athletic. The visitors were sitting in second place in the league, so we envisaged a tough encounter. We went a goal down on 21 minutes, but were more than equal, in a fairly even first half 0-1. Villa came out with renewed confidence in the second period, and were on top in the first 10 minutes when we were awarded a penalty. Unfortunately this was a turning point in the game, as the penalty chance was missed. Even worse, Mossley went straight up the other end and scored a second goal 0-2 on 60 mins. Cape tried their best to get back into the game, but to no avail. The visitors scored a 3rd on 87 mins to seal the win, but they were complimentary about our performance, and we look forward to next week. MoM with another fine display was goalkeeper Kieran Burnett.

West Kirby Res 2  v  1 Capenhurst Villa  ..... Cape came back empty handed once again.  We went 2 goals down in half an hour, and gave ourselves a mountain to climb. We tried our best to get back into the game and evergreen Justin McNally powered home a header on 82 mins to give us some hope. But it wasn't to be and Kirby held out until the final whistle. MoM was Villas Andy Jobber after a manful defensive performance.

Capenhurst Villa Res  0  v  3  Ashville Res..... The Ressies went 0-1 on 19 mins and Ashville claimed a second just before half time on 44 mins 0-2. We raised our game somewhat in the second half but without really troubling the Visitors rearguard. Ashville added a third on the hour to go back to Wallasey 3-0 victors. Capes Ryan James claimed the MoM for showing most resistance in the cape defence.

Heswall Res 2  v  1 Capenhurst Villa  ..... Once again Cape came unstuck by a 1-2 margin. Villa went 1-0 up, on 27 mins from a superb Ryan Nicol header, from a fine Lewis Walters cross. Cape were good value for their 1-0 lead at half time. Unfortunately after 70 mins we found ourselves 1-2 down, but we were awarded a penalty on 78 mins, and the Penalty curse struck again, as the Heswall keeper made a marvellous save, from a well struck spot kick. We were then refused 2 more penalty shouts, and a goal, when the ball crossed the line by a yard. The only one who didn't see it, was the all important referee. Andy Jobber claimed the MoM again with another captains performance.

Capenhurst Villa  1  v  4  New Brighton ..... Cape looked to have started decently, but went a goal down on 12 mins 0-1. Capes Ryan Nicol levelled for Cape on 21 mins, with a smartly taken goal, 1-1. The visitors took the lead yet again on 28 mins, and added a third on 40 mins, half-time 1-3. The second half saw a much improved performance from Villa, but the seasiders proved too strong defensively, and look a good bet for promotion. They added a fourth goal in the dying minutes, to coast home 4-1 victors. Cape MoM was Matty Hall after a tireless midfield performance.

Manor Athletic  3  v  2  Capenhurst Villa Res ..... Another fruitless trip, this time to Manor Athletic. But to be honest, we shouldn't have lost this one. Villa were 2-0 up after 30 mins, through a Mark Hughes penalty, and a Chris Georgeson strike. But in the second half we capitulated, and Manor clawed back level 2-2. Coming up with a winner just 5 mins from time, 2-3. Yet another penalty miss, and a second half disallowed goal, didn't aid our cause though. Cape MoM Chris Georgeson.

Bronze Social 5  v  1 Capenhurst Villa  ..... Cape came back empty handed again.  We would have been looking for some kind of result, as Bronze were sitting just 2 places above Cape but it wasn't to be, and we were on the wrong end of a 5-1 thrashing. Cris McNeil scored Capes solitary goal, and Cape MoM was Villas Duncan Tolen after a strong midfield performance.

Capenhurst Villa Res  1  v  4  Hale.... Well the result doesn't give a fair reflection of the game, as the rezzies gave a half decent account of themselves, against high flying Hale. Who to be fair played some decent football. Chris Georgeson put Cape 1-0 up on 21 mins, from a smart Danny Higginson cross. Unfortunately this woke the visiting team up, and they fired in 2 quick goals, to take a 2-1 half-time lead. Cape tried to match Hale, who proved to be just a little too strong, and they added a couple more before the final whistle to win 4-1. Capes Danny Higginson took the MoM with a performance full of endeavour.

Capenhurst Villa  3  v  2  Pensby.... It was a long time coming, but Cape got their just rewards with a fine 3-2 win. We went a goal down on 27 mins 0-1, but Capes evergreen stopper, Justin Mcnally popped up in the Pensby box, to fire home the equaliser on 34 mins, 1-1. Capes Ryan Nicol put Villa into the lead on 43 mins, with a well taken goal 2-1, half time. Cape were bit slow out of the blocks, and Pensby claimed an equaliser on 68 mins, 2-2. Capenhurst never let their heads drop though, and were well on top, when promising young centre-back John Smith, rose at the far post, to head home the winner on 79 mins, 3-2. A well deserved win, and three vital points. MoM went to Capes Lee Hammond after a gritty, midfield performance. 

Capenhurst Villa  2  v  1  Bebington Athletic.... Our second win in a week, and another good performance. The lads are now looking up for the challenge, and we lifted ourselves off the bottom of the league with a worthy win. Chris McNeil sent Cape 1-0 up after 29 mins, with a smart finish, and we could have easily scored a few more but at half time it was 1-0. Villa were looking to increase the advantage, and Jamie Johnson scored our second goal on 70 mins 2-0. Unfortunately we fell asleep for 5 mins and let Bebington in with a 73rd minute goal 2-1, to make it a nervous end to the game, but we held out firmly, to take all three points. MoM went to Capes Jamie Johnson.

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 Capenhurst Villa  2  v  1  Ashville ..... A great win, and our third on the spin, against a good Ashville side.  Cape started well, creating a few early openings, and Jamie Johnson fired us into a 1-0 lead on 32 mins. Half time 1-0. Ashville came out a different team, after a half time rollicking, and the visitors equalised from the penalty spot, just 6 mins into the second half. 1-1. But on one of our rare break aways in the second half, Capes Lee Hammond slotted home a neatly taken goal on 62 mins, 2-1, after good work from Jamie Johnson and Ryan Nicol. Well from then on it was all Ashville, they pressured cape right to the final whistle, and could, and maybe should have taken at least a point from the game. But Capes well marshalled defence held firm, to take all 3 points. Phew !! Capes Ryan Nicol claimed the MoM award with another fine performance.

Prescot Cables Res  6  v  0  Capenhurst Villa Res ..... Well a 0-1 half time defecit wasn't a sign of things to come for Cape. As Prescot rattled in 5 second half goals to send us back home with a 6-0 thrashing. Capenhurst Keeper Dave Jones, comfortably took the MoM, as he helped save us, from what could have been an even more embarrassing score-line.

 Capenhurst Villa Res 0  v  1  Blacon Youth Club ..... Well Cape made enough chances to win two games, against fellow strugglers Blacon. But it wasn't to be, as we squandered the chances we had, and to be fair to Blacon, they took one of the few chances they were offered, to take a 1-0 win. Cape MoM Was the lively Jamie Johnson.

 Mallaby  3  v  1  Capenhurst Villa ..... Capes unbeaten run came to an end, after the short trip to the Leverhulme sports ground, to face Mallaby. The Cape started well enough, and took an early advantage, as Lewis Walters thumped in a great header, to give us a 1-0 lead on just 16 mins. Mallaby found their game, and replied on 34 mins 1-1. Half time. Cape came out in the second half, a shadow of what they were in the first half, and goals in the 62nd and 84th mins sealed a win for the home side. In form Andy Jobber claimed the MoM with another decent performance.

 Capenhurst Villa  1  v  5  Southport Trinity ..... Well once again we took an early lead, with a great strike from Jamie Johnson on 21 mins, 1-0. Unfortunately this sparked Trinity into life and they equalised 9 mins later, from an offside looking goal, 1-1. They then took the lead just 4 mins later, with an equally dubious goal 1-2. Half-time. The visitors took control of matters in the second half, showing why they are top of the league, and they effectively ended the contest within the first 20 mins, rattling in 3 goals in this spell, to make the final scoreline 1-5. Cape MoM was Cape Midfielder Matty Hall after a hard working performance.

 Mersey  Royal  1  v  2  Capenhurst Villa Res..... Cape came away hard working victors, after the trip to Mersey Royal A Joe Senior double wrapped up three precious points for Cape, as we dominated this encounter from start to finish. Joe scored the first after 9 mins, 1-0, then sealed the victory on 75 mins, with the clincher 2-0. The Royal did bag a consolation goal in the dying minutes, to make it a nervous finish. Matty Lancaster claimed the MoM with a workmanlike performance.

 Capenhurst Villa Res  1  v  4  Richmond Raith Rovers ..... Well Cape faced another promotion chaser, and the visitors proved too good on the night. Richmond took the lead after 20 mins and Cape held firm till half time 0-1. After the re-start the visitors took hold, and were 3-0 up by the hour mark. Luke Eccles got a goal back on 75 mins, only for Richmond to get one straight back, resuming their 3 goal advantage 1-4. Cape MoM was Rob Stockton.

 Capenhurst Villa  0  v  3  Heswall Res ..... Cape were on the end of a 0-3 result but gave a good account of themselves, specially in the first half. Villa made several chances, and played some good football in the first 45 mins, but to no avail. And for some reason the wheels appeared to fall off in the later stages of the second half, conceding 3 late goals in a game in which we needed to win. Capenhursts Craig Newnes rolled back the years to claim the MoM

 Capenhurst Villa  Res  1  v  1  Mossley Hill Res ..... Cape were good value for a point here, in a game played in good spirit throughout. We took an early lead through Matty Lancaster in the 26th min 1-0. Only for Mossley Hill to level just one minute later, with a bizarre own goal 1-1. Neither side could add to their tally for the rest of the game, but it was nevertheless an entertaining affair. MoM for Capenhurst was Ryan Nicol.

 Ashville Res  6  v  0  Capenhurst Villa Res..... Villa's cause wasn't helped by the early sending off of Phil Strapp, who pulled down an Ashville forward and was deemed to be the last man and giving away a penalty to boot. The Penalty was saved by Cape Keeper and subsequent MoM Dave Jones. Although Ashville did score before half time to go in 1-0 up. Unfortunately we didn't show up in the second half, and the home side made the extra man count, as they ran in another 5 goals to finish 6-0 victors.

 Grange Athletic  2  v  3  Capenhurst Villa..... What a cracking game this was. A local derby, with possible league survival at stake, and Cape came out on top, in a good tussle. Jamie Johnson put Villa 1-0 up in the 12th minute with a neat finish, but grange replied on 23 mins, after a trademark long throw-in caused confusion in the Cape box 1-1. Capes Duncan Tolen, then scored possibly the best goal of the game on 39 mins, when he headed home a superb Lewis Walters cross. 2-1 half time. In the second half Cape carried on pushing for a third, and were rewarded in the 60th minute, when Jamie Johnson was tripped in the Grange box, and Matty Hall smashed home the penalty 3-1. Grange rallied once more though, scoring a 2nd on 78 mins to make it 3-2 and a nervy end to the game. Villa deservedly hung on though, and claimed all 3 points, with youngster Matty Hall claiming the mom, after a performance well above his years.