Ashville Res  4  v  4  Capenhurst Villa .... Well this was 2 points thrown away, as we were cruising to a 4-2 win with just 4 mins left, then gave 2 soft goals away, to come away with a disappointing solitary point. Two goals from Villas MoM Mike Urmston, and a goal apiece from Mark Ryan, and Nick Cushing, didn't prove enough, as we leaked 4 goals in return. The draw specialists strike again.

Capenhurst Villa Res  1  v  3  Mossley Hill Res ..... Cape went 3-0 down after just 17 mins, and it  looked like we could suffer a proper hammering, but Cape pulled their socks up, and Cape MoM Andy Crawford, pulled a goal back on 40 mins 1-3. Unfortunately no more real chances were forthcoming in the second half, and the sending off of Capes Jamie Johnson didn't aid our cause. Cape MoM was goalscorer Andy Crawford.

 Runcorn Linnets Res  3   v  3  Capenhurst Villa ..... Cape went a goal down on 14 mins to the league leaders 0-1, but Cape were well on top, and Cam Forster levelled on 27 mins 1-1. We then fell asleep, and Runcorn restored their lead just 2 mins later 1-2. Mark (Sparky) Ryan then finished well, to make it 2-2 on 37 mins, half time 2-2. The game flowed from end to end, and the home side were awarded a penalty on 70 mins 2-3. Capes Graeme Davidson duly obliged, and scored an equaliser on 72 mins 3-3. A point was a good result against the current league leaders, but it was Cape keeper Greg Edwards who stole the show, with a last minute penalty save, for a well deserved share of the spoils. Cape MoM was the lively Mike Urmston.

Capenhurst Villa Res  2  v  1  Chester Nomads Res ..... A great 3 points, as Cape hit form. The game was a stale mate at half time 0-0, but Cape sparked into life in the second period. Goals from in form, and MoM Jamie Johnson and youngster Tom Hockley with the winner, gave Villa a welcome 3 points. Nomads did reply to our opener, to level at 1-1, but Tom ensured the 3 points went Capes way, with a neat finish on 75 mins.

New Brighton Res  2   v  0  Capenhurst Villa Res..... Unfortunately Cape made an early exit from the Wirral Amateur cup, as the Seasiders bagged 2 second half goals to go through. This was a close fought affair, with a good few chances at either end. The chances which Cape created, the New Brighton keeper was a match for, as he pulled off a number of good saves to keep the home side in the match. final score 0-2.

 Tarporley Victoria  2   v  4  Capenhurst Villa ..... Cape travelled to Tarporley Victoria in the Cheshire Cup and Capes Mike Urmston stole the show with a superb hat-trick. The game was level at half-time, after Mike Urmston followed up a Mark Ryan effort on 11 mins, to tap home. The home side levelled on 44 mins, 1-1. Villa came out in the second half and put on a great display, and Urmo completed his hat-trick, with goals in the 64th and 69th minutes. Mark McAffrey put the result beyond doubt in the 77th minute 4-1, and Vics claimed a consolation on 87 mins. 4-2. Onwards to round 2.

 Merseyside Police  1   v  0  Capenhurst Villa Res..... No such luck for the rezzies, as we went down to a solitary effort at Merseyside Police 0-1. Cape were never out of this game, and made more than enough chances to win, or at the very least, grab a point, but it wasn't to be, and the Police held on. Cape MoM was the quickly improving Tom Hockley.

 Capenhurst Villa   2  v  3  New Brighton ..... A disappointing result against a reasonable New Brighton side. Not for the first time this season we gave the opposition a decent lead by half time 0-3. This proved too big a mountain to climb, as goals from Andy Crawford, and MoM Mike Urmston in the second half, nearly gave us a result we probably didn't deserve. Back to the drawing board.

New Brighton Res   1  v  2  Capenhurst Villa  Res .....  Two first half goals gave us a great result at Harrison Drive, as the rezzies showed the first team how it was done. Matty Lancaster, put Cape 1-0 up after just 10 mins, and MoM Damian McGinnigle, slotted home on 40 mins, to give us a 2-0 half time lead. Both teams cancelled each other out in the second half, with the home side grabbing a late consolation to make it a nervous finish 2-1.  

 Capenhurst Villa   3  v  0  Richmond Raith Rovers ..... A good win and a pleasing clean sheet. But it wasn't all plain sailing, as the visitors belied their lowly league position, and peppered the Cape goal in a hectic first half, with keeper Greg Edwards pulling off 3 cracking saves to keep the score-line 0-0 at half time. The game was end to end throughout, with some nice football being played by both sides, and in the 71st minute Lewis Walters got cape off the mark 1-0 with a neat finish. The industrious Alan Locke added a 2nd goal just 4 minutes later 2-0, and in-form Mike Urmston completed the scoring on 82 mins 3-0. Mom Rob Macdowell.

Helsby   1  v  2  Capenhurst Villa  Res .....  What a cracking win, as Cape put the unbeaten league leaders Helsby to the sword. Lee Chadwick gave Cape an early lead in the 9th minute 1-0, as league leaders Helsby were shell-shocked with Capes early play. The home side pulled a goal back just before half time 1-1. But Cape came out just as determined as the first half, with Tom Hockley involved in most of Capes good play. And it was defender Lee Reynolds, who provided the killer punch on 85 mins, with a cracker of a free kick to break Helsby hearts 2-1. Well done boys...Cape Mom was the quickly improving young keeper, Reece Daly.

 Capenhurst Villa   1  v  2  Cammell Laird Res ..... A good performance against division one opposition, but missed chances cost us dearly. We outperformed Lairds throughout the game, and the visiting keeper pulled of several class saves, to save the visitors blushes. A Mark Ryan goal in the 79th minute looked to have taken us into extra time, after Lairds had taken a 20th minute lead. But it wasn't to be, as they scored an undeserved winner in the 88th minute, to break cape hearts, and condemn us to an early exit from the Wirral Senior cup. 

Neston Nomads   3  v  2  Capenhurst Villa  Res .....  What a contrast from last week, as the rezzies snatched defeat from the jaws of victory. Cape were 2-1 up with just 5 mins play left, after 2 well taken goals from Damian McGinnigle, had given us what we thought was a comfortable win.  But we conceded two late goals, to come away empty handed, from a game which maybe too many players were thinking would be an easy win. We cant take any team for granted. MoM Damian McGinnigle.

 West Kirby Res  0   v  4  Capenhurst Villa ..... Cape went through to round 2 of the West Cheshire bowl, after a easy 4-0 victory away to West Kirby Res. Goals from Mark Ryan and Ian Forster gave us a 2-0 half-time lead. Further 2nd half strikes from Lewis Walters and Rob McDowell saw us safely through 4-0. Cape MoM was the lively Mike Urmston.

Capenhurst Villa Res  3  v  2  Belfry ..... A great 3 points, as Cape cruised to a 2-0 half-time lead, but then took their foot off the gas, to allow the visitors a sniff of a chance. Jack Sheppard got Cape off top a flyer after 9 mins, and Tom Hockley scored just 2 mins later, to increase our lead 2-0. We were playing some nice football and should have been more than 2-0 up at half time. Cape seemed to come out sloppy in the second half, and allowed Belfry a early 2nd half goal on 52 minutes 2-1. The visitors now had their tails up, and were unlucky not to level, until the referee awarded Cape a 79th minute penalty, duly dispatched by Capes Mom Jamie Johnson 3-1, to ease the nerves. Belfry did snatch another goal late on, but we held on to take all 3 points 3-2.

 Govan Athletic  0   v  4  Capenhurst Villa ..... Cape, cruised through to the last 16 of the Cheshire Amateur cup, with a fine away win. Our second 4-0 win in 2 weeks. Capes Mark Ryan opened the scoring in the 10th minute, with a tap in, after a good Cape move 1-0. Cape stretched their lead in the 25th minute, when a Govan defender headed into his own net, under pressure from Capes Tony Ashton. Half-time 2-0. And it was Tony Ashton himself, who made it 3-0 in the 71st minute, with a thumping header. And leading scorer Mike Urmston completed the rout in the 90th minute, with a neat finish to make it a comfortable 4-0 win. Onwards and upwards.

Capenhurst Villa Res  0  v  1  Hale Res ..... A disappointing result against rock bottom Hale, who it has to be said, belied their lowly league position, with a good performance. Cape never really got started and succumbed to Hale pressure in the 85th minute 0-1. Cape MoM was once again, young keeper Rees Daly, who pulled off some great saves, but was overworked on the day, and needs more help from his defence.

 Heswall Res  0 v 1  Capenhurst Villa ..... Cape, stuttered to a 1-0 win against a struggling Heswall Reserves side. A win nevertheless, after a decent first half, Cape just about struggled through, after a 26th minute strike from capes Nick Cushing, with a superb free kick, gave us a 1-0 lead. Our 2nd half performance, was just a shadow of how we have been playing in the previous month or so. But we scraped through in the end. The lively marksman Mike Urmston earned the Cape MoM.

Capenhurst Villa Res  0  v  1  Ellesmere Port Res ..... A big disappointment to go out of the shield to our local rivals. Cape had more than enough of the play to get a result, but it wasn't to be. The early sending off of Capes Jack Sheppard obviously didn't help our cause. Capes MoM was Jamie Johnson, who caused the most problems for the Port defence.

 Capenhurst Villa Res  2  v  1  Ellesmere Port Res ..... After the first team had a wasted trip to Prescot Cables, with the game being called off, the Rezzies took all the plaudits, and three points, in the local derby, against Ellesmere Port Reserves. Ian (Army) Armstrong hit a second half double, after an even first half finished 0-0. Army scored a well crafted opener on 55 mins, and added to this on 66 mins, with a confidently taken penalty. The port scored a consolation on 75 mins, and made it a nervous last 15 minutes, but 3 more valuable points were gained. Cape MoM was Mike Fawson, who marshalled the Cape defence admirably.

 West Kirby Res  2   v  2  Capenhurst Villa ..... Cape went a goal down on 9 mins, 0-1, but Cape were on top at the time, and Lewis Walters levelled on 12 mins 1-1. We then fell asleep, and the home side restored their lead on 35 mins, 1-2. Capes Alan Locke, replied immediately, to make it 2-2 on 37 mins, half time 2-2. The game from thereon went from from end to end, and a draw was probably a fair result, as both keepers needed to be at their sharpest, making equally good saves at either end. The Lively Mike Urmston picked up the Cape MoM award.

Capenhurst Villa Res  2  v  0  Christleton Res ..... Another great 3 points, as Cape hit form. After a goalless first half, Cape stamped their superiority on the game in the second half, with goals from Ian  Armstrong on 58 mins, and Tom Hockley on 65 mins. This was more like the Cape of late. Lets keep it up boys. Mom was once again Jamie Johnson, who was a thorn in the Christleton side throughout. 

 Dukinfield Town FC  2   v  1  Capenhurst Villa ..... Cape got off to a flyer in this Cheshire Cup tie, when Lewis Walters crashed in a shot off the underside of the bar, to give us a 1-0 lead in just the first minute. Unfortunately we couldn't hold on to the lead and made an unfortunate exit from the cup, as the home side scored two second half goals to go through 2-1.

Capenhurst Villa Res  1  v  1  Mersey Royal ..... Cape move up to 6th in the league, as we gained a deserved draw against high flying Mersey Royal. The Royal took the lead on 74mins 0-1 but Capes Tom Hockley levelled with a cracker on 85 mins, to take a share of the spoils 1-1. Cape MoM was the hard working Lee Chadwick.

Capenhurst Villa  2   v  2  Heswall Res  (lost 3 v 4 after penalties) Cape, unluckily went tumbling from the Bowl quarter final. After an epic cup tie, involving extra time and penalties, Cape just missed out on a semi-final place. After Villa twice taking the lead, with both goals being scored via Jack Sheppard, Heswall replied to both goals immediately. Disappointingly, both goals coming from set pieces. Then the game went into extra-time with both sides having chances, and onto the lottery of penalties, where we were just edged out 3-4. Two goal Jack Sheppard deservedly earned the Cape MoM.

Manor Athletic Res  1  v  1 Capenhurst Villa Res ..... Another valuable point away at Manor, as we continued our good form of two wins and two draws in the last four league games. The returning Graeme Davidson scored, to secure a point for the stiffs, whilst also receiving the MoM award. So we consolidated our place in 6th, and its onwards and upwards for the Ressies, as we eye a possible top four finish, for the first time in a good few years.

Capenhurst Villa  1   v  0  Maghull Res ..... We got back to winning ways, with a hard fought victory against a very decent Maghull Res. Mark (Sparky)Ryan scored the all important goal on 76 mins, after a goalless first half. Both sides were evenly matched throughout and it took some great saves from Cape keeper Greg Edwards to keep the visitors out. This deservedly earned him the Cape MoM. 

South Liverpool  2   v  0  Capenhurst Villa Res ..... An unlucky defeat, to table toppers South Liverpool. We could easily have been 3 up at half time, as we squandered 3 or 4 decent chances. But we didn't and they did, as they took the chances they were offered in the second half, and had it not been for Cape keeper Reece Daly, the damage could have been worse. Jamie Johnson picked up the Cape MoM, just shading the efforts of Matty Concannon, who had a good game.

Games Postponed due to Waterlogged Pitches 

 Games Postponed due to Waterlogged Pitches

 Games Postponed due to Waterlogged Pitches

 Capenhurst Villa  2   v  0  Marshalls Res  Villa made a great start to the new year, with a hard fought win, against the battling visitors Marshalls reserves. On a blustery day which made conditions tough for both sides, Cape came out on top, with goals in each half from, Cape MoM Mark Ryan and battling midfielder Alan Locke. Onwards and up that league we go boys. 

Belfry FC  3  v  1 Capenhurst Villa Res ..... A poor first half performance lost us this game. Belfry were 2-0 up at the half way stage, as Cape couldn't string 2 passes together, and needed a proper talking to at half time to liven them up. We came out a better side in the second half and Graeme Davidson pulled a goal back on 63 mins 1-2, but the damage had already been done and we just couldn't bag an equaliser. Belfry scored a late goal against the run of play, to make it 1-3. MoM was Cape stalwart Duncan Tolen.

Maghull Reserves  1  v  5 Capenhurst Villa ..... A great result, as Cape went goal crazy in the second half. Villa took a 41st minute lead through Mark Ryan, and went in 1-0 up at half time. But Maghull came out with their tails up, and scored a beauty, direct from a free kick on 55mins, 1-1. Cape immediately replied on 60 mins with a header from Cam Forster 2-1. then just 3 mins later, Capes Lewis Walters rounded the Maghull goalkeeper to finish off a neat move to make it 3-1. And it was leading scorer and live wire striker Mike Urmston, who had the last word, bagging a brace in the 83rd and 88th minutes, to complete the rout 5-1. Cape MoM was Jack Sheppard, who must have covered every blade of grass.

 Mossley Hill Athletic Reserves  5  v  0 Capenhurst Villa Res ..... A bad result and poor performance, against a decent looking Mossley Hill Reserve side. Cape didn't adjust to the windy conditions as well as the home side did, who coped much better, taking a 2-0 lead by half time. This left Cape a mountain to climb. And apart from a ten minute spell, where cape had 2 goal line clearances, and unluckily hit the bar, we didn't have much to write home about. Mossley added a further three goals later in the second half to cruise home 5-0 victors. Ian Armstrong claimed the Cape MoM through his sheer endeavour.

New Brighton 2  v  2 Capenhurst Villa ..... This has to count as two points dropped as Cape let a 2-1 lead slip in the final minutes. New Brighton took the lead 0-1, in the 40th minute against the run of play, as Cape had made most of the running but without finding the net. The 2nd half was more fruitful, as Rob McDowell levelled with a wonder strike, just 3 minutes into the 2nd half 1-1, and livewire and MoM Mike Urmston put cape a goal to the good on 71 mins 2-1. Unfortunately in the dying minutes the home side knocked in a hopeful cross and Capes defence failed to deal with it, as it found its way into the net via a Cape head, the final result 2-2.