INTER Express have been crowned the Worcester and District League Sunday Division Three champions.

They clinched the title in mid-week thanks to a 3-0 win at New Inn Sports and followed it up with a 2-0 victory at Nunnery Wood Colts ‘A’ as Ian Farney and Paul Amott hit the target.

West Midland are hot favourites for the runners-up spot after beating nearest rivals Brewers 4-1 with Josh Homans hitting a hat-trick.

At the other end of the table, Arrow 2000 Reserves finally recorded their first win of the season with a 4-3 triumph at VFC Keyz.

Ryan Gormley and Andy Crowe scored twice for Arrow with Chris Munn cracking a hat-trick in reply for Keyz.

A week after they won the Premier Division title, Heenans suffered a 2-1 defeat at Perrywood with Ben Stanley and Joe Barson on target.

Lee Seldon fired a hat-trick as Arrow 2000 crushed Crowle 5-1 and Paul Bennett bagged two in CMB Sports’ 3-3 draw with Martley Spurs.

Hallow Village propelled themselves into the Division One race for honours as they hammered a shell-shocked Mazak 9-1.

Chris White and John Speake notched hat-tricks for Hallow, who have won six consecutive matches.

A single strike from Adam Townsend gave Blue Star victory over Northwick Vale.

In Division Two, Ben Pearson and Ted Grizzell grabbed trebles as Anchor Falcons thumped Claines 7-2.

Luke Turner was another hat-trick man for Old Vigornians, who were 5-0 winners over Blackpole Sports.

There were doubles for Craig Selby of KGV Worcester, who beat Perrywood Reserves 4-1, and Mark Wilks as GDL Athletic won 3-1 against Goodrest Juniors.

West Malvern TC clinched promotion from Division Four with a 6-0 win at Worcester City Wanderers as Steve Stone netted twice.

VBL Sports Reserves look likely to join them after Martin Newman and Darren Palmer bagged braces in a 4-0 win over GDL Athletic Reserves.

On Saturday, YM Rangers eased home 4-1 in the basement clash with Worcester Anchors.

Powick demolished Perrywood 8-0 with Stuart Harvey firing a treble and Andy Martin a double.

Shane Smith scored twice for Hallow, who beat Newtown Sports 4-2.