SHIFNAL Town celebrated their first success of the season after pulling off a prized 4-0 win over Pegasus Juniors.

All the goals arrived in the second half with Ben Cullen opening the Shropshire side’s account with a well timed brace.

Ryan Mountford then made it 3-0 before Mo Amin provided the fourth with as many minutes remaining.

Black Country Rangers continue to set the early pace after scraping a 2-1 triumph over Hereford Lads Club who had started the game in fourth place.

First half goals from prolific striker Liam Hughes and Jamal Fuller did the trick as Black Country made it five straight wins.

Tividale remain right behind BlacK Country after they eclipsed local rivals Cradley Town 3-0 to maintain their unbeaten tag.

Dan Smith netted from a ninth minute free kick before Tividale increased their lead on the stroke of half time when Demetri Brown converted from the penalty spot after Cradley’s Jack Turton had been penalised for a rash challenge.

Darragh Bustin blasted home a third goal on 56 minute after Cradley’s debut goalkeeper Craig Moule couldn’t hold the shot.

Cradley came close to clawing a goal back when a Che O’Connor attempt was tipped over the crossbar by goalkeeper Ryan Cheshire.

The leaders put their  unbeaten records on the line this Monday  when Tividale entertain Black Country at Packwood Road

Third placed Wolves Casuals slipped up when held to a 1-1 draw at AFC Bridgnorth after Scott Sandland’s early strike had been cancelled out by Charlie Swingwood three minutes from time.

As a result, Bewdley Town were able to close the gap after beating rock bottom Bilston Town Community who still haven’t got a point to their name.

The Steelmen led a charmed life early on as Bewdley’s Luke Siddaway hit the post while Russ Godfrey had another effort scrambled off the line.

But that didn’t stop Bewdley racing into a 3-0 lead, Siddaway setting up Callum Martin for the opener before Siddaway scored himself from a Simon Rudd corner.

Siddaway then supplied a further chance for former Kidderminster Harriers striker Ryan Rowe to make it 3-0.

Credit to Bilston who battled back, Isaac Allen netting before Tony Herbert converted a second.

It took a second Siddaway goal on 74 minutes to settle Bewdley nerves before Rudd rifled home a fifth following a Steve Clarke cross.

Dudley Town produced a 2-0 win at Hereford side Wellington where first half goals from Jordan Davies and Connor Hadlington did the trick before Wellington were reduced to 10 men in the second half