Westfields gave a five-star display to win 5-1 at second-placed Star in the West Midlands League Premier Division to move up to seventh in the table.

Star of Bridgnorth had beaten Westfields 4-0 at Rotherwas in September but the visitors made no mistake in gaining full revenge.

Westfields opened up well and took a 20th minute lead when good approach work by Robbie Weaver and Lee Ferneyhough put Paul Burton in space and he neatly lobbed the advancing Star 'keeper.

The lead was short-lived as Star were handed a gift of an equaliser when a back-pass to Westfields 'keeper Jon Pugh was poorly cleared and intercepted by Lewis Welch, who had an easy task of slotting into an empty net from 18 yards.

Westfields soon regained their lead when Lee Ferneyhough weaved his way into the Star penalty and only to be brought down by Mark Neville, and Derek Craddock stepped up to score from the penalty spot.

Westfields were playing good attacking football and Ferneyhough and Craddock combined well to set up Robbie Weaver to race away and score with a cracking 18-yard drive to make it 3-1 at the interval.

After the break Star came more into the game in search of a quick goal but Pugh twice dealt with awkward crosses and Alec Winstone and Darren Lynch were superb at the heart of the Westfields defence.

Westfields finished strongly when Matt Phillips get free on the left-hand side and cut inside only to see him shot hit the upright but Craddock was on the spot to fire in the rebound from six yards.

Westfields then finished in style by hitting a fifth goal, when substitute Matt Morris got free to again hit the Star woodwork, but Craddock raced in to grab his hat-trick with a tap-in from six yards.