HONEYBOURNE Gate Inn upset the form book to lift the Evesham Sunday League's Bluck Cup against Crowle.

It was Crowle who started the better, taking a fourth minute lead through McDonald, and that remained the only goal of the first-half.

The second-half was dominated by the Gate and their hero was Rob Stone who struck two goals to turn the match around and take the cup back to Honeybourne for the first time in 10 years.

A second-half strike from Peter Croy gave Upton Snods-bury victory at Bretforton Old Boys to take the division one title out of the hands of the home side. Victory for Ambassador in their next game will settle the title with a game to play.

Bretforton had some consolation with their penalty shoot-out win over the Bear in the Knockout Cup semi-final.

This set up a final with Ambassador on Sunday at Pershore Town's ground.

Peopleton completed their division one programme with a win at Red Horse, their goals coming from Fryer and Andrews.

Badsey Rec eased their relegation worries in division two with a victory over Bredon, Bishop scoring twice, while Oddfellows Arms recorded a three-goal win over Inkberrow.

In Division Four, Tesco maintained their outside title hopes with a narrow win over Ambassador. Griffiths, Hodge and Worthington were on target for Tescos with Duggan scoring twice for the visitors.

Hat-tricks from Clements and Bearcroft earned Bengeworth Sports a convincing win over Royal Oak.

Holders Evesham WMC reached the Evesham Mechanical Services Subsidiary Cup final with victory at Broadway.

Layton (2), Bennett, Jones and White scored for the winners with Evans and Jordan replying for the home side.