ARROW 2000 came from 3-0 down to win 6-3 at Droitwich Spa in the Worcester League's Katherine Rayer Cup quarter-finals.
Luke Corbett was Arrow's saviour, netting four times, while Perrywood are also through with Gary Price scoring twice as they beat The Bridge 5-2.
Paul Bennett and Chris White both bagged a brace as CMB Sports won 5-2 against FC XI.
Completing the semi-final line-up are Martley Spurs, 3-1 winners over Powick.
In the Bernard Finnigan Cup, Leon Roberts and Dave Collins both notched doubles for Powick A' who won 4-1 at Upton Town.
Kempsey went three points clear at the top of the Sunday Premier Division after a 4-3 success at AFC Mazak with Jamie Skyrme bagging two for the home team.
John Wade scored both goals in Archdales' 2-1 win at Prinner Sports and Neil Bampfield bagged a brace in Tolladine Sports' 4-1 victory over Blackpole.
Top scorers of the day were Heenans, who thrashed AFC Severnside 9-1 in Division Three.
Darren Bullock cracked a hat-trick and there was a brace each for Andy Bullock, Steve Banks and Dave Kearney.
Dan Marston scored twice as St John's beat New Metro 3-2.
Jamie Day netted all four goals in Bridge Rangers' 4-2 success against Villagers in Division Three.
Chris Goode scored twice for Warndon Athletic, who won 3-2 at Bringsty Sports.
A Matthew Bishop strike gave Wessie victory at The Raven in Division Four.
John Greenwood netted twice for Callow End, who beat Droitwich Spa Eagles 4-2 in Division One, as did Craig Matthews in AFC New Barbourne's 3-0 win at HDNL Sports.
On Saturday, Christian Richardson fired a hat-trick for Upton Town who hammered Martley Spurs 7-0 in the League Cup.
Worcester YMCA also went through, William Delling on target twice as they beat Pershore Manor 3-0.
In the Saturday Division, Grosvenor crushed Hanley Swan 5-1 with Carl Hobbs and Simon Judge both bagging a brace.
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