SCOTT Sellars belted home the winner as Northside Colts Under 15s won 3-2 at Oldbury Park Tigers in Mercian Festival Junior League Division Two.

In difficult conditions, Colts started brighter by creating a couple of chances before taking the lead mid-way through the first-half.

Ollie Booth’s corner was superbly headed into the top corner by Keir Sellars.

Tigers took control without troubling keeper Jake Glass until they levelled from a corner with a few minutes to go before half-time.

Within minutes of the re-start, Tigers took the lead following another corner.

Mid-way through the second-half, Colts grabbed an equaliser from Josh Pearce and then Sellars fired home left-footed with 10 minutes left.

Worcester City Wanderers Girls hit back from 5-1 down to draw 5-5 with Droitwich Spa Devils.

Devils went two goals up and, although City scored a penalty through Ollie Sheldon, they went down to 10 players when Jess Dore came off injured.

Two mistakes helped Devils lead 4-1 at the interval and Dore moved into goal only to be beaten early in the second period after a mix-up.

Amie Tipper inspired the City fightback with a brilliant volley. Fran Colarossi and Bobbi Spragg both got free of the defence to reduce the deficit to one.

With five minutes to go, Sheldon ran down the right and cut in to fire home the equaliser.

Chloe Scott was City’s player-of-the-match.

Warndon Villages Wildcats Girls lost 5-3 to Redditch United in a top-of-the-table clash.

Wildcats started well in their pursuit of the leaders with Ellie Gerhold firing in Lucy Matthews’ cross.

With Matthews and Abi Reardon battling hard, Chloe Philpotts provided Gerhold with the chance to make it 2-0.

Wildcats relaxed and conceded after a great save from keeper Sammi Meese.

Gerhold completed her hat-trick with a great curling strike but Redditch reduced the deficit by half-time.

The visitors came out with renewed purpose and equalised as Wildcats struggled up the slope and into the wind.

Redditch scored two more to bag the points while Wildcats missed an open goal.

UNDER 13s: Player-of-the-match Lauren Williams netted a hat-trick in Worcester City Wanderers’ 6-0 triumph at Kidderminster Lions.

City opened the scoring when Abi Laker fired the ball into the back of the net and Williams made it two before half-time.

Williams netted a brace to complete her hat-trick and sub Emma Evans coolly slotted in the fifth goal.

Emily Burton finished off the scoring as City went top of the league table.

UNDER 10s: In Division One, Warndon Villages Tigers saw off struggling Callowbrook Swifts 7-1.

In a one-sided clash, Lewis Kirkpatrick was their player-of-the-match for his pace, dribbling threat and two goals.

He notched the opener from Hayden Lewis’ pass and then Jack Davies produced a deft flick from a corner.

Callowbrook netted a reply but Kirkpatrick made it 3-1 by the break.

In the second-half, Dylan Hart turned in a Thomas Brown effort and then provided the fifth for Mark Wilson.

Hart then buried a Brown cross and completed his hat-trick with a carbon copy goal.

Warndon Villages Lions won 2-0 at Newtown Sports Colts in Division Two to maintain their 100 per cent start.

Thomas Broster fired home from 18 yards following a cross from Louis Bourke on 30 minutes.

Four minutes later, good play led to Matthew Makranzcy going on a solo run and scoring a left-footed drive from 18 yards.