Sheffield FC eased into the second round of the Integro League Cup, writes Stuart James, as the beat local rivals Stocksbridge Park Steels. 

League Champions for the past two seasons, Blackburn Rovers, showed their class as they put Sheffield FC to the sword in a comprehensive 7-0 win at the Home of Football, inflicting Sheffield’s worst league defeat since their inaugural season in 2003/04.

Free-scoring Sheffield FC moved up to ninth spot with a convincing 4-1 win over Gresley , writes Stuart James, with top-scorer Marc Newsham the man gabbing the headlines with a hat-trick to add to his tally.

Midfielder, Ellie White, coolly converted penalties either side of the break to secure Sheffield FC Ladies' second league win in five days courtesy of a 2-1 win away at Nottingham Forest.

Report to follow

Sheffield FC's "goals, goals, goals" mentality continued on Tuesday evening, writes Stuart James, as they ran out 4-3 winners in an incredible see-saw game at Cleethorpes Town. 

Early goals in both halves of the match ensured Club picked up their first three points of the new FA Women’s National League season with a 2-0 victory over Bradford City.

Marske United moved to the top of the Evo-Stik East, writes Stuart James, as a late equaliser denied Sheffield FC all three points in another goal-fest at the Home of Football. 

Sheffield FC: Woodcock, Minchin, White, Chappell, Riley, Currie, Mohammed, Morley, Hutchinson, Wilson. Subs: Casterton, Porter, Wright, Walton, Watkinson. 

Goals: Wilson (5) Morley (2)

It was a packed out Home of Football that saw Sheffield FC’s record appearance holder Matt Roney honoured for his service to The World’s First Football Club, as Chris Wilder brought a strong Sheffield United side to S18, keeping a promise made to the lifelong Blades’ supporter.