Sports in Kenilworth

Kenilworth Sporting have signed centre back Will Hawkins from promotion rivals Fairfield Villa.

Hawkins, who has already played against Sporting twice this season, has made the switch to Sporting from the Bromsgrove club after moving to the Warwickshire area.

Kenilworth Sporting came from behind to claim all three points from a very wet and soggy Boldmere Falcons.

Having gone into the break a goal ahead Sporting road their luck at times in the second half, but manager Martin Ascroft said his team deserved some good luck after recent results.

Kenilworth Wardens Reserves put four past Bourton and Frankton to make it two from two for new manager Adam Maltby.

Three goals in the first 30 minutes appeared to put Kenilworth in command, but after Bourton pulled two back Sean Povey's 75th minute tap-in was needed to make sure of all three points.

Kenilworth Sporting's manager is urging the local community to get behind his side as they look to end 2021 on a high against Redditch Borough this Monday.

Fifth-placed Sporting will try to close the gap on the promotion places against Redditch at Gypsy Lane in the final Midland Football League Division Two game of the calendar year.

Adam Maltby celebrated his first game as the new Kenilworth Wardens Reserve manager with an emphatic 6-1 victory over Balsall and Berkswell.

Wardens started the game brightly and some good play between captain James Butcher and Dan Twigger saw Lew Barry in down the left, Barry drew the foul and Wardens were given the chance to take the lead from the spot.

Kenilworth Wardens Sunday side maintained their unbeaten streak in 2021 after taking all three points from a six-goal thriller against Long Itchington.

Wardens got off to a brilliant start when within two minutes Andy legg clipped a long ball forward to Ben Edmunds who expertly clipped the ball home despite being forced wide by the Itchington keeper.

Kenilworth Wardens backed up their cup success against Nuneaton Borough with a resounding league win over a depleted Coventry Polonia.

Wardens started better and came close to scoring from Edmunds, Beck, Legg and Taylor, but some great goalkeeping Wardens at bay.

Tyrone Wilson rescued a point for Kenilworth Sporting who wasted chances to wrap up the victory over Coton Green.

Kenilworth started the game brightly putting the team one place above them on the back foot straightaway.

Kenilworth Wardens held on to beat Nuneaton Borough Under 21s in the Bedworth Nursing Cup to set up an intriguing final against fellow Coventry Alliance Division One side RS Sports.

Nuneaton were the favourites going into the match having beaten Premier team AFC Binley 5-0 in the quarter finals.

Kenilworth Sporting put four past Southam to come from behind and reach the semi finals of the Coventry Charity Cup

Kenilworth started the game brightly and played all the football with some neat passing and excellent attacking play out wide.