Sports in Kenilworth

Former Blackburn Rovers and England goalkeeper Tim Flowers has been announced as the new manager of Stratford Town FC.

The Kenilworth-born Premier League winner has replaced Paul Davis who has departed after three years in charge of the Southern League Premier Division Central side.

Ryan Froggatt's late equaliser rescued a vital point for relegation threatened Earlswood Town at Gypsy Lane.

But the draw leaves fifth-placed Kenilworth Sporting six points adrift of the Midland Football League Division Two's top four.

Third placed Triumph Athletic Reserves came from a goal down to claim all three points at Glasshouse Lane.

The victory leaves Triumph just a point behind Kenilworth Wardens in the Coventry Alliance Division One, but with three games in hand.

Toby Wells scored his second consecutive hat-trick as Kenilworth Wardens beat Southam Sporting to continue their unbeaten streak in the Tracey Thomas Sunday League Division Four.

Wells' second hat-trick in as many games puts him on 18 goals for the season as Wardens sit second in the division, eight points adrift of leaders Cubbington but with three games in hand.

Joe Wright's injury time volley made sure that all three points stayed at Gypsy Lane as Kenilworth Sporting held on to beat Lane Head.

With late goals inspiring a seven-game unbeaten run in the league, Kenilworth now sit fifth in the Midland Football League Division Two, 11 points behind leaders Knowle.

Five goals in 25 minutes saw Kenilworth Wardens come back from 4-1 down to claim all three points from AFC Coventry.

Having wasted a catalogue of chances to beat AFC in the reverse fixture, Wardens went into Saturday's Coventry Alliance Division One clash confident that they would be able to fight those previous wrongs.

Kenilworth Sporting cruised into the last eight of the Coventry Charity Cup as they put eight past Triumph Athletic at Gypsy Lane.

Sporting manager Martin Ascroft was "delighted" with the result, particular with a possible upset on the cards in playing lower league opposition.

Kenilworth Wardens twice came from behind to beat Shilton to reach the semi finals of the Bedworth Nursing Cup.

With five regulars dropped down to the reserves and four youth players called up, Division One side Kenilworth started the game slowly, failing to retain possession or settle into the game.

Kenilworth Warden's Sunday side returned to winning ways in some style with a 7-1 victory away at Stockton in the quarter finals of the Spa Trophies Divisional Cup.

The away side had already seen off Whitnash on penalties in the opening round.

Kenilworth Sporting rescued yet another point in injury time thanks to a late Harry Wilson strike against Alcestis.

In what Sporting manager Martin Ascroft described as a "game of two halves" Kenilworth trailed at half time as Alcester took the lead on 25 minutes.