WOOFFERTON grabbed runners-up spot in the Premier Division of the Hereford Times Hereford-shire League with a 2-0 win in their final game, at home to nearest rivals Fownhope.

Steve Minton set the home side on their way within the opening minutes when he took advantage of an unguarded net and hooked the ball in from 15 yards.

Woofferton had most of the first half play and little changed after half time, although Neil Crump did miss an opportunity to double the advantage from the penalty spot.

However, Rob Hicks made amends with a header from a corner 15 minutes from the end, which ensured second position behind Ewyas Harold, while Fownhope will finish third.

Pegasus completed their season with a 3-2 triumph at Bromyard after trailing to an early opportunistic goal from Danny Cross.

Gavin Stone hit back in response with a headed equaliser just five minutes later and the visitors took the lead with an enterprising and powerful shot from Matthew Goodall.

Jason Westmacott brought the score level again before half time when he beat two Pegasus defenders to register an excellent goal.

But David Bird claimed the winner in the 89th minute with an unstoppable shot from fully 25 yards.

Ewyas Harold, already crowned as champions, capped their league campaign with a 3-1 win over lowly Civil Service, while Wellington Rangers and Ross United Services shared a 3-3 draw.

Kington Colts snatched the title in Division 2 as they completed a run of 11 victories with two wins in their final two matches.

They paved the way with a good 5-2 away triumph over eventual third-placed side Holme Lacy and a 2-1 win at home to Great Western clinched top spot by a single point from Painters.

It completed a fine season for the Colts, last year's Division 3 champions, who reached the finals of both the HFA and HFL Junior Cups this season.

In Division 1, Hinton were handed second position when Colwall Rangers, the only team with enough games in hand to catch them, were beaten 4-1 by Widemarsh.

The result also ensured that Widemarsh will finish third.