Sunday Alliance Lower Divisions: Any of four clubs could win the Division 3B title.

Wibsey WMC Reserves consolidated second place by hammering Odsal 8-0.

Odsal will definitely finish bottom now after conceding a hat-trick to Mark Betts, two goals to Steve Smith and others to Steve McCarthy, Simon Haley and full-back Karl Hartley with his first of the season.

Wyke Wanderers suffered a major blow when they lost at home to lowly White Swan.

It was a tough defeat to take after 26 straight wins, but Wanderers were well beaten.

They found White Swan in resolute mood and they played particularly well to hold out for a 2-1 win.

Holme Wood Athletic and Idle are the other two teams in contention for the title.

Athletic's two games against Wyke Wanderers in the next week are crucial.

Bradford Celtic have had a disappointing season and their form continued.

Prince Arthur took a 2-0 lead before Richard Brook and Paul Smith got Celtic back to 2-2, but they conceded a late goal which won the match for Prince Arthur.

Mail Coach Odsal will virtually have to concede the Division 2A title now after a 4-4 draw with Bay Horse.

Andy Hinchcliffe scored two penalties and Phil Lunn and Peter Pilgrim added goals to put them 4-2 up before Bay Horse came back to grab a point.

Mail Coach must win their last game and hope that Albion Sports Reserves fail to win any of their last four.

Calverley Victoria Reserves still have second place in their sights.

An own goal, Andy Todd and Andrew Sainter gave them a 3-2 win at Clayton Albion.

In Division 2B Monkey came from 2-0 down to lead 3-2 at the break and went on to a 5-3 win against Lane Ends. Gary Owen grabbed a hat-trick, Mark Hurst and Stuart Griffin getting the others.

Shoulder of Mutton clinched the runners-up spot in Division 3A without kicking a ball.

Ring O'Bells Shipley slumped to a 2-0 defeat at home to Hare & Hounds 2000 and cannot now catch Shoulder. Chris Harrison scored in each half to leave Hounds chasing third place.

Crofts had an own goal to thank for giving them the lead at home to Eccleshill Sports but they conceded an equaliser and had to settle for a point.

Heaton United are close to clinching the Division 4A championship.

Heaton were rarely troubled as they knocked Lithuanian Rovers off the top, Sajid Shah netting a hat-trick in the 5-2 win.

Mohammed Arif and Inman Ghaffar scored the others.

BMS Autocentres finished their season with nine straight victories, which bodes well for next season.

Paul Hickey got both goals in their 2-0 win at Post Office Reserves. BMS should now finish in fourth place.

Matt Greenhoff scored twice and Tony Bestwick got the other for Harps International as they won 3-1 at Oakworth Juniors.

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