Sport

Selsey return to action in division one with a home game against Wick (3pm).   The visitors are fourth in the table while Blues are eighth.   Bosham enjoyed a 3-0 triumph over Ferring in division two last Saturday.  

Forty-one teams took part, exactly the same as last year, at the Newtown Social Club in the Divisional Pairs Knockouts with Old Barn’s Andy Cooper and Gary English winning the Division Three title.   Division Three saw 14 teams involved,

Having reached the half way point in the season, against Belsize Park, game 14 was the ‘A27 Derby’ against top of the table Havant.   The wet weather persisted in the run up to the game and after two inspections,

Chichester City boss Miles Rutherford believes the club is getting back to normality following the end of its FA Cup adventure.   City drew 0-0 last weekend with Guernsey at Oaklands Park and head to BetVictor Isthmian South East high-flyers

Chichester are still searching for an elusive away win in London One South after a disappointing 36-12 loss at Belsize Park.   After a great win against promotion-chasing Camber- ley, Chi made the trip to one of the promoted sides

Chichester produced their best performance at Oaklands Park for more than 14 months to beat promotion chasing Camberley 27-15 in London One South.   Chi bounced back from their poor showing in Essex the previous week with a fine victory

Friary Z’s Rob Collins was in fine form in the Bognor Friday Benevolent Darts League as he helped his side to a thumping win. Week seven results –   DIVISION ONE – Newtown Amity 2 Friary ‘Z’ 18; Legends 10

Chichester City players have had a week off to regroup ahead of tomorrow’s visit of Guernsey.   Miles Rutherford’s FA Cup heroes suffered their biggest Isthmian League South East defeat of the season last Saturday when they went down 5-1

Chichester City Ladies bowed out of the Women’s FA Cup to Ipswich in their first game at their new home ground at Selsey FC.   Ipswich were 6-0 victors in the second round tie at the Bunn Leisure Stadium but

Chichester City bowed out of Sussex Senior Cup after conceding a 90th-minute goal against Lewes.   Kane Diedrick-Roberts struck for the visitors in the last minute on Wednesday to seal a 3-2 victory after Chi had briefly led 2-1 with