West Brom were blown away by two-goal Mark Noble and his clinical West Ham side as they lost their third home match in a row, reports Matt Wilson at the Hawthorns.
Troy Deeney scored twice in the dying minutes to condemn Villa to a club-record equalling 11th straight league defeat, writes Matthew Maher at Vicarage Road.
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It was a poor last away day for Rushall Olympic as they fell to a 3-0 defeat away at promotion hopefuls Blyth Spartans.
"You can smell the mamba from here," says Liam, glancing over at a group of his friends as we sit outside a coffee shop near Wolverhampton bus station.
Record takings and a rousing second-half revival were little consolation for Market Drayton Town's 3-2 defeat by title-chasing Stafford Rangers.
Shrewsbury Town crashed to their second successive defeat and are back in the relegation scrap after a real game of two halves at Millwall.
AFC Telford United's eight-game unbeaten league run came to a halt after losing 3-0 to table-toppers Solihull Moors - the last team the Bucks lost to.
BBC3's new Drugs Map of Britain documentary has sparked a huge reaction from people living in Wolverhampton. Here's what you've had to say.
'Look, wherever you go in Wolverhampton, you can get it if you need it.' A new BBC documentary has portrayed the city in the grip of a 'Black Mamba' drug epidemic troubled by street dealing, fighting and antisocial behaviour.
Rushall Olympic Evo-Stik Northern Premier League play-off hopes look all but over after drawing 3-3 away at Nantwich Town.
Shrewsbury Town prevailed over AFC Telford United in the Shropshire Senior Cup by the narrowest of margins - but both teams came out of it with something bigger to smile about.
Stafford Rangers boss Neil Kitching expressed satisfaction after his table-topping side overcame struggling Gresley by a 3-1 scoreline at Marston Road on Saturday.
Rushall Olympic kept their lingering Evo-Stik Premier play-off hopes alive with a convincing victory over Black Country rivals Halesowen Town.
A second-half fightback from Hednesford Town proved in vain as a goal six minutes from time condemned the Pitmen to defeat in National League North.
