Alvechurch secured their fourth consecutive victory with a 2-0 win over Racing Club Warwick in a closely contested Midland Football League match on Saturday. The home side dominated possession and created the majority of scoring opportunities, but were repeatedly denied by the impressive performance of Warwick goalkeeper Tom Allsopp.

Early in the match, Allsopp made a crucial save to deflect Miracle Okafor’s curling shot on the turn, maintaining a clean sheet under pressure. Despite sustained efforts from Alvechurch, including a powerful strike from Manny Ilesanmi that Allsopp pushed away, none of the chances found the net in the first half. Jude Collins of Warwick also came close to surprising the home defense, but Harry Reilly blocked a promising attempt with his chest, keeping the score level.

Nick Clayton-Phillips was a key figure in Alvechurch’s attacking play, frequently advancing into dangerous positions and testing the visitors’ backline. Shortly after the interval, Alex Worley made a vital block to deny Clayton-Phillips’ shot from inside the penalty area. However, Alvechurch’s persistent pressure eventually paid off in the 70th minute. Ben Stephens delivered a precise cutback from the left flank, allowing substitute Kieran Wakefield to convert and give the hosts the lead.

The match was sealed in stoppage time when Ryan Moore was adjudged to have fouled Wakefield inside the area. Okafor stepped up to take the resulting penalty and calmly dispatched it to the goalkeeper’s right, confirming Alvechurch’s victory. The win extends Alvechurch’s unbeaten streak to four matches, highlighting their growing momentum in the league, while Racing Club Warwick faced a second consecutive defeat despite the resilience shown throughout the game.