Lichfield City secured a 0-0 draw against Atherton Collieries at the Tyre Trade Community Stadium, earning their seventh point of the season and extending their unbeaten run to four games. The match was heavily influenced by adverse weather conditions, as strong winds and rain created challenging playing circumstances for both teams.

Lichfield City fielded experienced midfielder Dan Lomas, whose presence helped stabilize the midfield during the difficult conditions. The game was largely a scrappy affair, with few clear-cut chances for either side.

The home side came closest to breaking the deadlock in the first half when midfielder Charlie Shaw fired a shot that was expertly deflected around the post by Atherton Collieries goalkeeper Harvey Bardsley. In stoppage time, Lichfield’s substitute Freddie Gordon and forward Adams both had opportunities from a dangerous cross by Ben Rydel, but were unable to convert. Atherton Collieries’ goalkeeper Brandon Bache also made a notable double save to deny the visitors, ensuring the game ended goalless.

The draw leaves Lichfield City with limited points early in the season but maintains a modest unbeaten streak, while Atherton Collieries were unable to overcome difficult conditions and a resolute home defense.