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WEYMOUTH 0 By Dill Butcher HEADER: Havant’s Freddie Taylor beats Brooklyn Genesini to the ball to score the only goal of the game DELIGHT: Freddie Taylor celebrates the goal with his teammates PICTURE: Idris Martin An early Freddie Taylor header was enough to secure all three points for Havant & Waterlooville, despite a spirited second-half […]

By Michael Oliver FARNHAM Town didn’t take long to shake off the rust after a four-week absence as they brushed aside Uxbridge. Town came inches away from racing into an early lead when Owen Dean saw his back-post header crash off the inside of the post after ten minutes. Pressure continued to mount on the […]

By Kyran Rickman WIMBORNE TN 3 HANWELL TOWN 0 WIMBORNE Town ended their lengthy winless run, with three goals meaning three points for the Magpies against Hanwell. Goals from all over the pitch helped Wimborne earn their first win since November, with Josh Carmichael, Will Fletcher and Sam Jackson all getting their names on the […]

By Martin Hicks BERKHAMSTED 3 TAUNTON TOWN 2 PIERCE Mitchell’s late, late winner claimed the points as Berkhamsted saw off Taunton Town. The visitors took the lead when Jack Rice was fouled by Luke Andrews in the box. Charlie Horlock made a good save from the penalty, but Rice reacted quickest to the rebound to […]

By James Mclean THANKS to a Michael Folivi hat-trick, Sholing survived another late scare, as his three goals helped render the two from Plymouth Parkway null and void. Sholing lost the toss and were made to play into the sun. Reece Wylie didn’t mind as he began a solo run into the box, but unfortunately […]

By Martyn Leach HUNGERFORD TN 1 WALTON & HERS’ 0 terval, while Hungerford’s best opening fell to Louis McGrory, who fired over. Walton & Hersham thought they had broken the deadlock early in the second half when a goalmouth scramble ended with claims the ball had crossed the line, but Cairney clutched it on the […]

DIV 1 MIDLANDS BOLDMERE ST.M A LONG EATON UTD A By Hugh Baker THE GAME between ■ Boldmere and Long Eaton United was abandoned with less than ten minutes to go after the referee injured his ankle, and no replacement could be found. An enjoyable end-to-end encounter saw the visitors go ahead after 40 minutes, […]

By Sam Deakin RUSHDEN & Diamonds came from a goal down at half-time to beat Bourne. The real quality moment came when Lewis Darlington took the ball from the left wing, beat two players before being upended in the box – the ref played advantage and Tom Sid-dons took the loose ball and buried it […]

By David Lawrence DEFENCES came out on top as Warwick and Lichfield played out a goalless draw. Visiting captain Leighton McMenemy twice went close but sent one header just over the crossbar before heading another wide. Racing’s Jack Edwards nearly broke the deadlock in spectacular fashion on the stroke of half-time but his driven strike […]

By John Walker COVENTRY gained suitable revenge for a home defeat suffered earlier in the season at the hands of St Neots with a comprehensive victory. A closely-fought first half saw the visitors take the lead two minutes before the break on a rare attack when Raymond Poku lost his marker to net from close […]

DIV 1 MIDLANDS By James Smith ■LOUGHBOROUGH Students came from behind in an entertaining four-goal thriller against Corby. After the kick-off was delayed due to traffic, Harrison Jones opened the scoring for the visitors after 17 minutes as he stole in while the Scholars defence was napping. More defensive problems were exposed again just after […]

BELPER TOWN 1 ANSTEY NOMADS 1 By Nigel Oldrini Evans 85 DIV 1 MIDLANDS APENALTY in the last minute denied Belper a priceless victory against fellow play-off hopefuls Anstey. The visitors boasted Martyn Waghorn and recently signed Jack Colback in their line-up, but the Nailers were not overawed by their presence. Belper’s Kevin Bastos had […]

By Nathan Webb SPORTING KHALSA recorded a crucial win in this relegation six-pointer. Kidsgrove arrived just four points ahead of their hosts in the table, but left knowing that Khalsa were now hot on their heels. A mistake from Raven Constable saw Kidsgrove take a fortunate, but deserved lead, however, Gurjit Singh was within a […]

By Taran Dhamrait DIV 1 WEST STALYBRIDGE CEL 3 CLITHEROE 3 STALYBRIDGE had to settle for a point in their playoff chase as a resilient Clitheroe ensured this topsy-turvy game ended level. The hosts took the lead via a Liam Tongue free-kick in the 11th minute. Celtic missed a hat-full of chances to find a […]

By Charlie Fletcher PONTEFRACT produced a spirited comeback to claim a deserved point after trailing by two goals at home to Bridlington Town. The visitors struck twice early on, Michael Coulson opening the scoring with a superb first-time effort before Destiny Nnenanya coolly finished after capitalising on a loose pass to double the advantage. Despite […]

By Jon Couch AMBITIOUS Anstey Nomads have completed yet another top Premier League coup after securing a deal to sign midfielder Jack Colback. The 36-year-old, who has racked up almost 200 topflight appearances for the likes of Sunderland, Newcastle and Nottingham Forest during his career, has been without a club since leaving Queens Park Rangers […]

By Matthew Joseph ENFIELD TOWN are counting the cost of a third home Saturday postponement of the season in highly controversial circumstances. Yesterday’s National League South game against Dover Athletic was called off despite a rare sunny window. Crucially, the pitch had been passed fit by a local Step 2 referee who conducted a precautionary […]

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 7TH BURGESS HILL TOWN 0 ST. ALBANS CITY 1 On our recent excursions south, Burgess Hill Town has been one of our ‘Plastic Fantastic’ back-ups should the choice of grass pitch fall foul of the weather. With near monsoon conditions prevailing across Britain for the last week or so, we decide to cut […]

By Jon Couch BROTHERS Ian and George Batten have followed in their father’s footsteps by taking charge of Sheppey United. The siblings are sons of former legendary boss Ernie Batten, the much-loved manager, director and even co-founder of the Ites, who passed away last year at the age of 67. They will jointly take over […]

FANS’ favourite Lee Bullock is back in the hotseat at Whitby Town, to work alongside Jason Kennedy as joint-manager. Bullock, the former Cardiff City, Hartlepool United and Bradford City player, has a long-standing association with the Blues as a player, coach and manager, and returns to team up with Kennedy following the recent departure of […]

By Brian Walter DIV 1 S.CENTRAL BEDFONT SPORTS 1 HARROW BOROUGH 1 BEDFONT Sports and Harrow Borough couldn’t be separated in their Middlesex derby at the Recreation Ground. After an even opening quarter, Sports began to exert some control and created a few chances. James Barnett had a header deflected away and Jake Woods saw […]

By Jim Thurbin ENTERTAINMENT: ★★★★★ DIV 1 S.CENTRAL EGHAM TOWN 5 HARTLEY WINTNEY 2 CONNOR Cullen scored three goals, set up another and missed a penalty as the Sarnies recorded back-to-back 5-2 wins. Egham went ahead in the 11th minute, Cullen heading in from a Bradley Clayton cross, but a mistake allowed Sam De St […]

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL ASCOT UNITED 1 PORTCHESTER 2 By Neal Jeffs less goalkeeper Kie Plumley. Ascot huffed and puffed but failed to trouble visiting goalkeeper Cameron Scott, and they fell further behind in the 41st minute when Rob Taw’s pass picked out Lee Wort, who got goal-side of a struggling Luis Le Paih before burying […]

By Paul Smith DIV 1 S.EAST AFC CROYDON ATH 3 EASTBOURNE TN 1 IT was heartbreak for Eastbourne who spent 80 minutes holding on to a 1-0 lead only to be struck down by three goals in the dying minutes. Alfie Rogers put the visitors ahead after just eight minutes, his shot from outside the […]

By Dave Rudolphson ENTERTAINMENT: ★★★★★ DIV 1 S.EAST AFC WHYTELEAFE 0 JERSEY BULLS 0 AFC Whyteleafe and Jersey Bulls, the division’s fourth and fifth placed teams, failed to hit the heights as they cancelled each other out at sunny Church Road. In the 24th minute, a right-wing cross fell to Leafe’s Palace Francis, but he […]