Connect with us

Northern Premier League

Belford stars but Red Rebels take it

FC UNITED OF M’CHESTER 2 STAFFORD RANGERS 1
By Ben Hughes

FC UNITED got back to winning ways but Stafford Rangers will certainly be encouraged by their second half showing at Broadhurst Park.
For much of the first half it was all the hosts, with former FC United keeper Cameron Belford being forced into some excellent saves.
The home side opened the scoring on 14 minutes following a tremendous goal from full-back Declan McLoughlin, whose shot from distance flew into the top corner.
FC got a second goal just before half time, with Jordan Buckley slamming the ball in from close...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

SUBSCRIBE

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Related Topics

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Non-League Newsletter
Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
Your subscription has been successful.
My Betting Sites
Pro Direct
Isuzu

free bets

online bettingbest-betting-sites-by-betinireland-banner

free bets

More in Northern Premier League

  •

    Jamie’s got a second wind

    Following a tame defeat in the final game of last season, Bamber Bridge boss Jamie Milligan mused out loud whether it might be his last - now he is ready to go again!

  •

    Kurt aims to rock at Robins

    Ashton United boss Steve Cunningham reckons he’s pilled off a transfer coup after snapping up experienced front man Kurt Willoughby.

  •

    Clegg taking no prisoners

    Hyde United boss Michael Clegg says last season’s squad were desperate to stay at Ewen Fields for the forthcoming season – which is exactly why he released them!

  • Mark Harris was NPL chairman for 17 years Mark Harris was NPL chairman for 17 years

    ‘Sorry’ Mark Harris looks to the future after resigning as NPL chair

    Mark Harris says resigning is the “right thing to do” after sending the email that ultimately ended his 17-year reign as Northern Premier League chair – but he believes he still has plenty to offer Non-League football.