New Non-League Goalmouth: Rochdale go top after York’s unbeaten run ends + KSI arrives at Dagenham

On this week’s edition of the Non-League Goalmouth, Editor at Large Matt Badcock and Executive Editor Jon Couch are joined by the Non-League Paper’s North-East correspondent, Mark Carruthers, to talk through all the latest in Non-League!

We discuss the breaking news surrounding YouTube star KSI’s co-ownership of Dagenham & Redbridge, as he vows to help take the Daggers to the Premier League.

The title race in the National League took yet another twist as Rochdale reclaimed the top spot following their victory over Brackley Town; meanwhile, York City saw their 24-match unbeaten run ended after suffering a 3-2 defeat at Boreham Wood.

Gateshead boosted their survival hopes with a dramatic late win over Braintree Town, as Keaton Ward scored the only goal in the fifth minute of stoppage time to move them within seven points of safety.

Elsewhere…

Elsewhere, EFL clubs have agreed to expand the Championship playoffs from four teams to six teams, and we explore what this could mean for the National League’s 3UP campaign.

There were a number of managerial changes across Non-League, which included Neil Warnock’s return to football as the 77-year-old replaces Paul Wotton at Torquay United.

There’s a reaction to the FA Trophy and FA Vase games and the subsequent draws for the semi-final, with just one match left before Wembley.

Finally, we discuss Blyth Spartans’ third consecutive home victory as they look to move out of the relegation zone in NPL East, how Cobham can win the Combined Counties Premier South title on Saturday, and a look at our favourite football books for World Book Day.

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