Northern Premier League

A LATE SHIFT OF GEAR FOR RACERS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 April 2026

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
RACING CLUB WAR 2 ST NEOTS TOWN 0
By Will Alsop

RACING Club Warwick secured their place in the play-offs with victory over the already-relegated St Neots courtesy of two late goals.
Warwick needed a win to confirm their position with play-off rivals Coleshill earning a point in their tie and Archie Hamp and James Harding came to the rescue.
A quiet first half saw defences come out on top as neither could find a goal.
With the scores goalless and much at stake for the hosts, they made two substitutions with 20 left as Hamp and Cameron Ebbutt entered the fray. This call p...

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