Non-League Paper

STEP 5 & 6 ACTION

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 February 2018

STEP 5 ROUND-UPS
NORTH WEST COUNTIES
■ WET WEATHER again decimated the Premier Division programme, with Widnes’ match with basement boys Barnton the only game to survive. The hosts ran out convincing 7-1 winners to cut the gap between themselves and leaders Runcorn Linnets to just ten points.
Widnes took the lead on 38 minutes when Sean Myler played a ball over the top to George Lomax who finished well.
That lead was doubled on the stroke of half-time when a loose ball fell to Ben Hodkinson who netted from close range.
When Chris Lomax added a third early in the second half, Bar...

Continue reading...

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

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

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.

More in Non-League Paper

Non League Goalmouth: FA Cup fever! Gateshead’s potential takeover + Forest Green’s big gamble

The Non-League Goalmouth team look ahead to a huge FA Cup fourth round qualifying weekend, discuss Gateshead’s potential takeover and debate whether Forest Green Rovers can cope without a permanent manager following Robbie Savage’s departure.
From Kettering Town terraces to the Premier League dugout! Sean Dyche goes back to his roots

Almost five decades after he first watched Kettering Town, Sean Dyche returned to the terraces last week to watch the Poppies host Anstey Nomads in Southern Premier League Central.
My Life in Non-League: Andy Preece – I’ve enjoyed the ride, but there’s no place like home

Without Worcester City, I wouldn’t have had the career I have. I was 17 when I made my debut against Scarborough at home from the bench - says Chorley boss Andy Preece ahead of next weekend's FA Cup tie between his past and present employers.
Stafford Rangers boss Graham Deakin’s day job inspires FA Cup dream

Graham Deakin helps vulnerable children turn their lives around while leading Stafford Rangers’ revival – and now he is chasing another FA Cup upset.