Connect with us

Non-League Paper

Hillsiders looking to complete the climb

Malvern Town might have finished below Worcestershire neighbours Evesham in the league but they certainly have the momentum going into tomorrow’s playoff final with a place at step four up for grabs.

By David Lawrence

LAST PUSH: Malvern Town are gearing up for tomorrow’s big play-off final clash
PICTURE: Nick Phipps

MALVERN Town might have finished below Worcestershire neighbours Evesham in the league but they certainly have the momentum going into tomorrow’s playoff final with a place at step four up for grabs.
And with an impressive 96 goals already to their name this season, there’s a chance the free-scoring Hillsiders could hit treble figures if things go their way.
Malvern finished seven points and two places below their Evesham hosts who only missed out on top spot when Yate Tow...

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.
1000gbp
My Betting SitesFootball progs
NLS Lens
Stadium Solutions
Isuzu
Brandon Hire Station
free bets

 

Irish Betzillionbest-betting-sites-by-betinireland-banner

Casino bee

More in Non-League Paper

  •

    Callum is a past master

    Callum Reynolds believes Boreham Wood have shown they have the heart and desire teams need in the play-offs – but also knows anything can happen in a final.

  •

    Now is the time for Scunthorpe United to shine

    Fallen giants Scunthorpe United have made no secret of their desperation to escape National League North.

  •

    Boss drums up support

    Not long after booking their place in today’s National League North promotion final at Scunthorpe United, a picture of a young Calum McIntyre – decked out in his Chester City shirt – surfaced on social media.

  •

    Coyle bows out in style!

    Whitstable Town player-boss Jamie Coyle called time on his glittering Non-League playing career after his FA Vase success – now, though, he’s going all out to win a World Cup!