Connect with us

National League North

PICK-POCKET STEAD GETS REWARD FOR PERSISTENCE

BLY TH SPARTANS 1 KETTERING TN 2
By John Chapman

BLYTH Spartans slumped to a fourth straight defeat as Kettering held on to the final play-off place at a blustery Croft Park.
Spartans pressed the self-destruct button in the second minute as they tried to play from the back.
Toby Lees had his pocket picked by Callum Stead, who accepted the gift to score his first for the Poppies.
Blyth were all at sea early on and only a crucial Jordan Watson challenge prevented Jordan Crawford from doubling the lead after Stead had again won possession.
A foul on Sado Djalo saw Blyth level in their fir...

Continue reading...

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

SUBSCRIBE

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Related Topics

Add us as a Preferred Source on Google

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 Kasyno Analyzer
Pro Direct
Isuzu

free bets

online betting online betting

free bets

More in National League North

  • Andy Preece has taken charge of Scunthorpe United on an 18-month contract after leaving Chorley. Andy Preece has taken charge of Scunthorpe United on an 18-month contract after leaving Chorley.

    Andy Preece ‘buzzing’ for Scunthorpe United chance after years of hard work

    Andy Preece on landing the Scunthorpe United job, his admiration for the club and his determination to turn around their fortunes.

  •

    Abbey days! Marc gets a second bite!

    Marc Weatherstone says Waltham Abbey will go to Billericay Town in the FA Trophy on Saturday with the shackles off.

  •

    DYLAN’S GOT FOES BLOWIN’ IN WIND!

    By David Chamberlain HEDNESFORD T 6 Mottley-Henry 13, 15, Cooke 37, 50, 68, Morgan 79 MORECAMBE 2 Curley 41, Lewis 57 UP AND RUNNING: Hednesford Town’s Dylan Mottley-Henry slides in the opening goal HEDNESFORD Town came out on top as this clash of the division’s form teams produced a thriller...

  •

    Surely its Cawley as day ends poorly for Chorley

    By Pete Tscherewik CHORLEY 1 HEREFORD 2 HEREFORD came from behind to claim victory over Chorley with sub Cawley Cox scoring twice in the second half to turn the contest in the visitors’ favour. The hosts had made a bright start, with Mike Calveley seeing a close-range header brilliantly saved...