Connect with us

National League North

MARKETMEN BAG HISTORIC POINTS

By James Gordon

WARRINGTON TOWN 1
NEEDHAM MARKET 2
NEWLY-promoted Needham Market earned their first ever win in National League North and sent Warrington Town tumbling to a second successive home defeat.
Goals at either end of the first half from Tevan Allen and Jake Dye fired the Suffolk side in to a deserved lead that they never really looked like surrendering, despite Evan Gumbs’ header 14 minutes from time.
The Yellows could hardly have got off to a worse start when Adam Mills won the ball back high up the pitch, and though his ball to Jamie McGrath was behind its inten...

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.
My Betting Sites
Isuzu
free bets

 

best-betting-sites-by-betinireland-banner

More in National League North

  • Radcliffe joint managers Anthony Johnson and Bernard Morley Radcliffe joint managers Anthony Johnson and Bernard Morley

    Radcliffe reject approach for joint managers Anthony Johnson and Bernard Morley

    Radcliffe FC have slammed the brakes on interest in their managerial duo, Anthony Johnson and Bernard Morley.

  •

    Tear leaves sad Macc crying into their beer

    MACCLESFIELD 1 SCARBOROUGH ATH 1 By Ben Leah DOM TEAR’S equaliser for Scarborough Athletic cancelled out Sam Heathcote’s opener for Macclesfield as the spoils were shared at Moss Rose. It was from almost nothing that the opening goal came as Macc had comfortably controlled possession inside the Scarborough half before...

  •

    BLUES DENIED BY CALL-OFF

    SPENNYM’R A (0) CHESTER A (2) By Mark Simpson SPENNYMOOR TOWN’S National League North game against Chester was abandoned in the early stages of the second half following a torrential downpour at The Brewery Field. An early-morning pitch inspection had passed the playing surface fit for action, but heavy rain...

  • Connor Kirby is chased by his Buxton team-mates after scoring the winner in the last round. Inset: John McGrath Connor Kirby is chased by his Buxton team-mates after scoring the winner in the last round. Inset: John McGrath

    FA Cup preview: Buxton can fizz on big stage!

    Buxton boss John McGrath believes Cheltenham Town will provide the ideal barometer of the club’s rapid progress – but says that shouldn’t be confused with just being happy to take part.