FA Trophy

Hornchurch keeping Wembley dream alive for FA Trophy legend Mark Stimson

Stimson’s side will now travel to Darlington after they made Maidstone United their fourth higher-league scalp in this remarkable run.

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 February 2021

By Matt Badcock

WINN WINN SITUATION: Ronnie Winn takes the congratulations after scoring Hornchurch’s second goal against Maidstone United last Saturday, while Liam Nash shows his delight with the late winner
PICTURE: TGS Photo

MARK STIMSON says his Hornchurch Heroes reaching the quarter-finals of the Buildbase FA Trophy is made more special because he’s seen so many of them go through life’s biggest milestones.
Stimson’s Step 3 side will now travel to National League North Darlington after they made Maidstone United their fourth higher-league scalp in this remarkable run.
The Urchins ...

Continue reading...

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

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Read our latest news on any of these social networks!

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 FA Trophy

Buoyant Harrow Borough lap up the FA Trophy plaudits

Dernell Wynter scored twice before Tom Clark saved three penalties in the shoot-out – but proud Harrow Borough boss Wayne Carter insisted his whole squad were heroes for knocking out King’s Lynn Town in the FA Trophy last Saturday.
Which Non-League sides will take part in the Isuzu FA Trophy Third Round Proper?

The draw for the 2025/26 Isuzu FA Trophy Third Round Proper has been made, with 32 ties set for next month as National League sides enter the fray.
Leek Town 1-0 Scarborough Athletic: Louis Potts pops up to claim upset for the Blues

Leek Town put in a determined and disciplined performance to overcome opponents from a division higher.
SPENNYMOOR TN 2 AFC FYLDE 3

By Mark Simpson ■ JON USTABASI scored two second-half goals as AFC Fylde came from behind to progress. The Coasters went in front against the run of play when better for Moors just before some neat football provided the break when Ethan Robson let fly from 25 yards and George...