Step 4

ATHLETIC SPRINT A SIGHT TO BEHOLD

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 September 2017

By James Barrett
CARSHALTON ATHLETIC 2
FAVERSHAM TOWN 1
CARSHALTON remain unbeaten this season thanks to a scoreline that flattered the visiting Faversham.
The Robins got off to a literal flyer as Mickel Miller leapt to head home a corner kick on the 11- minute mark.
And Raheem Sterling- Parker doubled that lead five minutes later as he turned in Tommy Bradford’s low cross.
Town’s George Monger forced an excellent save out of Richaed Ossai but the Robins dominated the rest of the game without adding to the score.
Keeper Simon Overland further denied Jordan Cheadle, Sterling-Park...

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 Step 4

My life in non-league – with Mark Burke

After 41 years at Hitchin Town, it’s very difficult for me to choose my greatest achievement or a standout moment - says Non-League managerial stalwart Mark Burke.
WONDERFUL WOOLDRIDGE

By Leon Higgins ISTHMIAN NORTH AFC SUDBURY 0 HASHTAG UTD 3 HASHTAG United made a winning start to their season with a convincing victory at Sudbury. Hashtag almost went behind after four minutes when a header went onto their own post. On the half-hour mark, Reuben Chinney had a huge...
FIVE-STAR TERRAS HAMMER RIVALS

By Dill Butcher STARTER: Toby Holmes, extreme right, heads in the Terras’ opening goal PICTURE: Idris Martin SOUTHERN SOUTH A BUMPER crowd of 2,272 saw Weymouth lay down the marker that boss Jamie Wells had ordered with an emphatic opening-day defeat of old foes Dorchester. New signing Toby Holmes carried...
RYAN MIGHTY FOR THE FIELD

By Trevor Brock AFC PORTCHESER 1 Rohdell 32 WESTFIELD 1 Pennery 63 ISTHMIAN S CENTRAL BOTH these sides achieved the play-offs last season with both looking to go one better this term, so a draw was probably a predictable result, with both managers being happy with a point. AFC Portchester,...