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JOSH JOY DELIGHTS DAGGERS BOSS BEN
JOSH UMERAH marked his first league start for Dagenham & Redbridge by grabbing the goal that ensured a share of the spoils at Maidenhead.
SPITFIRES BACK IN THE GROOVE
EASTLEIGH bounced back from their last-gasp defeat at Gateshead last weekend as they edged past lowly Tamworth in a lackluster affair at the Silverlake.
DON'T CALL US TITLE BIG GUNS
Blues boss questions favourites' tag
REAL DEAL HEED KEEP PILING ON THE POINTS
GATESHEAD scored early in each half to strengthen their position at the top of the table after they stretched their unbeaten start to the season to seven games.
DOGGED DALE WILL NOT BE MOVED!
ROCHDALE cruised to victory with a superb first-half performance which settled the age-old debate as Dale's immovable defensive object blunted Aldershot's previously irresistible attacking force.
NON-LEAGUE LIFE THRU A LENS
A TRIO of Non-League success stories have opened their doors to help inspire fellow clubs.
HEART & SOUL OF FOOTBALL!
Harrow pull out the stops
GREEN GIANTS!
FOREST GREEN Rovers turned up the noise in the early National League promotion race - after a \"quiet word\" from gaffer Steve Cotterill.
TUDORS STAY TOP THANKS TO AJAYI!
HEMEL HEMPSTEAD TOWN secured a crucial victory over Slough Town that solidifies their position at the top of National League South.
MOLS ON ROLL AS NASH GO SECOND!
CURZON ASHTON moved up to second place after doing a job on former boss Adam Lakeland and his King's Lynn Town side at the Walks.
PAV BREAKING GROUND AFTER CLAYTON AXE
PAV SINGH has become the highest-ranked British South Asian in English men's football management after replacing Clayton Donaldson as the new boss of Farsley Celtic.
STOCKDALE OUT TO GIVE BLYTH A LIFT
DAVID Stockdale wants Blyth Spartans to show they are up for the fight after they battled to the first win of his spell in interim charge of the Northern Premier League strugglers.
WEST'S VICTOR FLIES THE FLAG
VICTOR Abadaki's goals have helped West Didsbury & Chorlton create history by taking their place in the second qualifying round of the FA Cup for the first time.
I'M READY FOR A NEW PROJECT
LEAGUE One, League Two, National League John Coleman doesn't care. He just wants to manage a club with scope for 'doing an Accrington'.
FOALLE'S THERE AT DEATH TO STEA IT!
A GOAL with almost the last kick of the game from Jack Foalle saw Ashton's unbeaten start to the season go up in smoke at Hurst Cross after they had hit the post in each half.
BEARNE'S DOUBLE IS A PITMEN TRIUMPH
HEDNESFORD Town marched on as this tie was settled in the first 21 minutes with a glut of goals in favour of the Pitmen.
Cozens can see selection headaches on Clifton horizon
PLAYER-COACH Luke Cozens has had to make way for Clifton’s new batch of fly-halves who aim to provide a fast, exciting brand of rugby at Station Road this season.
I couldn't let my old club go to the wall
I’M Hartlepool born and bred and grew up on a council estate three-quarters of a mile from West’s old ground, Brierton Lane.
Anderson steps up to secure top draw
CLIFTON produced a brilliant second-half performance to stun Exeter University after they came from behind to earn a draw at the Topsham Sports Ground.
Wilkinson pleased to follow in some famous footsteps
NEWCASTLE fans haven’t had much to make them smile in recent years but whatever happens this season the sight of a Wilkinson back in the No.10 jersey will remind them of former glories.
Bears have the strength to with the Prem, says Luatua
STEVEN Luatua believes Bristol can became the first West Country team to win the Premiership – if they start where they left off last season.
Day: Phoenix clubs must pay off debts
RPA chief Christian Day insists collapsed clubs should pay debts to their players before being reintroduced to the top tiers of the league structure.
Pick a 10 and stick with him - Biggar
DAN Biggar has urged Warren Gatland to back one fly-half with an extended run in the Wales team – just as he did with him.
When it really matters, Pollard gets the vote
SO in the week that we learnt a proper All Blacks tour of South Africa is likely in 2026, the two sides contested what felt like a series decider in itself after their intriguing back-to-back Rugby Championship fixtures which have brightened up our viewing recently.
Nayacalevu shows he's going to be real deal
THE past met the future at Sale Sharks’ ancestral home Heywood Road, where international star Waisea Nayacalevu scored a double to help claim the spoils for his new side against Newcastle Falcons in an end-toend battle that went right to the wire.
'Full circle' moment for Hayes with Chester gig
RHYS Hayes has hung up his boots and entered the coaching world aiming to take “sleeping giant” Chester back to National One.
Super Holly shows why she's No.1 for Mitchell
HOLLY Aitchison produced a superb performance at flyhalf to guide England to their 16th consecutive victory.
Time we stopped indulging the haka
THERE is so much disingenuous hypocritical twaddle surrounding the Hollywood production that has become the modern-day New Zealand haka that in some ways I am reluctant to raise the subject again.
Cokanasiga out to make his mark at Ospreys
GETTING the better of his big brother in the back garden was always the goal for Phil Cokanasiga and his celebrated sibling remains an inspiration today.
Brothers ready to rumble for Chiefs
FOR all good things to grow, you need strong roots.