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DOUBLE DREAM ON FOR UNITED

Sean fires Yellamen to date at Wembley

ACE SAM HANDS IT TO SHAYMEN!

FC HALIFAX Town are on their way to Wembley after a dramatic 94th-minute equaliser was followed by a nail-biting penalty shootout success at Altrincham.

Monty helps steer Heed through

GATESHEAD overcome the odds to reach Wembley for only the second time in their 93year history, and the first time in the FA Trophy.

IN THE MIDDLE, BEHIND A LENS

WE’VE probably all asked the question at some time or other: why on earth would you want to be a referee?

RAMS PAIR GO CHARGING IN!

AT 24 and 25 years old, Petersfi eld Town joint-bosses Pat Suraci and Joe Lea are two of English football’s youngest bosses – and they’re happy proving age is just a number.

MAC RAISES THE BAR TO A NEW LEVEL

MACAULAY Langstaff is just one goal from setting a new National League goalscoring record – but the Notts County star says he’s already bagged the one that matters to him most.

WE'RE AT A WHOLE NEW LEVEL

WHEN one of NonLeague football’s biggest success stories champions the standard of the English game below the Football League, you tend to take note.

LET THE PARTY RE-COMMENCE

Villagers back in the swing

GRAY'S SO HAPPY TO BE BACK HOME

FORMER England international Andy Gray says taking charge of first club Corinthian-Casuals was the only management job he would have considered,

UNITED'S HOME IS UNDER THE HAMMER

Condemned stand causes play-off headache

LINNETS IN FURY AT TOM "TAP-UP"

ANGRY King’s Lynn Town chairman Stephen Cleeve has called on the National League to make a stand on the ‘tapping-up’ row which clouded manager Tommy Widdrington’s shock move to Aldershot Town.

CHALKED OFF GOAL IRKS BOSS STIMSON

MARK STIMSON has told his Hornchurch hopefuls there’s no time to feel sorry for themselves despite falling victim to a bizarre offside decision that has taken the Isthmian Premier title out of their hands.

NOW LET'S GO FOR A DOUBLE

AVELEY’S Velocity Trophy win could provide an ‘extra push’ ahead of their promotion run-in, according to manager Danny Scopes.

JAMIE'S E'S ARE ON THE BRINK!

ESSEX SENIOR LEAGUE

RENDELL'S SPOT ON AS STAGS TRIUMPH

AFC Totton continued their march towards the title with a comfortable home victory over second-from-bottom Cinderford Town.

JADAMA'S LATE GOAL LEVELS UP FOR GATE

RAMSGATE pinched a point with a late TJ Jadama goal, but it wasn’t enough to stay at the top.

JON'S DELIVERING THE GOODS AT 42

AS A POSTMAN, Jon Challinor is used to putting smiles on faces even though he's had to wait 11 years for his own special promotion prize to arrive.

RENDELL INSPIRES WORTHY WINNERS

AFC TOTTON were crowned Southern League Division One South champions in front of a bumper crowd of 1,727 at the Snows Stadium, thanks to victory over Exmouth Town.

BOD'S UP TO CROWN CHATS AS CHAMPS!

CHATHAM Town and Cray Valley took to a expectant crowd of 2,300 at the Bauvill Stadium, the home fans anticipating a trophy lift and the away crowd expecting three points to put them in pole position for a play-off spot.

COLEMEN FIRING UP FOR THE PLAY-OFFS

DIV 1 MIDLANDS

FAB FOXY PUTS THE BLUES IN CONTROL

THREE goals in the space of 13 second-half minutes took Bishop's Stortford to within touching distance of the title while ending Enfield Town's faint playoff hopes.

COL-DEN BOY IS SPIREITES HERO

CHESTERFIELD staged a battling last fightback from two goals down to blow the race wide open for third place.

HEED RUN BROUGHT TO A HALT

FORM team Gatesten-game unhead's beaten ended in a heavy defeat at home to play-off chasing Bromley.

TEN-MAN DRAGONS SLIP UP!

BATTLING Barnet snuffed out rampant leaders Wrexham to deal another twist to the National League title race.

DOUBLE IS NEXT UP FOR YELLAS

COMBINED COUNTIES

SIX-GOAL TAGS CRUSH ROVERS

HASHTAG United sealed the Isthmian League North title in style, as they proved their worth as champions to ruthlessly Wakering Great Great sweep Rovers aside.

DEADLY AVERY'S LIFT FOR SEAGULLS

A LATE Sam Avery header secured Weston-super-Mare all three points in a vital win at home to Merthyr Town, with a large crowd watching on.

CLINICAL CREANEY SECURES BIG WIN

IN FRONT of a bumper home crowd at the Lamb, Tamworth defeated promotion rivals Leiston and capitalised on Coalville's slip-up to retake top spot going into the final week of the season.

DONALDSON LEVELLER HAS TRINITY IN MIX!

GAINSBOROUGH Trinity clinched a playoff berth from this action-packed stalemate, while Radcliffe face a final day dogfight.

ADAM SO PROUD OF PLAY-OFF CHASERS!

REECE MYLES-MEEKUMS struck a 70th-minute winner R as Worthing came from behind to gain ground on play-off rivals Braintree Town.