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BARTLEY'S SET FOR A TITLE TILT AT BLUES!

OPTIMISTIC Mark Bartley is in no doubt where he thinks his Marlow side can finish in the Isthmian League South Central Division.

SEARLE'S FLEET UP FOR BATTLE

DANNY SEARLE says Ebbsfleet United have shown him in less than a fortnight they've got what it takes to beat the National League drop.

CLARETS RALLY TO A BEST YET

It's 22 counting for Town

I'LL MAKE OUR GAME THRIVE!

SIR KEIR STARMER has vowed to make sure NonLeague football 'thrives' if he ever becomes Prime Minister.

THE HERO HIKERS DO IT FOR BELLA

INTREPID supporters trudged 34 miles for a fundraising away day – only for the game to then be called off!

PRIDE OF LATICS KEPT ME GOING

FRANK Rothwell broke his own world record as the oldest man to row the Atlantic Ocean and now the Oldham Athletic chairman has urged his Latics to make it a double celebration with promotion.

MAGIC MOORS ON A MISSION

HIGH-FLYING Solihull continued promotion ICH Moors their push with an impressive victory at struggling Rochdale - which leaves the Dale's own play-off hopes hanging by a thread.

STREVS STILL STRIVING ON

BEN STREVENS doesn’t want to hear if his Dagenham & Redbridge side are climbing the National League table – they’re just trying to get better.

ED'S A-HEAD OF THE GAME!

ED FRANCIS has paid tribute to key figures at Gateshead after he made a successful comeback from a fractured skull.

RECORDS - AND ALL THAT JAS!

HUMBLE Jas Singh has etched his name in Tamworth folklore – but he believes his all-conquering teammates deserve the right to join him.

TARBUCK SILENCES

BRADLEY Tarbuck scored a 92nd-minute equaliser to send the home crowd wild as Gosport Borough picked up a deserved point in this clash of the titans.

Cole's wife gave him green light to carry on

ADAM HATHAWAY

Tigers keen to make it a day to remember

LEICESTER scrumhalf Tom Whiteley wants to give Hanro Liebenberg a day to remember by helping Tigers book a place in the Premiership Cup final.

O'Shea wants more England A fixtures

TWICKENHAM is looking to arrange up to four England A fixtures in the coming years following the resurrection of the side this season.

Lee-Lo red too much for Cardiff to live with

AN early red card to centre Ray Lee-Lo proved too much of a handicap for Cardiff to overcome as their hopes of an end-of-season play-off place were virtually extinguished.

It's ten out of ten for Lynn's table toppers

GLOUCESTER-Hartpury went top of the table with a bonus-point win against Sale Sharks to maintain their 100 per cent win record from 10 games, while Sale Sharks remain bottom with nine defeats.

Short-term contract takes Grace to Bath

FORMER Wales rugby league star Regan Grace has signed a short-term contract with Bath.

Morse: Warburton is my inspiration

RISING star Morgan Morse has revealed how he has drawn inspiration from the words of former and Wales Lions skipper Sam Warburton.

Moody: Ireland hold the aces

LEWIS Moody still harbours doubts are that England ready to lift the Six Nations crown despite a confident and promising start to the campaign.

No stopping Portugal as they put on a show

PORTUGAL'S World Cup win over Fiji might rank as their finest-ever victory but this extraordinary attacking feast in Bucharest runs that night in Toulouse very close.

Hendrickson enjoying his new life in Japan

TOM Hendrickson is settling well to life in the Far East having swapped the Premiership for that of Japanese Rugby League One.

England A told: Play what's in front of you

ENGLAND A will not be a replica of the senior side when they face Portugal at Welford Road next Sunday.

Magnificent Mercer takes no prisoners

GLOUCESTER supporters must wish Zach Mercer could be snubbed by England every week.

Mercer on a mission

GLOUCESTER booked their place in the Premiership Cup final with Zach Mercer, pictured, leading the way with the first try and a hand in both of the others as they saw off Exeter 17-14 at Kingsholm.

Long breaks do us no favours - Rayer

BEDFORD Blues have made a promising start to this truncated but season's Championship director of rugby Rayer says.

Assiratti goes from novice to mainstay

A YEAR ago Keiron Assiratti was wondering how he could prop up his family, never mind the Welsh scrum.

Dowson hoping Lawes will stay

NORTHAMPTON director of rugby Phil Dowson still harbours some hope that Courtney Lawes has a future at Franklin's Gardens beyond the end of this season.

Esher hold off comeback as Hawks left wondering

ESHER underlined their promotion credentials with a hard-fought victory over Henley Hawks at Dry Leas.

Norey working hard to grab his Prem chance

MAX Norey made his Exeter debut in 2019 but has had to wait until this season to nail down a regular place in the Chiefs' match day squad, learning patiently his trade in lower leagues.

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