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Esher made to fight all the way in top encounter

CANTERBURY pushed Esher all the way in a thrilling game.

IT'S ONE EL OF A TIE FOR STONES

GEORGE ELOKOBI reckons Maidstone United have bagged a Premier League club in all but name after his Stones were handed an away trip to Ipswich Town.

I COULDN'T HAVE ASKED FOR MOR

STEVE Morison has thanked both Hornchurch and Sutton United for giving him the chance to say a proper goodbye to the Urchins supporters.

PHILLY THE KIDD!

Brown jumps in at Harriers

Mapletoft out to build next generation

AS England’s U20s side prepare for the upcoming Six Nations, head coach Mark Mapletoft insists that the development of his players takes priority over results.

Mercer in the right place for Gloucester

GLOUCESTER'S and Hyde Jekyll season continued as they put their woeful Premiership form behind them to book a place in the last 16 of the Challenge Cup with a gutsy victory in Edinburgh.

Saracens have to get it right this time

SARACENS over the years have been a model of consistency, but they today face one of the toughest assignments in the Champions Cup in Bordeaux on their worst run of the season.

KYLE HAS A BOSS' ROLE IN STORER

HOMETOWN favourite Kyle Storer says it's an 'honour' to be handed his first managerial role at Nuneaton Borough, but is expecting a 'rollercoaster ride' of emotions.

DABBERS REDS ARE PUNISHED

NANTWICH Town’s hopes of hanging tough were dashed by a controversial red card two minutes into the second half – and youthful Solihull Moors showed no mercy as they sauntered into the last 16 of the FA Trophy.

FIVE-STAR MACC ARE ALL WHITE

A FIVE-STAR mance from perforMacclesfield saw them produce one of the most emphatic of cup shocks of the day to progress to the last 16 of the Isuzu FA Trophy.

A PAIR OF JACKS WINS IT!

ALATE Jack Sampson strike broke the hearts of Hythe Town as they bowed out of the Trophy against National League North side Chorley at Reachfields despite going a goal in front.

DOWSE DOWNED BY AILING DARTS

DARTFORD are looking for a new boss to help halt their National League South slide after parting company with Alan Dowson.

Chiefs find some form but Saracens keep on going

SARACENS maintained their unbeaten start to the season with a bonus point victory over a resilient Exeter Chiefs side who came away with a deserved try bonus point for their efforts.

Rosslyn Park survive late scare in a classic

THE pre-match Stactics suggested this would be a close affair. And so it proved to be, with 80 minutes of play distilled to a final deciding kick after the clock had gone red.

No rush to get Tuilagi involved

SOMETHING of a big deal was made last week about the fact that, a matter of days before Fabien Galthie announces his first French squad of 2024, Perpignan second-row sensation Posolo Tuilagi does not have a French passport.

Slade does it again for Exeter

HENRY Slade proved to be Exeter's match-winner once again as the Chiefs beat Glasgow 19-17 to book their spot in the Champions Cup knockouts.

WE'LL BE QUIGS IN WITH UNITED!

SCOTT QUIGLEY says Eastleigh's FA Cup third round replay with Newport County this week will feel like a 'massive semi-final' with the Spitfires just 90 minutes away from earning a tie to define the club's history.

A DAY WE WILL NEVER FORGET!

SO, in the end it proved a step too far, but Tommy Widdrington and Aldershot Town can look back with pride on an FA Cup journey they won’t forget in a hurry.

LUCKY DANIELS LEAVE IT LATE

IT was honours even at a cold Zeeco between two play-off hopefuls, with the draw being the fair result at the end of the day.

Pearson ready to step up at Saints

NORTHAMPTON are doing everything they can to persuade Courtney Lawes to carry on at Franklin's Gardens, but should the former England captain be tempted by one of the offers he has received from France, a potential replacement has been lined up.

DEVITT'S BACK TO WORK WITH REDS PAL DAN

JAMIE Devitt says he had no hesitation stepping into Non-League to climb the coaching ladder as player/assistant manager of Workington.

HIGHWORTH GO TO TOWN ON DALERS

TWO Luke Whelan goals within three second half minutes sent Highworth Town into the FA Vase fifth round for the first time in nine years with a 3-1 victory at Holmesdale.

TOP GREENS STUN LATICS

Nico nets last-gasp clincher

Greg Abbott's Bid To Shake Up Immigration Debate Is Succeeding

By sending thousands of migrants to sanctuary cities in the north, the Republican Texas governor has forced Democrats to face the hot-button political issue head on

Paving The Way For An Inclusive Future

COLLECTIVE EFFORTS BY GOVERNMENTS, CORPORATIONS, AND INDIVIDUALS ARE PIVOTAL IN SHAPING AN INCLUSIVE FUTURE. BY WORKING TOGETHER, PEOPLE CAN CHANGE THE WORLD.

Riding the 'Wave of Death' Back to Consciousness

The end of life is not necessarily an abrupt, final shutting down of the brain but a series of changes that, in some cases, can even be reversed

How the Trial of Bryan Kohberger Will Unfold

The murders of four University of Idaho students shocked the nation. Now the man accused of their lethal stabbings finally looks set to face a jury

Boy's Best Friend

Autism service dog transform's 9-year-old's life, helping him de-escalate aggressive tendencies

Colman Domingo

WHEN YOU THINK OF CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS, ACTIVIST BAYARD RUSTIN isn't usually the first to come to mind. For Colman Domingo, who portrays the title character in Rustin, his lack of inclusion in many history lessons is because he was openly queer.

TOMMY'S BAGGED A SHOT AT GLORY

TOMMY WIDDRINGTON can't help but smile when he thinks of the near 5,000 Aldershot Town supporters who will trek to West Brom this afternoon, dreaming of more FA Cup glory.