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YELTZ HELD IN BRAVE BATTLE

HALESOWEN TOWN 1 BARTON ROVERS 1

RECLASSIFY OUR ‘ELITE' STATUS FOR FANS' SAKE

SLOUGH TOWN joint-boss Neil Baker says the focus about the ‘elite’ player tag is clouding the argument about fans being locked out of National League grounds.

QUIZZERS, TAKE NOTE OF TOWN!

BUILDBASE FA TROPHY SEMI-FINAL NOTTS COUNTY 0 HARROGATE 1

JACK IS SPOT ON FOR REBELS

WEALDSTONE 0 SLOUGH TOWN 1

MULTI-MILLION RESCUE DEAL IS IMPERATIVE FOR SURVIVAL

League and clubs’ plea for support

GRAY: I WILL LEARN FROM FIRST YEAR

Sutton manager is confident for new season

CONVICTED REECE WON'T BE A ROBIN

SELBY Town have made another U-turn and won’t be signing convicted woman beaten Reece Thompson following huge criticism from the community and the withdrawal of a sponsor.

Wilko Is Ready To Go Again

Boss Bobby wants to rock with Robins

ZAK IS THE WAY TO DO IT

TWO of the pre-season favourites for promotion played out an entertaining game on the east coast and it was Ilkeston who gained the verdict.

TIME TO EXACT OUR REVENGE!

SAM SLOCOMBE says Notts County want to wrong some rights from their National League play-off heartache by getting one back over Harrogate Town.

MACCA'S GOING STRONG AT 46!

EDGWARE TOWN’S GOLDEN OLDIE

IT WAS WORTH IT ALL IN THE END

Age is catching up with me. On September 5, I decided to eschew the chance to watch more trialists run out for my club Farnborough and go and see an ex-Boro legend, Jamie Cureton.

SHOTS' SEARLE BAGS BIG MAC

DANNY SEARLE reckons top Premier League striker Ross McCormack is like a “kid in a sweetshop” after completing an incredible switch to Aldershot Town.

KAIN PROVES HE'S ABLE!

STAINES upset the form book with an exciting win over fancied Ware, coming from behind to record their first League win in exactly ten months.

GAP YEAR INEVITABLE SAY LIONS

Covid-19 restrictions ruin campaign

HARRIS: FANS LEFT IN LIMBO

New Covid guidelines change everything

BIDDERS OFFER A LIFELINE TO MACC

MACCLESFIELD TOWN have had two potential bidders lodge their interest with the official receiver after the club was wound-up over more than £500,000 worth of debt.

It's Deacon Blues For Steels Braves

REAL football returned with all our favorite ingredients – a bristling FA Cup tie live on the BBC in front of an enthusiastic Yorkshire crowd with thrills, spills, and a frantic finish.

CHUCK IN A PIE TO HELP CLUBS

THIS terrible Coro-navirus pandemic has had a devastating impact on the finances of our Non-League fraternity.

LEAGUE CHIEF – FOLLOW ADVICE

PITCHING In Northern Premier League chairman Mark Harris has reinforced The FA’s message on Non-League club’s adhering to Covid-19 guidance.

LATE, LATE SHOW AS SAD DISS DISMAYED

A FOUR-GOAL blitz in the last 13 minutes saw hosts Stamford hammer Diss Town 4-0. On target were Tendai Chitiza, Jack McGovern, Jon Challinor, and James Blunden.

KIGHTLY'S IN A RUSH TO RETURN

Premier ace makes Olympic-size U-turn

HOME IS WHERE MY HEART IS

Drury’s back to lay firm foundations with Brickies

LINNETS READY TO ‘RUFFLE FEATHERS!'

RORY McAuley says King’s Lynn Town can’t wait to show the National League big boys what they’re all about.

ELL OF AN EFFORT FROM ACE NEVITT

ELLIOT Nevitt proved City of Liverpool’s Cup hero at Glossop North End even though he was only in the team due to a pre-match injury for striker Tony Gray.

AARON CONTINUES MALDON'S HEROICS

AN excellent finish from Maldon & Tiptree’s Aar-on William-Bushell on the hour settled this absorbing FA Cup tie at Hertingfordbury Park between these two Essex rivals.

ECHOING OUR BIG AMBITION

Quakers’ plan is still on track

Party Time For Proud Beachboys

Concord Rangers recovered from an early deficit to create history with a first-ever FA Trophy final place at Wembley – but it was just a shame no-one was there to witness it.

Parrott Is Talk Of The Woods

The FA Cup returned with a bang in midweek as Non-League clubs became the first to welcome crowds back to competitive fixtures.

Alfold On Cloud Nine As Cup Debut Grips Village

IN 2015, Alfold club secretary Wayne Mouring was erecting a fence around the pitch to stop cars parking on it.