Aldershot knew too much for Braintree on Saturday, running out comfortable 3-0 winners at the Recreation Ground. It could have been so different however, if Tommy Noble had enjoyed greater luck in front of goal in the opening quarter. Instead, his efforts
Brothers in arms David and Neil were the heroes on Saturday, as Canvey finally kick-started their promotion quest with victory over Hitchin Town. Having slipped to the foot of the Ryman Premier after their midweek thrashing by Bishop's Stortford, the
Billericay Town moved joint top of the Ryman Premier with a hard fought 1-0 success in Buckinghamshire. With the home side fielding five changes, Town were unsure what to expect, though they'd have been grateful for the generosity of their hosts, as Mark
Chelmsford City are still winless, though would have been content with a point against Worcester City at New Lodge on Saturday. The Clarets took the lead a minute before the break when Steve Sanders fired an outstanding drive into the top corner from
Grays are yet to find the form that has led many to install them as pre-season favourites for the Ryman Premier title, and they fell to their first defeat of the season at home to Basingstoke on Saturday. The hosts were soon into their stride though ,
Having leaked five in the week against Maidenhead United, Chesham were more than content with a point and a clean sheet at Heybridge on Saturday. It was an uninspiring encounter for both sides, with midfield possession dominating much of the play. Swifts
Harlow moved third in the Division One North standings yesterday with a narrow 2-1 home win over Wembley. Substitute Dale Archer's double reversed a 1-0 half-time deficit presented by Chris Perisimou's strike for the North London club. Archer's first
A century from John Stephenson has helped Essex to a four-wicket victory over Durham at Colchester's Castle Park. The win in the County Championship Division Two keeps Essex in the promotion hunt. Having been set a target of 321 runs for victory by the
Stortford missed out on the chance to go third in the Ryman Premier, leaking two late goals to claim only a point at Harrow Borough. Boosted by Tuesday night's superb showing at Canvey Island, Stortford tore into their opponents from the off, and led
