Match Reports

The Sports are held by Hamlet after Charley Kendall's effort had put them in front at Champion Hill

Hemel Hempstead Town 1-0 Hungerford Town

Goals from Luke Shiels, Fraser Preston and Danny Elliott handed Paul Cox a winning start as Boston United manager on Tuesday evening.

Goals from Sam Deadfield and Jack McKnight ensured Hampton & Richmond's strong performance was rewarded with a point against Dartford.

The Sports' unbeaten record in 2022 comes to an end at Twerton Park

Two goals apiece from Alex Curran & Tom Peers ensured it was Curzon that came out on top of this seven goal thriller & killed of any chance that Chester had of coming from behind to win the game.

James Hanson’s first goal for Boston United rescued a point for the Pilgrims at Spennymoor Town on Saturday afternoon.

The Beavers' tough run continues after defeat at home

Hungerford Town 2-1 Chelmsford City

Hamlet were blown away by Alfie Rutherford’s first half hat-trick, as Dorking Wanderers’ seventh straight league win reinforced their position at the top of the table, with Reise Allassani’s reply on the hour representing no more than a consolation.

Three late goals see Borough come from behind to run out deserved winners at Priory Lane

Despite a great performance, Beavers can't hold league leaders at home

Eastbourne Borough 5 -2 Hungerford Town

Hamlet had to settle for a single point, after leading for almost an hour through Tyrone Sterling’s goal, when the refusal of an apparently clear penalty led directly to an equalizer at the other end.

Borough finally get New Year up and running with impressive win at Oxford City

Curzon who have not won in the league since the 6th of November 2021 got back to winning ways with a win against lowly Blyth Spartans.

A rare Tyrell Miller-Rodney score sets up Beavers victory

Tonbridge Angels 2-1 Hungerford Town

Boston United battled out a goalless draw at Gloucester City as Paul Green got his first point on the board as caretaker manager.

Goals from Jordan Preston and Danny Elliott were not enough for Boston United as the Pilgrims slipped to defeat on Sunday afternoon.

A fourth capacity crowd of the season at Champion Hill saw visitors Welling, led by former England caretaker and Under 21 manager Peter Taylor, claim all three points thanks to a 56th minute goal by former Hamlet striker Dipo Akinyemi.

Hungerford Town 3 - 0 Hampton and Richmond Borough

Kieran Hill sums up the action from York Road

Chippenham ran out deserved winners on a murky day at Bulpit Lane, where the Crusaders put in a murky performance

Boston United ended the calendar year on a losing note as the depleted Pilgrims found league leaders Brackley Town too hot to handle.

Hamlet twice came from behind to secure a share of the points in a hard fought match on a damp and drizzly afternoon at Longmead Stadium, the fifth time in the last six this fixture has ended all square.

A late Jake Evans strike secured all three points for the Crusaders and their sixth away victory of the season.

Jake Wright Jnr marked an impressive display with a goal - but Boston United were edged out by two old boys against Kidderminster Harriers.

A late strike from Reece Fleet secured a win for Oxford City in a spicey A34 derby match at Bulpit Lane.

Following an impressive first half performance from visitors Ebbsfleet, Hamlet fought back to land the knockout blow in a thrilling goal feast in front of a capacity crowd at Champion Hill.

Jordan Burrow scored a second half winner as Boston United produced a stirring comeback to see off Kettering Town on Saturday afternoon.

Jake Wright Jnr scored twice within the first six minutes to hand Boston United another home victory on Tuesday evening.

In-form Hamlet received a rude awakening on this visit to “the city of dreaming spires” and are still seeking a first National League point from the fixture, following their first away defeat of the season.

Adam Lakeland’s unbeaten start to life in the league continues,

Two goals in the space of three sensational second half minutes saw the Crusaders win their fifth away game of the season.

Jake Wright Jnr scored a stoppage time equaliser as Boston United fought back to share the spoils against Chorley on Saturday afternoon.

A hat-trick from Charley Kendall saw the Sports return to winning ways this afternoon

Hamlet extended their winning streak to three matches with eleven goals scored, once again snatching a late winner in a seven goal thriller just as they had done at home to Hampton two games ago.

York travelled to the Tameside stadium on the back of two defeats while Curzon themselves were busy in the transfer market bringing in Matthew Rain and also loaning Nyal Bell from Kidderminster Harriers.

Hamlet delivered a dominant performance to win convincingly, as visitors Bath were ruthlessly washed away by a torrent of attacking play.

When Alfie Eagan scored a goal in the 80th minute to put Ebbsfleet 4-1 up it looked all over at Bulpit Lane but a Ryan Seager brace late on for Hungerford saw a nervous finish for Fleet at Bulpit Lane.

Fraser Preston bagged his seventh goal of the season but Boston United slipped to a second consecutive away defeat on Saturday afternoon.

The Crusaders failed to make the breakthrough in what was ultimately a frustrating night at Bulpit Lane for them has Hemel took home the three points

A first half scoring spree was enough to secure the points and Hungerford’s second successive 4 – 1 away win in the National League South.

Debatable second half red cards for Scott Duxbury and Danny Elliott condemned Boston United to defeat at Chester FC on Saturday afternoon.

Two goals inside the final ten minutes saw the Sports denied even a point from their trip to Clarence Park

A Ryan Seager winner in injury time to secure a hat trick saw the three points secured for the home side in a thrilling encounter

Boston United chalked up a fourth consecutive National League North victory with a 2-0 success over Hereford FC on Saturday afternoon.

A close fought encounter saw Hungerford earn a point at Bulpit Lane but it was feisty at times in a competitive fixture

Danny Elliott and Shane Byrne struck cool spot-kicks as Boston United recorded a sixth successive home victory over York City on Tuesday evening.