Non League

Warrington Rylands are one step away from creating their own history, as the face Hednesford Town on Monday (May 4th) in the play-off final for a chance of promotion to the National League North for the first time ever. Rylands...

Non-league team Lower Breck FC were undone by two missed penalties in a thrilling 2-2 play-off semi-final with Avro FC.  The highly-poised Northern Premier League West fixture under the lights saw Breck come from behind to lead in extra-time, before the home side equalised in the dying minutes to send the game to penalties.

The non-league football season has come to an end, but the real business has now begun as attention for Marine and Vauxhall Motors has switched to the “never-ending cycle” of the summer transfer window.

Marine manager Bobby Grant has labelled the officials as "beyond a joke" after last night's 2-1 away defeat at Hereford. Grant felt that the home side's opening goal should not have stood due to a handball in the build up, and that Hereford escaped a red card after the referee booked the same player twice.

Marine AFC are looking to realise their "Wembley Dream" and make history as they prepare to visit Wealdstone in the FA Trophy semi-final next Saturday (28th March).

Marine vice chairman Dave McMillan says Saturday’s FA Trophy quarter-final against Woking is one of the club’s biggest fixtures in years, as the Crosby side look to reach the last four for the first time since the early 1990s.

Two first half goals were enough for Southport to hold on to a 2-1 win and secure a league double over promotion chasing Radcliffe to move seven points clear of the relegation zone. Malakai McKenzie and Dylan Dwyer's deflected efforts...

Bobby Grant won’t criticise his “outstanding” players despite a 4-0 defeat away to Kidderminster Harriers at Aggborough Stadium. The defeat on Tuesday night leaves Marine in 10th position in National League North and four points off the play-off positions. Kidderminster took...

Andy Crosby was delighted with the commitment and intensity shown by his Tranmere Rovers side after their six-game losing streak was ended with a 2-0 win at home to Crawley Town.

Southport manager Neil Danns blamed his side's lack of basic defending after their 4-2 loss away at Chorley. The Sandgrounders were level 2-2 at half time, but then had a man sent off and conceded two goals after the break.