Non League

Paul Carden has left Warrington Town after five years in charge to join AFC Telford United of the National League North. Shortly after Warrington’s 2-2 draw against Mickleover Sports, the club announced they had been approached and talks were taking place with the manager.

Marine have been drawn against Bradford Park Avenue in the second round of the FA Trophy. The Mariners defeated Dunston on penalties in Saturday's first round, a game which saw one of the Dunston players fix the floodlights after they failed at the Globe Arena.

Litherland REMYCA will play their games at Bootle FC after their Litherland Sports Park ground was damaged in a storm. The temporary arrangement will see Litherland REMYCA staging home games at the Berry Street Stadium until their home ground is repaired.

AFC Liverpool suffered another home defeat as they lost 3-1 to Barnoldswick Town FC. They went behind just after the half an hour mark after Connor Jackson (32) capitalised on a defensive error.

EXCLUSIVE With an esteemed Scottish Premier League and English Football League career behind him, Marine defender David Raven has been one of the driving forces behind the club’s success over the past two seasons. In a youthful side, Raven brings a plethora of experiences that make him one of the side's real leaders, having played professional football for 14 years before stepping into non league.

“There is an aura of confidence around the squad at present," says Marine skipper Niall Cummins. "Not that we think we are superior to any opposition, but simply that we trust each other to give 100% for each other.”

The draw for the First Round Proper has taken place with three local teams still in the competition and dreaming of that visit to Wembley. The Mariners will host Dunston after they defeated South Shields on penalties at the Marine Travel Arena.

Marine host an in-form Trafford tomorrow (November 2) and hope to extend their incredible league form. The home side sit third just four points off top of the league table whilst still having two games in hand.

October is Black History Month, which recognises the history and achievements of people from African or Caribbean heritages, and to educate people about the effects of racism. Marine FC defender Josh Solomon-Davies was born in St Lucia in the Caribbean before moving to Birkenhead aged just seven.

Bootle FC advanced in the FA Trophy after knocking out Widnes FC in a penalty shootout. Bootle produced a mirror image result to progress after edging out Trafford on penalties in the previous FA Trophy qualifying round.