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WELCOME Our performances in said games have been as big as the stature of the games themselves, full of heart, passion and endeavour Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to a rather chilly Premier Plus Stadium, home of the Saints and the Mick George Academy, for today’s Evostik League South Premier division fixture. Today we extend a warm welcome to the players, officials and supporters of Banbury United Football Club and we hope you all have an enjoyable, if brief, stay with us here in Cambridgeshire this afternoon and we also extend a very warm welcome to the young ladies of Stevenage Starlets FC, who are spending the afternoon with us and once again, we really hope you all enjoy your matchday experience with us this afternoon. Hopefully the ‘Beast from the East’ hasn’t been as ferocious as first expected and we have managed to get today’s game on meaning we will have a 100% record so far with our home fixtures, testament to the good work which has been carried out on the pitch over the last couple of seasons, so as I’m penning these notes, it’s definitely a case of ‘fingers crossed’.
Some big games in recent weeks against teams in and around the top five in the division and I’ve got to say our performances in said games have been as big as the stature of the games themselves, full of heart, passion and endeavour. Ok, we may not have got the three points in some of the fixtures but we have pushed the opposition all the way, most notably in the Hereford and Slough games. Very, very pleasing, both from the view of a director and of course an avid supporter of the Saints. A big shoutout to the hardy souls who travelled to Edgar Street last Tuesday to cheer us on, massive credit to you all. Off the pitch, again, as I write this, we are very close to being able to announce our new Chairman. We are just awaiting the relevant paperwork being returned from the Football Association and we will release all the details.
Details of our Hunts FA Senior Cup appearance are beginning to take shape. The Final will take place on Wednesday 2nd May at the home ground of the losing semi – finalists, of which the clubs are Eynesbury Rovers and Yaxley FC. This Semi-Final was due to take place on Tuesday evening (27th February) however due to the weather situation, may well have not yet taken place. Keep an eye on the website and our social media channels for further details. Ok then, back to today’s game. Keep your fantastic support going again this afternoon, play your part off the pitch and I’m sure the lads on the pitch will match your efforts. THANKS FOR YOUR CONTINUED AMAZING SUPPORT…..
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MANAGER’S NOTES We welcome today Banbury and all their fans as we look to put some points back on the board after two close but tough encounters. And we know today will be exactly the same against a good footballing side. Despite being a bit battered and bruised squad wise recently, Scott & Lewis (hamstring) Harry (kidney stones) and Kyran suspended. We have performed fantastically well and really shown we can compete in the league with anyone on our day. And with a run of Chesham, Weymouth, Tiverton,
Hereford and Slough and picking up 6 points that proves that. And a special thank you to traveling away fans making some huge journeys we respect it and appreciate it. So it will be safe again today. A base of honesty and character combined with brave football and boys of magic.
So wrap up warm and give us your support as we aim to entertain and represent the club positively again. Finally a warm welcome to our mascots today we hope they have a great experience with us today. COYS Matt Clements
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BANBURY UNITED FC Joined League: 1931 Chairman: Ronnie Johnson Website: www.banburyunitedfc.co.uk Nickname: The Puritans
A special welcome for our next home Southern League Premier Division fixture of the season with BANBURY UNITED our visitors this afternoon. After being very early season leaders of the table Banbury have spent most of the season just outside the play-off places and are currently eighth five points and three places ahead of our lads at the time these notes were penned. At the end of the 2014/15 season Banbury finished 21st in the table and was relegated to the South and West Division but roared back to win promotion back to the Premier Division at their first attempt. In our nine meetings with Banbury we have won four times and drawn twice but all four of those victories came in our first five meetings, so some recent improvement would be desirable. Earlier in the season we travelled to Banbury returning with a creditable draw thanks to a Dylan Williams goal in the second half, having trailed at half time. Banbury are a fan-owned club and have been playing at Step Three since the year 2000. Recently their best showing at this level was last season when they finished sixth – just one place but five points below the playoffs. Banbury have reached the first round Proper of the FA Cup three times in their history but this season they bowed out at the third round qualifying stage to Northern Premier League side Shildon. In the FA
Trophy they defeated Tiverton (whom they had also knocked out of the FA Cup) but lost to Farnborough in the Second Qualifying Round and in the BFB League Cup they were early casualties losing to lower graded Didcot Town in the first round. CLUB HISTORY Banbury United’s genesis is to be found in Spencer Villa, a works club formed in 1931. Friendly matches were played on a ground on the town’s Middleton Road. The club joined the Banbury Junior League for the 1933-34 season and won the championship at their first attempt. They changed their name to Banbury Spencer in 1934 and moved to their current ground for the start of the 1934-35 season in which they competed in the Oxfordshire Senior League. This too they won at their first attempt. During the season they were elected to the Birmingham Combination for the start of the 1935-36 season. After the war, Banbury resumed in the Birmingham Combination and turned professional for the 1946-47 season. In 1947-48, with attendances averaging 3,500, they finished runnersup in the league and reached the first round proper of the FA Cup for the first time, losing 2-1 at Colchester United, at that time a Southern League club. The status of the Birmingham Combination began to decline
in the early 1950s. At the end of the 1953-54 season the league disbanded and, along with most of its remaining clubs, Banbury joined the Birmingham League. In 195960 they reached the final of the Birmingham Senior Cup for the second time, again losing to Nuneaton, this time 1-0. In 1961-62, Banbury reached the first round of the FA Cup for the second time, travelling to Third Division Shrewsbury Town and losing 7-1. In 1965 a group of local businessmen bought the club and Banbury Spencer became Banbury United and during the summer of 1966 Banbury were elected to the Southern League. Significant improvements were made to the ground. Floodlights were installed and the famous old railway coaches that had been used as changing rooms were removed and replaced by a new clubhouse. The first round of the FA Cup was reached twice more; in 197273, United lost 2-0 at home to Barnet, then a Southern League club, and the following season, after a 0-0 draw at home, they lost 3-2 away to Fourth Division Northampton Town in a replay. United twice reached the last sixteen of the FA Trophy, losing 1-0 in a replay to Hereford United in 1970-71 and, in 1973-74, by the same score in a second replay to eventual Southern League champions Dartford. From the late 1970s
United’s fortunes declined sharply as debts mounted and in 1990, United finished 21st of 22 and were relegated for the first time in their history, starting season 1990-91 in the Hellenic League. In 1999/200 the club clinched the Hellenic League championship with two games remaining and Banbury United were back in the Southern League almost ten years after leaving it. The restructure of non-league football meant that the 2004-05 season was anticipated as keenly as any in the history of the club and United were equal to the challenge of Premier Division football – but only just. Winless after five games, they rose to ninth by the end of October but then struggled and by February had sunk to within one place of the relegation zone and spent two months there before a late improvement saw them to safety with a game to spare. Five wins in the first eight games of the 2011-2 season took United to second place but as players left the cash-strapped club, tempted by better offers, an alarming slump followed. Winning only six of their next 31 matches, United fell into the relegation places on Easter Monday. Two wins in the last three games saw them to safety. In 2013/14 Banbury finished 16th in the table nine points above the relegation zone. Relegated the following season Banbury bounced straight back to the Premier Division this season via the play-offs. BANBURY UNITED FC SQUAD 2017/18 JACK HARDING 24 year-old goalkeeper who came through the Banbury
United youth side and would progress to be a regular in the reserve side, also making five first team appearances. His last first team appearance for United before moving on was as part of the Buckingham Charity Cup final winning side in May 2012 against Cogenhoe United. After a spell with Hellenic League Division One side Hook Norton he joined Premier Division side Ardley United for the start of season 2013/14 where over the course of two seasons he established himself as one of the top goalkeepers in the Hellenic League. Returned to Banbury in the summer of 2015. CONOR MCDONAGH 23 year-old striker originally a scholar with Oxford United before joining Oxford City in the summer of 2011, playing primarily for the City Nomads side in the Hellenic League. After a spell with Witney Town he established himself at Southern League level with North Leigh. Moving away from the area he spent season 2014/15 with Ossett Albion though he also played some games for Thame United that season. On his return to Oxfordshire he joined Didcot Town at the start of season 2015/16 but moved up two levels to Conference South side Oxford City in September 2015. Joined Banbury in September 2016. ZAC MCEACHRAN 21 year-old midfielder who joined the club prior to the start of last season. He came through the Oxford City youth development programme to become a regular in the Oxford City Nomads Hellenic League side. Has also played for the City side in Conference North and made his first team debut
for them back in January 2012 as a 17 year-old. Is the younger brother of Brentford’s Josh. MARK BELL 26 year-old wide midfielder who joined the club in the summer of 2015 from Southern League Premier Division side Chesham United. He was a junior at Oxford United before joining Oxford City, coming through the City Nomads side before establishing himself in the first team. After being part of the City squad that won promotion to Conference North in season 2011/12, he left them in the summer of 2012 to play for Bedford Town but returned to Court Place Farm in January 2013. The summer of 2013 saw him have a successful trial with Conference National club Nuneaton Town and he had a three month spell with them before spending the remainder of the season back with Oxford City and then North Leigh. He joined Chesham United in the summer of 2014. RICKY JOHNSON 28 year-old striker who joined the club for his third spell in the summer of 2015. Originally came through the Banbury United youth side and made a few first team appearances before going on to play for Easington Sports, Witney United, Hook Norton and Woodford United. Returned to the Spencer Stadium in December 2011 scoring 19 goals in 42 appearances before leaving in September 2012 for Leamington where he helped them to win the Southern League Championship in 2012/13 before playing the following season for the Brakes in Conference North. He spent season 2014/15 playing for Hellenic League Premier Division side Ardley United.
Last season’s top goalscorer with 29 goals.
Moved to Banbury United in the summer of 2016.
DARIUS BROWNE 20 year-old left winger who has been with the Oxford United and the Coventry City academy. Also played for Easington Sports and Banbury United’s youth side before establishing himself in the United first team in season 2014/15.
GEORGE NASH 24 year-old midfielder who joined the club in October 2015. Played for Western League side Corsham Town before playing for the Loughborough University side in the Midland Alliance for three seasons. He was captain of the University side and voted Midland Alliance League “Player of the Season” in 2013/14. Whilst at Loughborough he played for the England and Great Britain Universities sides. Played for Chippenham Park in season 2014/15 before joining Worcester City in the summer of 2015 making seven Conference North appearances for them before joining Banbury. Has also represented England at senior international level at Futsal.
ANDY GUNN 28 year-old central defender who moved to the Spencer Stadium from North Leigh in the summer of 2015. Started his career at Oxford United and progressed to earn a professional deal, making three league appearances for them in the Conference in season 2006/07. After being released in May 2007 he joined Oxford City and had three seasons with them before moving on to Didcot Town, Cirencester Town and Aylesbury FC. He returned to Oxford City in the summer of 2012 playing for them in Conference North before spending two seasons with North Leigh. CALLUM WHITE 21 year-old right back who joined the club in August 2014. Missed the second half of season 2014/15 due to injury but returned for the start of last season. Was on Norwich City’s books as a youngster and has also played for Dereham Town. JACK SELF 21 year-old midfielder who had been with Didcot Town since the summer of 2014 after moving there from Oxford City. Made 78 appearances for the Railwaymen in his two years with the club. Spent time with Oxford United in their youth system before joining City.
JACOB BLACKSTOCK 17 year-old midfielder or full back, younger brother of Rotherham United’s Dexter, who was with Cheltenham Town at under 16 level and had since the start of season 2014/15 been playing for Oxford City in the Football Conference Youth Alliance before joining Banbury United in September 2015. Banbury United Management and Player Squad 2016/17 JACK WESTBROOK 21 year-old defender or defensive midfielder who resigned for the club in October 2015. Originally joined Banbury United at the start of season 2014/15 after spending three years with South Midlands League side Mursley United. Made 48 appearances for the Puritans that season, scoring 3 goals. Moved to Redditch
United in the summer of 2015 but after three months opted to return to the Spencer Stadium. ADAM RIMMER 17 year-old goalkeeper who joined the club towards the end of the season 2015/16. Has also played for the Bicester Town Colts sides at U17 and U18 level. MARTIN ASIEDU OFOSU 24 year-old striker who joined the club from Oxford City in December 2016. Born in Accra, Ghana but has Italian nationality. He joined Oxford City this past summer after previously playing in Italy for a number of clubs including Novara Calcio, Calcio Como, Calcio Lecco, ASD Borgomanero and AC Legnano. MARVIN MARTIN 25 year-old left sided defender, who can also play in midfield. A former Oxford United scholar who initially joined Banbury United on work experience for the start of season 2009/10, the move subsequently being made permanent. After making 91 appearances for Banbury, Marvin then moved to Oxford City in March 2011 and was a member of their Southern League promotion winning side of 2011/12. He opted to return to Banbury in October 2012 and stayed with the club through to the end of season 2014/15, amassing a further 126 appearances before moving to Didcot Town. Returned to Banbury for a third spell in September 2016.
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It’s the biggest shake-up in the Non-League game since 2004… and now the FA has revealed what it might look like. From 2018/19, an extra division will be added at Steps 3 and 4. The FA’s Leagues Committee has released provisional Step 3 and 4 league boundaries ahead of next season’s National League System restructuring. At their meeting on February 6, the Committee decided the principles to be applied when allocating clubs at the two steps. The Committee decision was taken after hearing the results of two exercises, the first using the tables at the end of last season (2016/17) and the second based on the tables as of January 2 2018. It is emphasised by the FA that, for the time being, this is a guide only and they have deliberately not included names of clubs because the full allocation can only be made when the identities of the constituent clubs are known. It is clarified that this is for season 2018/19 and the make-up of clubs in future seasons may alter this approach. At Step 3, the decision is to implement a north division, a central ‘band’ from the east coast to the west of Birmingham, together with south west and south east divisions, as shown in The NLP’s graphic below. The Southern League is to administer the pink and yellow areas, the Isthmian League the green area and the Northern Premier League to administer the area coloured black. At Step 4, the seven areas will be divided as shown in The NLP’s graphic below. The Isthmian League has responsibility for the green, blue and orange areas, the Southern League administers the yellow and pink areas and the Northern Premier League in the area coloured black. The Northern Premier League is calling a meeting of its clubs to decide whether to remain with a north/south split or to change to an east/west allocation.
1ST TEAM REPORT SLOUGH TOWN Southern League Premier Division Two goals either end of the first half proved sufficient to give Slough all three points as they avenged an early season defeat at the Premier Plus Stadium. The game had barely got under way when after 35 seconds in the first attack of the match Slough were in front – the quickest goal ever scored against St Neots in a Southern League fixture. That might have dampened the hopes of any side but for much of the remaining 89 minutes St Neots looked undaunted and might well have returned home with a share of the points. However, their reshaped side lacked bite in front of goal and despite a solid overall performance they can have no complaints about the result. The day began badly with the news that striker Lewis Irwin had failed to shake off an injury sustained in the midweek trip to Hereford, so Stefan Broccoli was restored in a reshaped attack. In midfield Kyron Wiltshire was serving the first of his two-match suspension with David Bridges replacing him but another late problem surfaced with Jack Bradshaw breaking down in the warm-up, so Liam McDevitt came in at the heart of the defence with the versatile Tom Wood moving to full back. With only two substitutes (one of them less than fully fit) it was just as well that there were no further injury scares. That lightning quick goal resulted from some very shoddy early defending. James Dobson waltzed past Johnny Herd to produce the perfect cross and Perry Coles, recently acquired
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ST NEOTS TOWN from Basingstoke and making his home debut, managed to get free from the two central defenders to give Finlay Iron no chance with a crisp finish. St Neots responded with a Herd free kick comfortably saved by home keeper Jack Turner and apart from a 12th minute let off when Chris Flood was left unmarked to crash a volley against a goalpost, St Neots came back well to compete with some confidence. They still tended to play with their back line too narrow giving wide men Dobson and Warren Harris too much space, but Slough failed to make their attacking possession count and Iron was seldom tested. After 40 minutes a Herd corner went over the head of Turner to finish up in the net, but the Referee had spotted a push on the keeper and a free kick was awarded. Then in the last three minutes of the half there was non-stop action. A glancing header by Mark Nisbet from a Matt Lench corner was headed off the line by the hardworking Luke Knight but from a Guy Hollis long throw, Dobson headed on to the far post and Perry Coles claimed his second goal of the match. In added time at the end of the first half St Neots produced the perfect response when from another Herd corner Nabil Shariff rose to head over the keeper to keep the visitors in the game. Within two minutes of the restart the Referee missed a clear handball by a home defender following a corner and as St Neots vainly appealed, the home side broke forward with Dobson going clear of the defence but
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with only the keeper to beat he saw his shot rebound from a post. The pace of the game then seemed to drop and for a spell much of the play was in midfield with neither side seeming able to carve out a real opening. Dobson did well to get past his marker to cross to set up Flood for a free header that he put straight into the arms of Iron, but St Neots were beginning to look the more confident and Shariff unselfishly set up Dion SembieFerris whose net bound effort was blocked by a defender. A spate of late bookings broke up the rhythm of the game, but three minutes from time after a sweet move started by Knight deep in the St Neots half, Shariff should have done better but sent his shot high over the bar. However, within Hitchin beaten at Basingstoke, St Neots remain eleventh in the table. St Neots: Iron, Wood, Herd, Knight, McDevitt, Parr, SembieFerris, Bridges, Shariff, Williams (D), Broccoli Subs: Buddle and Bradshaw (neither used) Cards: Bridges (Y – 66 mins), Williams (Y – 69 mins), McDevitt (Y – 82 mins) Goals: Shariff (45 + 1 min)
Referee: James Simpson (Paddington) Attendance: 615
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1ST TEAM REPORT Hereford United Southern League Premier Division St Neots returned from their challenging and lengthy midweek trip to Hereford unbowed despite a narrow 1-0 defeat at the hands of the league leaders. In front of a massive crowd of 2402 they produced a very creditable performance against the best side in the Division and were unlucky not to get a share of the spoils after matching Hereford in almost every department. Hereford boast the best defensive record in the league and are the second highest scorers, but they were taken all the way by St Neots who gave a brave determined showing and were close to becoming only the third side to win at Edgar Street this season. A fifth successive victory for the hosts has given them a four-point lead at the top with two matches in hand over the chasing pack, with St Neots remaining in eleventh place, eight points shy of the play-off places. Skipper Luke Knight returned to the side after suspension in place of David Bridges who was unavailable, and Dion Sembie Ferris was preferred to Stefan Broccoli who was on the substitutes bench. Hereford began very impressively forcing their visitors on the back foot from the first whistle. In only their first attack Jack Bradshaw had to clear off the line from a corner and then Finlay Iron produced a good low save to deny Pablo Heysham. St Neots did not let their opponents have it all their own way for after 15 minutes Kyron Wiltshire worked his way past two defenders to
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St Neots Town be brought down just out the area, but Bradshaw’s driven free kick was blocked by the defensive wall. Four minutes later St Neots had a let off when a Rob Purdie corner was won in the air by Jimmy Oates, but his effort was deflected as a defender stuck out a leg. Hesham was then wide with a header from another corner but St Neots always looked dangerous on the break and Lewis Irwin had a low shot deflected wide by Ryan Green. A 28th minute four by Taylor Parr earned him a booking and Hereford a free kick in a dangerous area but Jamie Bird’s effort was wide of the post and there was plenty of goalmouth action in the final five minutes of the first half as from a Nabil Shariff cross, Irwin saw his shot cleared off the line by Dara O’Shea and then at the other end Iron produced a stunning double save to deny Bird and Heysham. Hereford’s determined start to the second half brought them success. After Purdie had headed a corner onto the roof of the net they scored the only goal of the game after 55 minutes. Again, it came from one of the plethora of set-piece free kicks as another Purdie corner saw Dara O’Shea rise above the defence to power a header into the roof of the net despite the unlucky Iron getting his fingers to the ball. That setback seemed to spur the visitors and in quick succession home custodian Martin Horsell saved well from Shariff and then the same St Neots player headed narrowly wide from a Bradshaw corner. Iron then denied Heysham with an impressive save and then shepherded a Bird
0 free kick around the far post. In a bid to vary his options Matt Clements sent on Stefan Broccoli for the tiring Sembie-Ferris and he almost put Irwin clear of the defence, but a covering defender got back to rob him. With around ten minutes left Iron produced the save if the match diving full length to push away a shot from Mike Symons. Matt Clements declared himself ‘extremely proud’ of the work ethic and overall display of his side against ‘the best side we have played this season’.
St Neots: Iron, Bradshaw, Herd, Knight, Wood, Parr, SembieFerris, Wiltshire, Irwin, Shariff, Williams Subs: Broccoli (for Sembie-Ferris 73 mins), Buddle and Rudman. Cards: Parr (Y – 28 mins), Wiltshire (Y – 31 mins), SembieFerris (Y – 47 mins), Knight (Y – 51 mins) Goals: none
Hereford: Horsell, Oates, Pring, Richards, Green, O’Shea, Reffell, Bird, Haysham, Purdie, Symons Subs: Murphy (for Bird 71 mins), Bowen, Mills, Dearman and Puddy. Cards: Bird (Y – 67 mins), Reffell (Y – 76 mins) Goals: O’Shea (55 mins) Referee: Mark Howes (Solihull) Attendance: 2402 John Walker
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Getting To Know Stefan Broccoli With Emily Dodson Full Name: Stefan Daniele Broccoli Age: 20 Position: Winger Previous club: Newcastle United Hometown: Peterborough Messi or Ronaldo? Messi
What is your job outside of football? Coaching Kids
You’re being sent to a desert island and you can only take 3 things what would you take? A plane, A pilot, and petrol
Why did you want to join St.Neots? There’s great opportunity here. Some family friends come and watch and said what a great club it was. Being here I can get to play regular football again.
How different is non league football compared to the professional game? You get kicked about the pitch a lot more in non league, but it’s not as different as people make out. What has been your most memorable moment in football so far and why? Playing at St James Park. Unbelievable stadium, such a great experience.
Favourite pre match meal? My Nan’s pasta
One thing that annoys you? Dev’s banter
Best ground you have played at? The Emirates Stadium Who is the toughest opponent you have played against and why? Hatem Ben Arfa - couldn’t get the ball off of him
Favourite film Stepbrothers
If you could pick any player (past or present) to be in your team who would it be? And why? Pirlo. I loved him through watching Italy. The way be plays is unbelievable. What footballer did you want to be like growing up? Freddie Ljungbery - Arsenal fan and he was a red head.
Which of your team mates would you not want to be stuck in a lift with? Taylor (Parr) How old were you when you first started playing football?
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Which of your team mates has the best banter? Knighty Which of your team mates would be the worst on strictly come dancing? Dion - I don’t thinks he’s got any moves. If you could tell your 16 year old self one thing what would it be? Make the most of where you are and what you’re doing.
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This was only the second meeting of these two sides and like their first match it was very closely contested with a single goal difference deciding the outcome. With three senior players still injured St Neots Manager Steve Kuhne opted to rest two more – himself and Scott Grant - and so it was time for the fringe players to prove themselves. Already through to the Hunts Senior Cup Final St Neots aim is a County Cup double and this victory earned them a home semi-final with Huntingdon Town so they will consider it a night’s work well done. On a very wet pitch the sides had to first adapt to the conditions and after one early shot wide of target by Gary Walker the visitors began to confidently dominate proceedings. Leroy Odd outpaced the defence to shoot across the face of goal and Steve Young produced a smart save to deny Robbie O’Dell and with Biggleswade employing a three-man attack there was no shortage of goalmouth action. After 14 minutes the visitors forged ahead when Robbie O’Dell picked the ball up well inside his own half and accelerated forward to find
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Jack Weeden with a perfectly judged through ball and his pace took him clear to fire low past Young. St Neots had to make an early substitution with Jason Darvall making his first appearance since January coming on to replace James Hatch suffering a recurrence of his weekend injury. The visitors continued to look the batter side but after 32 minutes they conceded a free kick 25 yards from goal and Matt Endersby produced a peach of a shot to leave visiting keeper Darren Ayre grasping at air as he was beaten at his near post. That equaliser seemed to level up the contest and after 37 minutes debut striker Ben Smith had a fine header from a Mark Franklin corner cleared off the line but the effort would not have counted because the referee had spotted an infringement. Both sides were more cautious after half time with the focus now on a midfield battle where Jon Hoggett and Andre Maltay looked really strong it began to look that St Neots had regained their confidence. Steve Young had to save from Martin Russell and Robbie O’Dell but the visitors’ efforts were now more long range and midway through the half St Neots withdrew
Smith and introduced Steve Kuhne to the attack. Within two minutes they had taken the lead as Maltay made a strong unchallenged run from midfield before feeding Darvall wide on the right. His cross was early and with defenders caught out of position Gary Walker forced the ball home from close range to claim his sixth goal in five consecutive matches. Much of the remainder of the second half saw Biggleswade pushing forward in search of an equaliser but the St Neots defence superbly marshalled by Gary Watts now had the measure of the visiting attack and Young was seldom tested. They shook off the fatigue of their fourth match in nine days and held out fairly comfortably to earn their semi-final berth.
St Neots: Young, Clark, Endersby, Watts, Hurst, Hoggett, Hatch (Darvall 22 mins), Maltay, Smith (Kuhne 67 mins), Walker, Franklin Subs not used: Grant. Goals: Endersby (32 mins), Walker (69 mins). John Walker
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1ST TEAM REPORT ST NEOTS TOWN Southern League Premier Division St Neots overhauled their tally of league points from last season with this narrow victory over visiting Tiverton to complete their first league ‘double’ of the season. The margin of victory could and should have been greater but two disallowed first half goals gave the visitors a slim hope of a comeback right up until the final whistle. It was only St Neots’ fourth clean sheet in the league this season with the last one being three months ago on 14th November. However, St Neots keeper Finlay Iron did not have a direct shot to save throughout this match, so the victory was thoroughly deserved. St Neots fourth league victory in five matches represents their best run this season ahead of a Tuesday evening trip to new league leaders Hereford United. With Luke Knight and Liam McDevitt suspended, Scott Sinclair injured and Harry O’Malley unwell, St Neots selection options were very limited, but they recalled Lewis Irwin, Stefan Broccoli and David Bridges with Dion SembieFerris the only senior player on the substitutes bench. Now with four defeats in their last six matches Tiverton’s hopes of a play-off place in their first season back at Step Three look to be fading, now five points shy of fifth place. After a couple of good moves in the opening ten minutes little was seen of the visiting attack and St Neots settled to enjoy most of the first half possession. Dylan Williams cut in to fire narrowly
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TIVERTON TOWN
over the bar and then burst into the area to shoot narrowly wide of the far post with visiting keeper Alexis Andre well beaten. As the pressure mounted Jack Bradshaw and acting skipper David Bridges had shots saved but after 26 minutes St Neots took the lead. The goal came from a perfectly delivered corner to the far post when Tom Wood, recalled in defence to replace the suspended Liam McDevitt, stole in to fire into the net. After 37 minutes St Neots thought they had doubled their lead when from a deep Williams cross Nabil Shariff headed into the net, but the Referee had spotted a push and the effort was ruled out. If that was a disappointment worse was to follow two minutes before the break, when an early cross from Stefan Broccoli found Lewis Irwin a yard beyond the final defender and his crisp finish beat the diving Andre, only for an Assistant Referee’s flag to chalk out another ‘goal’. A two or three goal half time cushion would have adequately summed up the first 45 minutes but that was no to be. Tiverton came out with a more positive approach to the game after the interval. In the first five minutes both Landricombe brothers were allowed space in the penalty area but Michael shot badly wide and a spectacular overhead volley by leading scorer Levi, passed just beyond the far post. However, Andre was still the busier of the goalkeepers rising above a packed defence to punch clear from a Herd free kick, and then in action again to save at the feet of Shariff. The visitors then sent on two
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substitutes and adopted a more attacking formation, but they never managed to win enough possession to seriously test the home defence. Another Shariff effort was well saved and both Broccoli and Irwin had shots blocked as defenders threw themselves at the ball. In the last ten minutes the game descended into a very scrappy affair with the Referee booking five players for minor offences. More substitutions followed but in that final period neither side managed to get a serious shot at goal with St Neots looking happy to preserve their narrow advantage. A late booking for man of the match Kyron Wiltshire now means he will miss two of St Neots upcoming matches.
St Neots: Iron, Bradshaw, Herd, Wiltshire, Wood, Parr, Broccoli, Bridges, Irwin, Shariff, Williams Subs: Buddle (for Williams 87 mins) Cards: Bradshaw (Y – 79 mins), Irwin (Y – 86 mins), Wiltshire (Y – 90+2 mins), Broccoli (Y – 90+3 mins) Goals: Wood (26 mins) Referee: Tom Hancock (Isleham) Attendance: 284 John Walker
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2-
EVOSTIK SOUTHERN PREMIER DIVISION - 28/02/18
P
W
D
L
F
A
+/-
Pts
1
Hereford
33
25
5
3
82
26
+56
80
2
King's Lynn Town
35
22
7
6
77
31
+46
73
3
Weymouth
36
22
6
8
78
41
+37
72
4
Kettering Town
34
21
7
6
82
39
+43
70
5
Chesham United
36
17
10
9
74
44
+30
61
6
Slough Town
29
18
6
5
73
34
+39
60
7
Tiverton Town
34
18
2
14
51
52
-1
56
8
Banbury United
36
15
10
11
71
48
+23
55
9
Royston Town
32
17
4
11
58
45
+13
55
10
Frome Town
33
15
5
13
64
64
0
50
11
St Neots Town
36
13
11
12
61
64
-3
50
12
Hitchin Town
34
14
7
13
51
50
+1
49
13
Basingstoke Town
34
14
6
14
69
53
+16
48
14
Stratford Town
35
13
9
13
53
55
-2
48
15
Farnborough
36
14
5
17
69
86
-17
47
16
Redditch United
35
12
9
14
60
54
+6
45
17
Biggleswade Town
34
12
7
15
38
40
-2
43
18
Merthyr Town
35
10
11
14
58
74
-16
41
19
Dorchester Town
36
10
9
17
53
70
-17
39
20
Bishop's Stortford
34
10
7
17
51
63
-12
37
21
Kings Langley
36
6
12
18
44
73
-29
30
22
St Ives Town
33
6
6
21
43
78
-35
24
23
Dunstable Town
36
3
4
29
23
112
-89
13
24
Gosport Borough
34
2
3
29
23
110
-87
9
ST NEOTS TOWN RESERVES P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Southall FC Baldock Town London Lions Winslow United Broadfields United Wodson Park Enfield Borough FC Risborough Rangers Buckingham Athletic Harefield United Bedford FC Ampthill Town Brimsdown FC Rayners Lane FC Hatfield Town Langford FC Hillingdon Borough FC Broxbourne Bourough Codicote FC St Neots Town Reserves
23 24 27 24 25 25 24 25 24 25 28 24 24 26 27 25 24 25 25 24
W 21 16 17 16 15 13 13 11 11 12 11 9 9 9 8 7 4 4 3 3
D
L
F
A
2 7 3 1 3 6 2 7 6 3 4 7 6 2 3 3 3 1 3 2
0 1 7 7 7 6 9 7 7 10 13 8 9 15 16 15 17 20 19 19
82 61 73 84 66 43 59 65 48 48 44 55 54 41 41 31 26 43 33 26
18 17 49 45 42 32 50 36 32 38 67 43 50 56 65 55 75 73 88 92
GD 64 44 24 39 24 11 9 29 16 10 -23 12 4 -15 -24 -24 -49 -30 -55 -66
Pts 65 55 54 49 48 45 41 40 39 39 37 34 33 29 27 24 15 13 12 11
SPARTAN SOUTH MIDLAND LEAGUE DIVISION ONE
ST NEOTS TOWN UNDER 18’S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Teams St Neots Town U18 Godmanchester Rovers U18 Haverhill Rovers U18 Saffron Walden Town U18 Royston Town U18 Mildenhall Town U18 Cambridge City U18 Ely City U18 Newmarket Town U18 Histon U18
P
13 11 11 11 13 12 8 12 14 11
W 9 8 7 7 6 5 4 3 3 1
D 0 1 1 0 2 1 1 1 1 2
L
4 2 3 4 5 6 3 8 10 8
F
49 25 25 34 36 23 25 13 22 10
THURLOW NUNN YOUTH LEAGUE CAMBRIDGE DIVISION
A
16 13 16 24 32 18 14 40 56 33
GD 33 12 9 10 4 5 11 -27 -34 -23
Pts 27 25 22 21 20 16 13 10 10 5
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ST NEOTS TOWN FC FIRST TEAM RESULTS, A Opposition in CAPS denotes home fixture. Player name in bold CAPS denotes goal scorer.
Date
Comp
Result
Att
1
2
3
4
12-Aug
Opposition FARNBOROUGH
SLP
0-1
278
Emery
Sinclair
Bradshaw
Horne
14-Aug
Hitchin Town
SLP
2-2
520
Emery
Sinclair
Bradshaw
Horne
19-Aug
Stratford Town
SLP
1-1
209
Emery
Sinclair
Bradshaw
Clarke
26-Aug
HEREFORD
SLP
1-3
516
Emery
Bradshaw
Herd
Horne
28-Aug
Kettering Town
SLP
0-3
727
Emery
Bradshaw
Herd
Knight
01-Sep
Cambridge City
FAC
1-3
312
Emery
Wood
Bradshaw
Knight
09-Sep
DORCHESTER
SLP
5-0
178
Tibbets
Bradshaw
Herd
Knight
12-Sep
Biggleswade Town
SLP
2-0
201
Tibbets
Bradshaw
Herd
Knight
23-Sep
SLOUGH TOWN
SLP
3-1
310
Emery
Bradshaw
Herd
Knight
26-Sep
ROYSTON TOWN
SLP
3-1
207
Emery
Bradshaw
Herd
Knight
30-Sep
Tiverton Town
SLP
2-1
227
Emery
Bradshaw
Herd
Knight
03-Oct
AFC Rushden & D
BFB
0-1
229
Emery
Bradshaw
Lee
Knight
07-Oct
Frome Town
SLP
2-2
251
Emery
Sinclair
Herd
Knight
10-Oct
DUNSTABLE TOWN
SLP
2-2
180
Emery
Sinclair
Herd
Knight
14-Oct
WEYMOUTH
SLP
1-2
348
Emery
Bradshaw
HERD
O'Malley
17-Oct
Chesham Utd
SLP
2-2
192
Emery
Bradshaw
Herd
O’Malley
21-Oct
Farnborough
SLP
4-2
287
Emery
Bradshaw
Marsh-Brown
KNIGHT
24-Oct
HITCHIN TOWN
SLP
1-1
333
Emery
Bradshaw
Marsh-Brown
Knight
28-Oct
CORBY TOWN
FAT
3-2
275
Emery
Bradshaw
Marsh-Brown
Knight
04-Nov
Gosport Boro
SLP
1-0
236
Emery
Bradshaw
Herd
O'Malley
11-Nov
STOURBRIDGE
FAT
2-3
323
Emery
BRADSHAW
Herd
Knight
14-Nov
BIGGLESWADE TOWN
SLP
0-0
138
Emery
Bradshaw
Herd
Knight
18-Nov
Banbury United
SLP
1-1
336
Emery
Bradshaw
Herd
Knight
25-Nov
BASINGSTOKE TOWN
SLP
2-1
233
Emery
Bradshaw
HERD
Knight
02-Dec
Bishops Stortford
SLP
2-1
307
Emery
Bradshaw
Herd
Knight
05-Dec
KINGS LYNN TOWN
SLP
0-5
282
Emery
Bradshaw
Herd
Knight
09-Dec
MERTHYR TOWN
SLP
5-2
237
Emery
Bradshaw
Herd
KNIGHT 2
16 Dec
Redditch United
SLP
2-2
234
Emery
Bradshaw
Herd
Knight
23 Dec
KINGS LANGLEY
SLP
3-2
318
Emery
Bradshaw
Herd
Knight
26 Dec
KETTERING TOWN
SLP
2-4
509
Emery
Sinclair
Herd
Knight
06 Jan
STRATFORD TOWN
SLP
2-2
233
Emery
Wood
Herd
Knight
09 Jan
St Ives Town
SLP
1-1
236
Emery
Wood
Herd
Knight
20 Jan
FROME TOWN
SLP
1-6
277
Emery
Bradshaw
Marsh-Brown
O'MALLEY
23 Jan
Royston Town
SLP
1-2
225
Emery
Bradshaw
Herd
Wood
27 Jan
Dunstable Town
SLP
3-2
105
Jessup
Bradshaw
Herd
Knight
03-Feb
CHESHAM UNITED
SLP
3-1
239
Iron
Bradshaw
HERD
Knight
06-Feb
St Ives Town
HSC
2-0
103
Iron
O'Malley
Herd
Knight
10-Feb
Weymouth
SLP
1-3
653
Iron
BRADSHAW
Herd
Knight
17-Feb
TIVERTON TOWN
SLP
1-0
284
Iron
Bradshaw
Herd
Wiltshire
20-Feb
Hereford
SLP
0-1
2402
Iron
Bradshaw
Herd
Wiltshire
24-Feb
Slough Town
SLP
1-2
615
Iron
Wood
Herd
Knight
APPEARANCES AND GOALS 2017/18 5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Sub 1
Sub 2
Wood
Parr
Foy
Clarke
Watson
Hyem
Williams D
Wiltshire
O'Malley O'Malley
Sub 3
Wood
Parr
Foy
Clarke
WATSON
Hyem
Williams D
WILTSHIRE
McDevitt
Parr
SEMBIE-FERRIS
Wiltshire
Watson
Hyem
Williams D
Horne
Foy
McDevitt
Parr
Semie-Ferris
Wiltshire
Clarke
Williams D
SINCLAIR
Wood
Knight
McDevitt
Parr
Semie-Ferris
Wiltshire
Watson
Snclair
Clarke
Wood
Williams D
Foy
McDevitt
Parr
Sembie-Ferris
Hyem
Clarke
Horne
Sinclair
WATSON
Williams D
Wiltshire
McDevitt
Parr
SINCLAIR
Wiltshire
SEMBIE-FERRIS
Horne
Williams D 2
Watson
Wood
O’Malley
McDevitt
Parr
Sinclair
Hyem
Semie-Ferris
Horne
Williams D
Watson
Wiltshire
McDevitt
Parr
SEMBIE-FERRIS
Wiltshire
MEECHAN 2
Horne
Williams D
Wood
Sinclair
Wood
Parr
Sembie-Ferris
HORNE
MEECHAN
Wiltshire
O’Malley
Sinclair
Clarke
Wood
Parr
Sembie-Ferris
HORNE 2
Meechan
Wiltshire
Williams D
O’Malley
Davison
Wood
Marsh-Brown
Sinclair
O’Malley
Davison
Bridges
Williams D
Williams A
Sembie-Ferris
Wood
Parr
SEMBIE-FERRIS
Wiltshire
Meechan
Horne
WILLIAMS D
Bradshaw
Parr
Sembie-Ferris
Wiltshire
MEECHAN
Horne
WILLIAMS D
Wood
Parr
Williams D
Wiltshire
Meechan
Sinclair
Sembie-Ferris
Foy
Horne
O'Malley
Wood
PARR
Sembie-Ferris
Knight
Meechan
Williams D
SINCLAIR
McDevitt
WOOD
McDevitt
Sembie-Ferris
O'Malley
MEECHAN
WILLIAMS D
Sinclair
Bridges
Butler Butler
Wood
McDevitt
Sembie-Ferris
O'Malley
Meechan
WILLIAMS D
Sinclair
Parr
Wiltshire
Bridges
Parr
MCDEVITT
SEMBIE-FERRIS
Wood
MEECHAN
Williams D
Sinclair
Butler
Herd
Wiltshire
Parr
McDevitt
Sembie-Ferris
Wiltshire
Meechan
WILLIAMS D
Sinclair
Horne
Knight
Bridges
Parr
McDevitt
SEMBIE-FERRIS
O’Malley
Meechan
Horne
Williams D
Bridges
Wood
Parr
McDevitt
Sembie-Ferris
Bridges
Meechan
Horne
Williams D
Wood
O'Malley
Parr
McDevitt
Sembie-Ferris
O'Malley
Meechan
Horne
WILLIAMS D
Butler
Parr
Marsh-Brown
Sembie-Ferris
BRIDGES
Meechan
O'Malley
Horne
Butler
Broccoli
Parr
McDevitt
Wiltshire
BRIDGES
Irwin
SHARIFF
Sembie-Ferris
Horne
O'Malley
Parr
Wood
O'Malley
Horne
Irwin
Shariff
Sembie-Ferris
Marsh-Brown
Broccoli
Butler
Parr
McDevitt
Wiltshire
Bridges
IRWIN 2
Shariff
SEMBIE-FERRIS
Wood
Horne
O'Malley
WOOD
McDevitt
Wiltshire
BROCCOLI
Irwin
Shariff
Sembie-Ferris
Wood
McDevitt
Wiltshire
Broccoli
IRWIN
Shariff
SEMBIE-FERRIS
WILLIAMS D
Sinclair
Marsh-Brown
Wood
McDevitt
Wiltshire
Broccoli
IRWIN
Shariff
Sembie-Ferris
WILLIAMS D
Marsh-Brown
O'Malley
Parr
McDevitt
Wiltshire
Broccoli
SHARIFF
WILLIAMS D
Sembie-Ferris
Sinclair
Bridges
Wood
Parr
McDevitt
Wiltshire
Broccoli
SHARIFF
Williams D
Sembie-Ferris
Irwin
Sinclair
Bradshaw
Parr
McDevitt
SEMBIE-FERRIS
Wiltshire
Shariff
Williams D
Sinclair
Irwin
Wood
Broccoli
Parr
McDevitt
Sembie-Ferris
Bridges
IRWIN
Shariff
Sinclair
Broccoli
PARR
McDevitt
Sembie-Ferris
Bridges
Irwin
Shariff
WILLIAMS D
WILTSHIRE
Broccoli
Sinclair
Parr
McDevitt
Sembie-Ferris
Bridges
IRWIN 2
Wiltshire
Broccoli
Sinclair
Shariff
O'Malley
Parr
McDevitt
Sinclair
Wood
SHARIFF
Wiltshire
WILLIAMS D
Sembie-Ferris
Irwin
Bradshaw
Parr
McDevitt
Sembie-Ferris
Wood
Shariff
Wiltshire
Williams D
Broccoli
O'Malley
Parr
WOOD
Broccoli
Bridges
Irwin
Shariff
Williams D
Buddle
Parr
Wood
Sembie-Ferris
Wiltshire
Irwin
Shariff
Williams D
Broccoli
Parr
McDevitt
Sembie-Ferris
Bridges
SHARIFF
Williams D
Broccoli
Basingstoke Town
Biggleswade Town
Bishops Stortford
Chesham United
Dorchester Town
Dunstable Town
Farnborough
Frome Town
Gosport Borough
Hereford
Banbury United Banbury United
1 -- 1
07-Apr
2 -- 1
1 -- 1
5 -- 1
1 -- 2
10-Mar
3 -- 4
5 -- 0
0 -- 1
2 -- 0
10-Feb
5 -- 0
1 -- 1
14-Apr
02-Apr
1 -- 3
3 -- 0
17-Ma
2 -- 2
0 -- 3
28-Apr
02-Apr
3 -- 0
1 -- 2
2 -- 0
TBA
1 -- 1
1 -- 0
4 -- 1
2 -- 2
4 -- 0
20-Jan
14-Ap
2 -- 2
2 -- 0
0 -- 0
5 -- 1
14-Apr
1 -- 3
1 -- 1
4 -- 0
1 -- 4
7 -- 2
0 -- 1
1 -- 0
1 -- 2
03-Mar
0 -- 4
5 -- 3
1 -- 2
2 -- 4
2 -- 0
0 -- 3
Basingstoke Town
3 -- 1
Biggleswade Town
1 -- 1
1 -- 2
Bishops Stortford
0 -- 5
2 -- 0
0 -- 0
Chesham United
1 -- 3
4 -- 1
2 -- 0
2 -- 1
Dorchester Town
0 -- 2
1 -- 0
2 -- 1
07-Apr
1 -- 1
Dunstable Town
0 -- 5
0 -- 6
0 -- 2
0 -- 5
1 -- 4
0 -- 1
Farnborough
3 -- 3
4 -- 3
2 -- 1
03-Mar
21-Apr
3 -- 3
4 -- 0
Frome Town
31-Mar
1 -- 0
2 -- 3
2 -- 1
1 -- 3
3 -- 1
28-Apr
14-Apr
Gosport Borough
0 -- 4
0 -- 8
31-Mar
1 -- 3
1 -- 5
3 -- 3
1 -- 0
2 -- 4
21-Apr
Hereford
3 -- 0
4 -- 1
1 -- 0
2 -- 0
07-Apr
4 -- 1
2 -- 0
0 -- 1
TBA
24-Mar
Hitchin Town
0 -- 3
2 -- 1
0 -- 1
21-Apr
0 -- 0
17-Mar
1 -- 0
1 -- 3
07-Apr
2 -- 1
03-Ma
Kettering Town
3 -- 0
3 -- 0
3 -- 1
6 -- 0
3 -- 1
03-Mar
6 -- 0
28-Apr
24-Mar
2 -- 0
1 -- 3
Kings Lynn Town
1 -- 1
03-Mar
3 -- 0
2 -- 1
0 -- 1
3 -- 0
5 -- 0
17-Mar
0 -- 0
2 -- 0
3 -- 2
Kings Langley
3 -- 4
1 -- 1
03-Mar
4 -- 1
0 -- 0
TBA
1 -- 0
0 -- 3
2 -- 7
1 -- 1
3 -- 3
Merthyr Town
1 -- 3
1 -- 1
0 -- 2
0 -- 0
03-Mar
1 -- 1
3 -- 1
3 -- 0
02-Apr
5 -- 0
0 -- 0
Redditch United
2 -- 2
3 -- 0
1 -- 0
2 -- 2
3 -- 1
4 -- 0
5 -- 0
7 -- 1
4 -- 1
TBA
02-Ap
Royston Town
17-Mar
07-Apr
21-Apr
02-Apr
0 -- 2
3 -- 1
1 -- 1
4 -- 3
3 -- 0
5 -- 0
1 -- 4
Slough Town
0 -- 1
24-Mar
2 -- 1
2 -- 4
02-Apr
2 -- 0
8 -- 1
5 -- 1
10-Mar
5 -- 1
2 -- 2
St Ives Town
2 -- 2
31-Mar
1 -- 2
0 -- 1
17-Mar
14-Apr
2 -- 1
2 -- 4
2 -- 2
1 -- 0
28-Ap
St Neots Town
03-Mar
2 -- 1
0 -- 0
24-Mar
3 -- 1
5 -- 0
2 -- 2
0 -- 1
1 -- 6
28-Apr
1 -- 3
Stratford Town
2 -- 3
21-Apr
1 -- 0
3 -- 1
1 -- 3
2 -- 0
5 -- 1
2 -- 2
1 -- 1
2 -- 0
1 -- 2
Tiverton Town
28-Apr
3 -- 2
17-Mar
2 -- 1
1 -- 2
02-Apr
10-Mar
2 -- 0
TBA
2 -- 0
2 -- 2
Weymouth
14-Apr
3 -- 2
2 -- 0
1 -- 1
1 -- 0
2 -- 2
17-Mar
6 -- 0
0 -- 2
02-Apr
0 -- 2
TBA
Evostik Leag
Hitchin Town
Kettering Town
Kings Lynn Town
Kings Langley
Merthyr Town
Redditch United
Royston Town
Slough Town
St Ives Town
St Neots Town
Stratford Town
Tiverton Town
Weymouth
1
1 -- 0
1 -- 1
1 -- 2
1 -- 1
21-Apr
1 -- 3
3 -- 0
2 -- 2
24-Mar
1 -- 1
02-Apr
1 -- 2
1 -- 2
ar
1 -- 0
3 -- 2
1 -- 2
28-Apr
2 -- 0
3 -- 0
0 -- 0
TBA
3 -- 2
10-Mar
2 -- 1
6 -- 2
3 -- 3
A
2 -- 1
0 -- 0
2 -- 2
2 -- 0
24-Mar
1 -- 0
1 -- 1
TBA
0 -- 2
2 -- 0
14-Apr
4 -- 0
10-Mar
pr
0 -- 3
0 -- 2
2 -- 3
2 -- 0
31-Mar
10-Mar
0 -- 3
17-Mar
4 -- 3
1 -- 2
28-Apr
1 -- 2
2 -- 3
3
10-Mar
2 -- 0
28-Apr
1 -- 0
13 -- 1
31-Mar
1 -- 2
1 -- 1
4 -- 0
2 -- 2
1 -- 3
1 -- 1
24-Mar
1
1 -- 4
4 -- 1
0 -- 2
1 -- 0
10-Mar
1 -- 0
24-Mar
21-Apr
6 -- 0
31-Mar
1 -- 2
3 -- 0
0 -- 3
4
24-Mar
07-Apr
0 -- 4
1 -- 4
0 -- 6
1 -- 1
0 -- 5
31-Mar
21-Apr
2 -- 3
2 -- 3
1 -- 2
2 -- 1
4
4 -- 1
3 -- 4
5 -- 2
31-Mar
2 -- 2
1 -- 3
0 -- 1
1 -- 2
2 -- 1
2 -- 4
24-Mar
07-Apr
2 -- 6
3
3 -- 4
2 -- 2
0 -- 0
17-Mar
1 -- 2
1 -- 0
1 -- 4
TBA
03-Mar
2 -- 2
3 -- 0
0 -- 1
1 -- 4
A
0 -- 3
10-Mar
1 -- 7
1 -- 2
1 -- 1
17-Mar
2 -- 3
1 -- 5
07-Apr
0 -- 1
0 -- 1
0 -- 5
0 -- 4
5 -- 0
21-Apr
10-Mar
3 -- 0
1 -- 1
5 -- 2
31-Mar
0 -- 1
4 -- 0
1 -- 0
5 -- 2
1 -- 0
2 -- 0
0 -- 0
0 -- 4
6 -- 0
2 -- 0
1 -- 0
1 -- 0
TBA
2 -- 2
2 -- 2
4 -- 0
31-Mar
3 -- 1
1 -- 0
1 -- 1
5 -- 0
1 -- 0
TBA
0 -- 0
4 -- 1
3 -- 0
2 -- 0
10-Feb
31-Mar
3 -- 2
07-Apr
3 -- 1
4 -- 0
TBA
1 -- 1
21-Apr
4 -- 1
2 -- 1
1 -- 1
2 -- 2
1 -- 2
1 -- 0
0 -- 2
0 -- 3
07-Apr
2 -- 0
24-Mar
21-Apr
28-Apr
2 -- 1
4 -- 5
3 -- 2
17-Mar
3 -- 1
2 -- 1
0 -- 3
03-Mar
1 -- 4
4 -- 0
2 -- 2
0 -- 2
21-Apr
07-Apr
TBA
2 -- 1
2 -- 1
1 -- 2
3 -- 0
1 -- 2
3 -- 0
2 -- 1
1 -- 1
2 -- 0
3 -- 0
1 -- 1
10-Mar
1 -- 2
1 -- 2
2 -- 2
1 -- 0
1 -- 2
03-Mar
0 -- 0
ar
3
14-Apr
2
2 -- 0
02-Apr
3
02-Apr
2 -- 5
0 -- 0
0
0 -- 0
2 -- 4
0 -- 1
14-Apr
pr
2 -- 2
0 -- 0
24-Mar
2 -- 2
1 -- 1
4
2 -- 1
4 -- 3
2 -- 0
10-Mar
24-Feb
2 -- 1
2
4 -- 0
1 -- 2
14-Apr
1 -- 1
3 -- 2
4 -- 0
28-Apr
pr
1 -- 2
3 -- 4
1 -- 3
1 -- 1
2 -- 3
10-Feb
TBA
TBA
3
1 -- 1
2 -- 4
0 -- 5
3 -- 2
5 -- 2
14-Apr
3 -- 1
3 -- 1
02-Apr
2
TBA
17-Mar
31-Mar
3 -- 1
2 -- 2
0 -- 0
1 -- 1
07-Apr
3 -- 0
1 -- 1
2
3 -- 1
0 -- 3
1 -- 0
3 -- 2
3 -- 1
1 -- 0
14-Apr
3 -- 0
2 -- 3
1 -- 2
2 -- 1
2
28-Apr
3 -- 1
3 -- 1
2 -- 0
3 -- 2
5 -- 0
3 -- 0
03-Mar
0 -- 1
3 -- 1
1 -- 1
2 -- 1 2 -- 0
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5
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9 7
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13
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