Colney Heath make it through to the FA Vase second round with comfortable win over New Salamis
Colney Heath made amends for their FA Cup exit earlier in the season with a 3-1 win over New Salamis giving them passage to the FA Vase second round.
Colney Heath made amends for their FA Cup exit earlier in the season with a 3-1 win over New Salamis giving them passage to the FA Vase second round.
Oaklands Wolves Ladies continued their unbeaten start in the Beds & Herts Women’s Football League Premier Division with a 4-1 win over neighbours Colney Heath Res.
Colney Heath left it late yet again as they kept their unbeaten start to the Spartan South Midlands League Premier Division season alive at Potton United.
Ellie Lovelock’s shooting boots remain firmly on her feet after she bagged a hat-trick in Oaklands Wolves’ 5-0 win at Hartham in the Beds & Herts Women’s Football League Premier Division.
The Magpies started with a strong line up for the first time for a few matches in Saturday’s clash with Baldock Town as part of the Spartan South Midlands League Premier Division.
St Albans City Youth’s history is littered with players who went on to play for the senior side as well as professionally. Ben Herd did both although the full-back was probably never as prolific as he was on October 15, 1995.
Lockdown has given Terry Edwards, the grizzled scribe of St Albans City Youth Football Club, the chance to review his old match reports. These come from 2001 and feature at least one famous name.
Thousands of players have passed through St Albans City Youth with some going on to success for the club’s first team. Terry Edwards’ latest look back into history has one of those players in scoring action.
A double from Lee Armitt moved Colney Heath even closer to the top of the Spartan South Midlands League Premier Division.
Colney Heath suffered shock 2-1 defeat away to Old Bradwell United in the SSML Challenge Trophy.
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