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TURBINES STOP TURNING AT CITY
OXFORD City created a slice of history as they booked a place in the quarter-finals of the FA Trophy for the first time in their history, with victory over Peterborough Sports.
SBARRA PUNISHES TEN-MAN SPITFIRES
SUBSTITUTE Joe Sbarra salvaged a point for Solihull Moors with a stoppage-time equaliser to deny an Eastleigh side who played the entire second half with ten men after Joe Partington had been sent off on the stroke of half-time.
WEARY SAINTS FIND THEIR FEET
BRACKLEY Town dusted down the cobwebs of a month-long spell on the sidelines to move into fourth place in the table with a come from-behind victory over FA Cup heroes Chorley.
READY TO PHIL MY BOOTS AS A BOSS
SOUTH SHIELDS midfielder Phil Turnbull is eyeing up a career in management – but has heeded warnings given to him by twin brother Stephen.
HAWKS CHIEF DOSWELL LEFT IN A SPOT OF BOTHER AGAIN
Eighth shootout anguish for Dos
Gulls flying high for Johnson
THERE was to be no FA Trophy upset at Haig Avenue as National League leaders Torquay United edged past Southport to reach the quarter-finals.
Glovers forced to Reid the script
ALEX REID’S first-half strike was enough to seal the points for a Stockport County side who kept their first clean sheet in three games under new boss Simon Rusk.
He May Be Rookie, But Boss Rusk Is No Risk For Hatters
While Simon Rusk was lifting the Conference title with Crawley Town, Stockport County were on their way out of the Football League for the first time since 1905.
Dean Quits In A Storm At Stones!
Brennan row with chairman and No.2
Hero Kieron Spurred On By Support
Kieron McCann says he is overwhelmed by the support after completing his epic 496-mile challenge that has raised nearly £8,000 for Brain Tumour Research.
