Chesterfield advanced in the Vertu Trophy on Tuesday night, with a 2-2 draw against Liverpool Under 21s ultimately enough to qualify from their group despite losing a subsequent penalty shoot-out. Goals from Bailey Hobson and Dylan Duffy were cancelled out by a Kaide Gordon double as the young Reds rallied from 2-0 down to claim
Buxton suffered their third consecutive defeat as they were beaten 3-0 by Bedford Town. George Ward picked up an early yellow card following a strong tackle on the halfway line. After a quiet start to the game, The Bucks began to take control of possession, moving the ball around neatly. The visitors’ first corner of
UP NEXT: Buxton are back on the road on Tuesday, 11th November, as they travel to face Bedford Town, with kick-off at 7:45pm. The Bucks Buxton suffered their second home defeat in a week at the weekend, losing 2-1 to Chester. Jack Bainbridge gave the visitors the lead before Tai Sodje equalised for the Bucks,
Matlock Town came up short yesterday (08/11/25) as they were beaten by a well-organised and impressive Heaton Stannington side. The visitors arrived at the Proctor Cars Stadium with a very impressive away record, having only lost to table-topping Redcar on the road this season. However it was probably Matlock who started the brighter of the
Report by North Derbyshire Radio’s David Bell Dronfield Town got back to winning ways in emphatic fashion with a comprehensive 5-0 victory over Holwell Sports. Two early Max Rhodes goals gave Town a solid half time advantage. Rhodes went on to complete his hat-trick with a second half penalty and with further strikes from Arthur
Alfreton Town suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat at home to AFC Fylde in National League North. The visitors scored the only goal of the game when Luca Thomas cut inside and fired a super shot into the bottom corner. The Lancashire side held firm for the remainder of the match, absorbing pressure and managing the
Report by North Derbyshire Radio’s Ben Smith. Chesterfield played out a chaotic six-goal thriller with Accrington Stanley at the SMH Group Stadium, both trailing 2-0 and leading 3-2 on their way to an eventual 3-3 draw. Tom Naylor, Lee Bonis and James Berry swung the game on its head following Tyler Walton’s first-half double, only
Report by North Derbyshire Radio’s David Bell There was exit from the Derbyshire Cup for Dronfield Town at the second round stage against Pinxton FC but again it was a performance not without its merits. A 67th minute Harvey Ford strike was the only difference between the sides, who both played some excellent football despite
Buxton suffered their first defeat in ten games as they were beaten by Southport at The Silverlands. Following an exhausting FA Cup tie that went to extra time at the weekend, manager John McGrath made six changes to his starting eleven in an effort to freshen up his side. It was the visitors who created
Alfreton Town fans are celebrating an away win for the first time in a long time. Billy Fewster’s early goal was enough to secure a 1-0 win at Chorley. It’s a first win for new Alfreton Town boss Jake Buxton who celebrated at the final whistle at Victory Park. Lewis Salmon on his 100th appearance