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Buxton are back at home as they face Hebburn Town on Saturday 22nd August with a 3:00pm kickoff.
Last Game
On Tuesday night, Bedford Town came from behind to beat The Bucks 2-1 after Johnny Johnston gave the visitors an early lead, with Reece Evans and George Moncur completing the comeback after Johnston was sent off in the second half.
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Cian Coleman
Coleman has departed The Bucks after two seasons and joins Hong Kong FC.
In his time with The Bucks he made 70 appearances and scored 18 goals.
Amongst these goals he scored a memorable hat-trick against Scunthorpe United.
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Two more through the door🚪
The Bucks have reacted quickly to bring in some new faces ahead of this weekends game, strengthening the squad with Tony Weston and Guilherme Siqueira.
First in was attacker Weston who joins the club for an undisclosed fee from Curzon Ashton. He scored 18 times last season and has previously also played against Buxton for Derby County academy.
And on Friday evening Siqueira joined after he left Sheffield Wednesday earlier this week. The player is described as a front footed attacking full back.
He scored this rocket 🚀 against Bolton Wanderers in the EFL Cup last season.
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Jordan Broadbent
Reflecting on the game against Bedford Town, Broadbent said:
“I thought we were really, really good in the first half. Front-footed, outstanding in transitions, moved the ball really well when we needed to.
I think that’s probably the moment of the game where we should’ve capitalised and got two or three goals on the board, and hopefully made it a little bit more comfortable going into the second half.”
Opposition Facts
Founded in 1912, they were originally a works team from the company A. Reyrolle & Company.
Nicknamed The Hornets, they play their home games at The Trustmark Group Stadium, which has a capacity of over 3,000.
The home side are led by Daniel Moore, who took charge at the start of the 2022/23 campaign. He won the FA Trophy as a player for Spennymoor Town.
Last season, Hebburn Town won the NPL Premier Division after picking up 79 points.
This season, their home kit is yellow and black stripes, while their away kit is blue and white stripes.
So far this season, Hebburn Town have won two games and drawn one game.
Most recently an 83rd minute penalty from Josh Donaldson secured them a 1-0 win against Worksop.
One To Watch – Jake Charles
Signing this summer from Whitby Town, Charles is the grandson of legendary former Juventus and Leeds United player John Charles.
Like his grandfather, he has also represented Wales at youth levels, playing for the side at Under-17, Under-19 and Under-21 level.
After leaving Huddersfield Town and Barnsley, Charles spent time with York City, Stalybridge Celtic, Stafford Rangers and Scarborough Athletic. During his spell with Scarborough, he also had loan moves to FC United of Manchester and Ashton United, before joining Whitby Town in 2024.
