UP NEXT: Buxton are back at home as they face Spennymoor on Saturday 31st January with a 3:00pm kickoff. The Bucks On Tuesday Buxton’s game against Southport was called off due to weather conditions causing damage to the stand at Haig Avenue. In their most recent outing last weekend, Buxton secured a convincing 5–1 victory
Buxton put in a five star performance to defeat Radcliffe 5-1 at The Neuven Stadium. Early on, the away side started on the front foot with a passing move that led to Tai Sodje’s close range effort going just wide. Moments later, the home side’s first chance of the game fell to Jon Taylor,
UP NEXT: Buxton return to the TSS on Friday 17th January, welcoming Marine for a 3pm kick-off. The Bucks Buxton lost late on to Oxford City last week despite a late equaliser. A George Ward header in the 92nd minute looked to have earned Buxton a share of the points, but Oxford City struck moments
Oxford City clinched victory over Buxton in the 94th minute in a 2-1 win at The MGroup Stadium. The Hoops almost took an early lead when Josh Parker was found inside the area, but his effort was straight at Joe Young and was eventually cleared away. On his debut, Tristan Gill launched a long throw
Buxton and South Shields shared the points to begin the year at a bitterly cold Silverlands Stadium. The visitors made a bright start as Dan Ward delivered a dangerous cross into the area, with George Ward on hand to block it away. Moments later, Johnny Johnston almost found himself through on goal at the other
UP NEXT: Buxton return to the TSS as they face Worksop Town in their final game of the year on 30 December, with a 19:45 kick-off. The Bucks It was a 2-0 win for the Bucks on Boxing Day against local rivals Macclesfield. Johnny Johnston and George Ward secured all three points for Buxton for
Cheltenham Town twice came from behind before powering to a 6-2 victory over Buxton in the FA Cup Second Round. Early on, the visitors created the first opportunity after winning a free kick on the left, but Luke Brennan’s strike was dealt with and cleared. Misfortune struck Cheltenham soon after when Ryan Broom went down
A ruthless Derby County B side inflicted a heavy 4-0 defeat on Buxton to knock them out of the Derbyshire Senior Cup. Buxton created the first opening of the game when Callum Ebanks dribbled into the area before firing wide of the target. Meanwhile, at the other end, Derby’s Owen Eames burst forward with
UP NEXT: Buxton play the first of two cup games this week with a match against Derby County B side in the Derbyshire Senior Cup. The Bucks Buxton lost 2-1 at the weekend to an inform Merthyr side, with Tate Campbell getting the Bucks’ goal. Reflecting on the performance, manager John McGrath said: “It was