Buxton secured their first FA Trophy victory in six years with a 2-1 win over Chorley to book their place in the next round. Ahead of the game, the visitors made a host of changes following their draw with Scarborough. New signing Billy Sass-Davies went straight into the starting XI, while Jordan Broadbent handed starts
UP NEXT Buxton begin their FA Trophy campaign on Saturday 14 November with a trip to Chorley, as they look to progress in the competition. Kick-off at Victory Park is scheduled for 3pm. Last Game The Bucks were held to a 2-2 draw by Scarborough Athletic last weekend after the visitors staged a second-half comeback.
Buxton progressed to the play-off semi-finals with a 4-2 victory over Scarborough and will now travel to South Shields on Saturday. Early on, the first big chance fell to Scarborough. Former Buck Jake Hull headed down Lewis Maloney’s cross into the path of Kieran Weledji, whose close-range effort was well saved by Joe Young. Soon
Ryan Stirk rescued a dramatic late point for 10-man Chesterfield as they battled to a 1-1 draw at Fleetwood Town. The Spireites were up against it for much of the second half after centre-back Kyle McFadzean was shown a red card for a last-man foul on Ronan Coughlan just past the hour mark. Fleetwood took
Buxton strengthened their playoff push with a 2-0 win over Scarborough at The Silverlands. Early on, Max Bardell created the first chance of the game, setting up Cian Coleman, but the midfielder fired wide. Soon after, the home pressure continued as Luke Brennan laid the ball into Coleman’s path in space, forcing the keeper into
UP NEXT: Buxton are looking for their sixth win in a row as they face Macclesfield on Good Friday, with a 3pm kick-off. The Bucks Last weekend, Buxton won 2–0 away at Hereford, thanks to goals from George Ward and Jesurun Uchegbulam. Reflecting on the game, manager John McGrath said: “The clean sheet today is
Buxton picked up a convincing 3-0 victory against nine man Bedford at home. Connor Douglas attempted to spark the first real opportunity of the afternoon, slipping a pass in behind for Johnny Johnston, but the delivery carried too much weight and drifted out for a goal kick. Shortly after, Buxton captain Connor Kirby stepped up
UP NEXT: Buxton return to midweek action as they travel to Leamington on Saint Patrick’s Day, March 17, with a 19:45 kickoff. The Bucks At the weekend, Buxton won 2-1 away at Chorley, making it three consecutive victories on the road. Reflecting on the game, manager John McGrath said: “The pitch was really poor which
Second half goals from Connor Kirby and Cian Coleman secured all three points for Buxton under the lights at Blackwell Meadows as they defeated Darlington. Early on, Alfie Myers-Smith attempted to pick out Jack Maskell with a through ball, but the pass had too much weight on it and rolled through past Joe Young in
Kidderminster Harriers picked up a convincing 3-1 win against Buxton at the Silverlands. The visitors created the first opportunity when a long throw was launched into the penalty area, forcing Buxton to head the ball behind, although the resulting corner failed to produce anything meaningful. Kidderminster captain Charlie Cooper then tested the hosts, sending a