Macclesfield secured a 4-2 victory over Buxton on Easter Friday at the Silverlands. Buxton made the perfect start, taking the lead inside six minutes. Cian Coleman collected the ball on the edge of the box and curled a precise effort into the far corner to make it 1-0. However, the visitors responded quickly to draw
UP NEXT: Buxton are back at home as they face Kidderminster Harriers at the Tarmac Silverlands Stadium on 7th March with a 3pm kick-off. The Bucks Last week Buxton secured their first win in six matches with an impressive victory on the road at Merthyr Town. Goals from Johnny Johnston, Will Flint and Zac Gilsenan
Chester left it late to claim a 1-0 win over Buxton, who had been down to ten men since the early stages. Following an altercation with Tom Davies, former Chester player Kurt Willoughby saw the visitors reduced in numbers after he kicked out at Davies. Meanwhile, early treatment was required when Sammy Robinson went down
UP NEXT: Buxton travel to Chester on Valentine’s Day for a 3pm kick-off. The Bucks On Tuesday it was a 0-0 draw against Peterborough Sports at The Silverlands. Reflecting on the game, manager John McGrath said: “Similar to what the Spennymoor game was, just missed some really good chances across the front four really.
Stalemate was the outcome at the Silverlands as Buxton and Peterborough Sports played out a goalless draw. Early pressure from Buxton saw them win a free-kick on the left-hand side, with Luke Brennan picking out Kieran Burton, whose effort drifted narrowly wide of the post. Making his first start for the club, Kurt Willoughby tested
UP NEXT: Buxton are back under the lights as they face Peterborough Sports on Tuesday 10th February with a 7:45pm kickoff. The Bucks On Saturday Buxton’s game against Alfreton was called off due to a waterlogged pitch at North Street. In their most recent outing last weekend, Buxton lost 2-1 to Spennymoor Town with Kirby
Spennymoor Town secured their first victory since the beginning of December, edging past Buxton with a 2-1 win. Early on, Corey McKeown fashioned the visitors’ first opportunity by threading Cameron Salkeld through on goal. With Joe Young off his line, Salkeld could only fire onto the roof of the net. Moments later, the winger went
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 are on the road again as they face Radcliffe on the 24th January with a 3pm kick-off. The Bucks Buxton were 1–0 up at half-time on Tuesday against Leamington, with Johnston on the scoresheet, before a floodlight failure forced the game to be abandoned. Looking ahead to the Radcliffe game, manager