Harrogate Railway’s quest to finish in their highest ever league position received a huge boost after a 4-0 win over Burscough at Station View. Adam Baker scored twice late-on to back up strikes from Malachi Farquharson and Matt Heath in the first half of the Evo Stik Division One North. Fielding debutant Vincent Dhesi, also read more→
Ossett Albion lost 3-1 at home to Burscough in a very scrappy game. It took Burscough just 37 seconds to take the lead when a misunderstanding between Wes Milnes and goalkeeper Brett Souter allowed Liam Caddick a simple tap into an empty net. This stirred Albion and they dominated proceedings for the next 20 minutes read more→
Billy Miller believes the FA Cup victory at Garforth Town can kick-start Harrogate Railway’s Evo Stik Division One North season. Railway have yet to win in Division One North after four games which have seen goals flying in at both ends of the pitch. Harrogate head to Burscough tomorrow and then host Clitheroe on Monday read more→
In-form Evo Stik Division One North side Ossett Albion are aiming to complete the great escape properly rather than rely on a reprieve, insists Richard Tracey. Wakefield FC announced on Monday that they have been forced out of the NPL after failing to find a suitable ground for next season, while Cammell Laird also look read more→
Captain Nathan Cartman’s late goal ensured that Harrogate Railway recorded back-to-back victories in the Evo Stik Division One North and surpassed last season’s points total. Railway were the better side in an entertaining encounter, but they had to wait until Cartman struck with 20 minutes remaining to take the lead. Railway successfully held on to read more→
Billy Miller believes the enforced break has been to Evo Stik Division One North side Harrogate Railway’s benefit. Railway turned up at Mossley last week only for the match to be postponed within half an hour of their arrival because of a heavy rain downfall. Miller chose to give his side a rest instead of read more→
Evo Stik Division One North Burscough overcome their travelling problems to secure a vital victory at Throstle Nest and Farsley AFC boss Neil Parsley admitted his side were “not at the races”, writes James Grayson. Burscough arrived at Farsley at 7.30pm following a problem with their coach which meant the game kicked off at 8pm. read more→
