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Welcome to Leverstock Green FC Today we welcome Didcot Town Officials and Supporters to the LORDS Builders Merchants Stadium We also welcome our match officials Referee Demetri Anastasiou, and his assistants Marco Goumal and Terence Dawkins. We hope you all have an enjoyable day with us. You are all welcome to use the clubs bar and tea bar before, halftime and after today’s game. You will be well look after by Sue and Michelle and our catering staff, Ioana and Nigel.

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Pitching In – Southern League – Division One Central Levy Green - Green Shirt, Shorts and Sock

Didcot Town –Cream & Burgundy Tops, Black Shorts & Socks

Ryan North Callum Neal Vladyslav Karuchok George Mitchell-Gears Kombe Kawimbe Ryan Carruthers Ademide Baruwa Nat Connolly Ashton Corder Dan Pett Timi Bada Marcus Warren Enoch Folorunsho Jack Allen Joe McCarthy Iker Noguera Leon Sankou Jabbi George Eldridge Ryan North

LEIGH BEDWELL (GK) FIN COLES (GK) TAYLOR BEDWELL LUKE CARNELL ADAM LEAROYD CAMERON McNEILL GEORGE REID CONOR McGRATH SAM BAILEY JAMES GLOVER JOHN PAUL NYUYSEMO KAIDEN HEAP DYLAN CONLAN JORDAN GRAHAM OWEN JAMES LOCHLAN COLQUHOUN JENSON WRIGHT HARRY PITMAN KIAN LARKINS

Manager:

Fergus Moore

Manager: Jamie Heapy

Assistant:

Scott McGleish

Assistant: Paul Bedwell

GK Coach: Darren Bonfield

Coach: Jack King

Coach:

Coach: Ian Concannon

Aaron Eales

Physio: Amy Kibler

Physio: Ewan Goldie-King

Luke Bedford and Ben Jerrams

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Leverstock Green FC Club Information President – Derrick Williams MBE

Accountants – Coyle & Co

Chairman – Emma Smart Vice Chairman – Dan Swan

Honorary Life Vice-Presidents

General Club Secretary – Alan Lee

Mr. J Baldry, Mr. B Barter, Mr. C Bull,

Football Secretary – Alan Lee

Mr. W Dawes, Mr. J Doble, ,Mr. R Saville,

Treasurer – Tony Smart

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General Officer – Keith Pym, Garry Harvey,

Mr. J Williams, Mr. M Goodson, Mr. .J Lawes

Steve Ypey Web: http://levgreenfc.co.uk General Committee

Twitter: @levgreenfc

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Match Day Secretary - Alan Lee Clubhouse Manager – Tony Smart

Leverstock Green Football Club is a Members Club. All positions below are elected annually by members of the club at the AGM which is held in August of each year as per club rules.

Bar Manager – Sue Hollick Club Welfare Officer/Charter Standard – Garry Harvey Functions & Sponsorship – Kerry Hollick

CLUB OFFICERS: Chairman: Emma Smart Club Secretary: Alan Lee, Treasurer: Tony Smart; Football Secretary: Alan Lee

Groundsman & Team – Craig Ringsell Roger Lipscombe, Keith Pym & Alan Brett

Media Officer/Website – Alan Lee Social Media – Dan Swan Programme Editor – Steven Smart Photographer – Lauren Archer Veo – Garry Harvey

Leverstock Green FC FA League Rule 2.13 Ownership: In accordance with The Football Association Rule 2.13. Publication of Ownership in relation to Step 1 to Step 6 clubs within the football pyramid, we hereby confirm that the Legal Status of Leverstock Green Football Club, takes the form of an Unincorporated Association. It has a constitution which sets out the rules that govern its relationship and membership, and elects a Management Committee to run the organisation on behalf of its Private Members

THE MANAGEMENT TEAMS First Team

Fergus Moore –

Scott McGleish –

Manager

Assistant Manager

Austin Byfield –

Aaron Eales –

GK Coach

Coach

Under 18s

Darren Bonfield – GK Coach

Amy Kilbler Physio

Scott and Ferg’s 250th Game Scott and Ferg’s 250th game in charge was last week. So we would like to thank them for what they have done for the club, and for their continuing efforts to bring the club as far as they can. Dan caught up with Scott after the game and asked him some questions about the time they have been with the club. Q - Your first competitive game in charge was a 1–0 FA Cup defeat away at Stanway Rovers back in August 2021. If you could go back to that dressing room before kick-off, what would you tell yourselves knowing what the next 249 games would bring? A - I would say to trust in the process that we believed we could create from the first training session. Accept the lows and don’t get too exuberant with the highs. Q- When you took the job, did either of you genuinely believe you’d still be here 250 competitive games later? A - I definitely didn’t expect to be anywhere near 250 games. When we first joined we invited all season before squad to pre-season. And from senior players only Dan Weeks actually stayed to give us a chance. Q - Looking back at the club you inherited compared with the Leverstock Green FC of today, what do you think has changed the most? A - ⁠Well the first thing we insisted on was that the bar stays open past 5.30 on a Saturday. We made a conscious effort to make sure

that any player we signed would buy into creating a club environment that everyone can enjoy. That’s committee members, supporters and players. Q- You’ve had some incredible days at the club. If you had to pick one single moment from the first 249 games that stands above everything else, what would it be, and why? A - ⁠That’s an easy one. The play off Final. To have 1000 supporters in Pancake lane. The work everyone had to do in a few days to play the final was amazing and probably something the club will never do again. Then for the players to play the way they did in the final was just incredible. Q - And on the flip side, what has been the toughest moment you’ve experienced as managers? A - ⁠Probably last pre season. After staying at step 4 on last game of the season we hoped that players would want to return and push on the following season. This was not how it happened. We only had a few players willing to stay. Recruiting was hard due to financial constraints. Every player we approached thinks we are step 4 and loads of money like everyone else in the division. What know realised was we got promoted on no budget and stayed up on £15 a week per player. Credit must go to the group of players that stayed because result was hard to come by but they stuck at it and trusted us as staff to get players in and turn it around. Q - Last season saw the club achieve its highest-ever league finish. What did that achievement mean to you personally? A - Finishing in the clubs highest ever position of 12th at step 4 was just unbelievable. As I said last pre season was tough and then to think we entered the bottom 4 of the league around about Xmas. To

then finish 12th. All credit players who stayed and the new recruits we managed to get in. Ferg’s little black book and Aaron’s constant messaging of players really did the trick. Q - You’ve been side-by-side for 250 games. What do you think is the biggest strength of your partnership and what does the other one do that drives you absolutely mad? A- ⁠I would say our biggest strength is that we both hate losing and are passionate about football. We don’t always see eye to eye. Neither of us are yes men. We would say our point on selection of team and tactics and then between us go with what we think is best for the team for that game. As for drive me mad it has to be Ferg on the sidelines. Doesn’t matter if he is praising a player or having a go at them. It’s always in a tone that feels it’s more having a go. There is no difference. I’m sure the players always think he is having a go. Oh also when Ferg decides to show everyone his lucky Paddy power pants. Thats a sight no one needs to see. Q - When your time at Leverstock Green eventually comes to an end, what do you hope people will say about Scott and Fergie’s time in charge? A - As for after we go you hope that supporters and club staff will see that we created that environment we promised in the interview. A club everyone can be proud of. That we also achieved promotion and cup wins during our time with memories for everyone associated with the club. The truth is what people say will not bother me at all. As it will probably mean we have been sacked so people will think that we deserved to go as results not good enough.

Visiting Club History: Founded in 1907, Didcot Town began life in the North Berks League, competing there until 1928 before spells in the Reading League and Metropolitan League. The club became founder members of the Hellenic League in 1953, winning the title at the first attempt. After returning to the Metropolitan League for 1957–58, Didcot rejoined the Hellenic Premier Division in 1963, remaining there for thirteen seasons. Relegation in 1975–76 coincided with the club’s FA Cup debut, but they bounced straight back as Division One champions the following year. The Railwaymen moved between divisions over the next two decades before establishing themselves in the Premier Division from 1995–96 onwards. The mid-2000s marked a golden era. Under Stuart Peace, Didcot lifted the FA Vase in 2005, defeating AFC Sudbury at White Hart Lane. A year later they claimed the Hellenic League title with a record 100 points, earning promotion to the Southern League. In 2009, the club reached the Southern League Premier Division, beating AFC Totton in a dramatic play-off final after winning three consecutive away ties against the division’s top sides. Didcot reached the FA Cup First Round Proper in 2015–16, hosting Exeter City live on BT Sport — a landmark moment for the club and town. Promotion returned in 2022–23, when nearly 2,000 supporters packed Loop Meadow to see the Railwaymen Defeat Ware in the play-off final and reclaim their place in the Southern League Premier Division. The following campaign proved challenging, and Didcot were relegated into Division One South for 2024–25, finishing mid-table after a season of heavy travel. Ahead of 2026–27, the club was laterally moved back into Southern League Division One Central, restoring more familiar journeys and reigniting several traditional rivalries.

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LEIGH BEDWELL (GK) – Leigh will be looking to add to his 416 appearances and 104 clean sheets at the Club this season. An excellent shot stopper and leader. Played in the EFL for Swindon Town under Paolo Di Canio, in Didcot’s FA Cup tie vs Exeter City in 2015 as well as the 2022/23 promotion season. Previous clubs also include Banbury United and Worcester City. FIN COLES (GK) – Made the step up to the first team in 2024/25. Made his full debut in the win at Falmouth Town in 2025/26 and he went on to make 9 appearances. Previous clubs include Wallingford & Crowmarsh. TAYLOR BEDWELL (DEF) – A natural leader who despite his young age has already made over 104 appearances for the club prior to the start of this season. Hopes to return to the pitch this season and put a frustrating few seasons out through injury behind him. Nephew of goalkeeper Leigh, son of Assistant Manager Paul. LUKE CARNELL (DEF) – A colossus at centre back who returned ‘home’ to Diddy in 2023/24 and has made over 350 appearances. Another leader, who offers a goal threat in addition to his defensive qualities. Also featured in the 2015 FA Cup run. Previous clubs: Brackley Town, Abingdon United, Banbury United, North Leigh, Thame United, Hungerford Town. ADAM LEAROYD (DEF) – Over 450 appearances for the Club, many of them as Captain. A warrior and leader who commands respect at both ends of the pitch. Another who starred in the FA Cup run of 2015 as well as the 2022/23 promotion. His form last season saw him named the Managers’ Player of the season. Adam includes Wantage, Banbury, Oxford City and North Leigh among his previous clubs. CAMERON McNEILL (DEF) – Over 250 appearances for the Club, another highly competitive player who leads by example with his outstanding fitness, commitment and experience. Can play at left back or centre back and was a big part of the 2022/23 season. Recognised by his teammates last season when he was named the Players’ Player of the season. Previous clubs: Wantage Town, North Leigh, Abingdon United

GEORGE REID (MID) – Back this season for his second spell at the club, having played for the railwaymen between 2016-2020, when he netted 31 goals in 113 appearances. Returns to Didcot after impressing in step 3 with Basingstoke Town. CONOR McGRATH (DEF) – Right back who established himself in step 4 in 2024/25. A physically strong young man with a good engine, his commitment and bubbly character has made a big impression on the dressing room. Previous clubs: Oxford City, Oxford United, Abingdon United. SAM BAILEY (DEF) – Versatile defender and midfielder who joins Didcot from Swindon Supermarine. Sam has also represented Southampton, Kidlington, Evesham United, and Ardley United. JAMES GLOVER (CM) – The Engine Room’ in midfield for Diddy who never stops running. Loves a tackle and is one of the most consistent performers in the team. Starred in the 2022/23 promotion season and includes Wantage, Thatcham, Kidlington in his previous clubs. FELIX ROBERTSON (CM) – Central midfielder who joins from Kidlington in 2025/26. Felix brings physicality and goal threat and has firmly established himself at Step 4 in the Didcot midfield. Previous clubs include Charlbury Town FC, Moreton Rangers, Wantage, Kidlington . JOHN PAUL NYUYSEMO (CM) – Tireless attacking midfielder who marked his debut in 2025-26 with a stunning goal in the FA Cup tie with Milton United. His form in his first season saw him named both Suppoerters’ Player and Young Player of the Season. Previous club: Saxton Rovers. KAIDEN HEAP (CM) – Young central midfielder who joins from the Oxford United Academy. Made his Didcot debut off the bench at Flackwell Heath in the Berks and Bucks County Cup tie in 25/26. DYLAN CONLAN (DEF) – Attacking wide player who signed for Diddy from Abingdon United, in 2024. He’s shown his versatility since his arrival, playing in a number of positions. Also represented Easington Sports. JORDAN GRAHAM (FWD) – Jodan arrives at the Loop Meadow Stadium this summer having had previous Football League experience with League Two side Mansfield Town. This is his second spell with the railwaymen, having scored twice in ten appearances during a loan spell from Oxford United. Previous clubs include Leicester City, Oxford United, Mansfield Town, Farnborough Town, Hednesford Town, Tamworth, Kettering Town, Wellingborough Town, Spalding United and AFC Rushden and Diamonds.

OWEN JAMES (FWD) – The striker impressed at the Loop last season in his first season with the railwaymen. Owen scored 16 goals for the club, proving a handful for any defender. He has represented the Armed Forces as well as previous clubs Buckingham, Aylesbury United & Ardley United LOCHLAN COLQUHOUN (DEF) – Attacking fullback signed from Stratford Town. Came into the team at Shaftesbury and impressed with a string of strong performances before injury knocked him back. JENSON WRIGHT (FWD) – A Milton Keynes Academy product, Jenson is a creative attacking midfielder who starred in Didcot’s 2023/24 promotion season. Previous clubs include Oxford City, Banbury United, Thame United, North Leigh and Hanwell Town. HARRY PITMAN (FWD) – Centre forward that came through the Didcot Town Youth system and graduated to the Procision Oxford Academy. KIAN LARKINS (MID) – A young attacking midfielder who returns to the Loop Meadow Stadium following his release by League Two side Swindon Town. Kian impressed in a handful of appearances for the railwaymen last season and showed he had an eye for goal with a goal in the draw with Mousehole. REUBEN HARRY (MID) – Joined Didcot Town this summer after an impressive season with Ardley United in the Combined Counties League. Reuben’s pace and versatility in the attacking areas makes him a fantastic addition to the squad. Arrives at the Loop after being named the Young Player of the Season at Ardley. JAY HORGAN (MID) – Jay is a creative midfielder who joined the club on loan from Bristol Rovers, where he has been in the academy since the age of nine. BROOKLYN LEIPUS (MID) – Brooklyn joined Didcot for a second time in August, following a loan spell at the club during the 2024/25 season. The attacking midfielder came through the Bristol Rovers academy and has represented Lithuania across several youth age groups. LEO COLE (MID) – Leo joins on loan from Hemel Hempstead. Leo enjoyed two seasons with Abingdon United where he earned a reputation as an attacking midfielder with 14 goals and 22 assists. CONNOR BARRETT (MID) – Into his third spell with the club. Attacking midfielder with 66 goal contributions in 113 appearances in his two previous spells with the club.

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Match Reports

Thame United

2 vs 3

Leverstock Green

Having been beaten 4-0 on their previous two visits, Leverstock Green could have approached Saturday’s game at the ASM Stadium with some trepidation, but instead they turned in a superb performance to earn their first away league win of the season despite Thame United twice coming back to level the score. Leverstock got off to a great start with a goal in the 4th minute. Callum Neal made a run into the box and couldn’t get a shot off himself, but instead laid off to Iker Noguera Leon, who slotted a low shot through a crowd of players out of the reach of keeper James Callan for a 1-0 lead. It could have been 2-0 in the 16th minute as firstly Leon had a shot turned away by Callan, and a few seconds later Ademide Baruwa hit a shot which beat Callan but hit the far post. Having had much the better of the game for 40 minutes, Leverstock came under some pressure from Thame in the last five minutes of the half. Harry Alexander hit a shot just over the bar in the 42nd minute, a goal from a header was disallowed for a push in the 44th minute, and finally Jack

Tutton hit a low shot from outside the box in stoppage time which went through everyone for the equaliser. Thame continued to threaten in the opening minutes of the second half. Ryan North produced a close-range save to deny Alexander in the 48th minute, saved again in the 55th minute when Roger James was clean through on goal, and kept out a shot from Greg Hackett. A minute later it was Leverstock who were threatening as Leon dribbled through the whole of the defence to be clean through, but didn’t get his shot away and eventually ran into Callan. In the 62nd minute Nat Connolly set up a great shooting opportunity for Joe McCarthy, but his shot was saved by Callan. However, the running of Leon and McCarthy was causing all sorts of problems for the Thame defence, and seconds later Leon was through again. Callan saved his shot, but McCarthy followed up to net the rebound and put Leverstock back into the lead at 2-1. Their lead was very short-lived though. Within 30 seconds of the restart Thame were on the attack, and when Joshua Stranks got in behind Neal, and Neal’s challenge brought him down, it was inevitable that the referee would point to the penalty spot. Alexander gave North no chance from the spot kick and the scores were back level at 2-2. But Leverstock weren’t finished yet. In the 71st minute it was their skipper Dan Pett, playing his 199th game for the club, who made a run into the box. Pett rode a challenge

that undoubtedly would have resulted in a penalty had he gone down, but he stayed on his feet and ran on to beat Callan at his near post and put Leverstock in front for the third time. They had chances to make the game safe over the closing minutes, with Callan producing good saves to turn away shots from Ryan Carruthers and Marcus Warren, and Jack Allen shooting over the bar from a good chance. There were a couple of nervous moments in their box during stoppage time, but Leverstock held on for an impressive and fullydeserved win. Thame United (1) 2 (Tutton 45, Alexander 65 pen) 1. James Callan, 2. Joshua Stranks, 3. Aydin Ulas (16. Curtis Brown 63 mins), 4. Finlay Murray, 5. Hayden Beadle (12. Ethan Lack H/T)(14. Charlie Bacon 84 mins), 6. Mark Riddick (15. Edwin Daffern 77 mins), 7. Greg Hackett, 8. Jack Tutton, 9. Roger James, 10. Dan West, 11. Harry Alexander. Leverstock Green (1) 3 (Leon 4, McCarthy 62, Pett 71) 1. Ryan North, 2. Callum Neal, 3. Vladyslav Karuchok, 4. George Mitchell-Gears, 5. Kombe Kawimbe, 6. Ryan Carruthers, 7. Ademide Baruwa, 8. Dan Pett, 9. Joe McCarthy, 10. Nat Connolly (16. Marcus Warren 73 mins), 11. Iker Noguera Leon (18. Jack Allen 86 mins). Subs not used: 12. Timi Bada, 14. Ashton Corder, 15. Lucas Hammer.

Leverstock Green

1 vs 1

Tring Athletic

Leverstock Green progressed to the second round of the Herts Senior Cup after a penalty shoot-out victory over local rivals Tring Athletic in Tuesday night’s first round tie. Leverstock created enough chances to win the game in normal time, but a late Tring equaliser sent the tie into penalties. Leverstock made a bright start with Timi Bada looking particularly lively, in the third minute he put a ball across goal that Jack Allen just failed to connect with. In the 6th minute Ryan Carruthers had an effort from distance which went just wide, and four minutes later Nat Connolly shot over the bar after Callum Neal’s shot had been parried. In the 20th minute Neal headed straight at the keeper from a Bada cross. Tring started to come more into the game, and Ryan North had to tip a shot from Blake Argent over the bar in the 23rd minute. Allen was unlucky in the 35th minute when his shot was turned onto the post by the keeper, and Bada went on a solo run in the 39th minute but couldn’t put the ball past the keeper. Eventually in the last minute of the half a long throw from George MitchellGears caused a scramble in the Tring box and Allen volleyed home from close range to put Leverstock in front. Tring could have levelled in the 50th minute when Harry Shepherd broke away on a solo run but his shot went across goal and wide, and Neal was just wide for Leverstock with an effort in the 62nd minute. Tring made a quadruple substitution midway through the half, bringing on some of their bigger guns who had been rested from the start, and eventually Leverstock were made

to pay for having not taken their earlier chances. In the 83rd minute a free kick from the right touchline caused a scramble in the Leverstock box and Caden Barber put the ball away for the equaliser. Either side might have won the tie in the remaining minutes, with Joe McCarthy having a shot well saved by the keeper, but the score remained unchanged and the game went to penalties. Allen scored Leverstock’s first kick, and North turned George Devine’s kick over the bar to give the Green side the early advantage. Ademide Baruwa, Iker Noguera Leon and George Mitchell-Gears were all successful for Leverstock before Barber blazed Tring’s fourth kick over the bar to put Leverstock through 4-2 on penalties. Leverstock Green (1) 1 (Allen 45) 1. Ryan North, 2. Callum Neal (16. Aldo Petagine 75 mins), 3. Vladyslav Karuchok, 4. George Mitchell-Gears, 5. Kombe Kawimbe, 6. Ryan Carruthers, 7. Timi Bada (15. Joe McCarthy 82 mins), 8. Marcus Warren, 9. Jack Allen, 10. Nat Connolly (12. Ademide Baruwa 82 mins), 11. Iker Noguera Leon. Subs not used: 14. Callum Donnelly, 17. Dan Pett. Tring Athletic (0) 1 (Barber 83) 1. Jake Alley, 2. Caden Barber, 8. Jack Harvey (9. George Devine 66 mins), 10. Blake Argent (17. Elijah Hearn 81 mins), 11. Harry Jones (7. Max Hercules 66 mins), 12. Jimmy Doherty, 14. Dylan Fitzpatrick (6. Luke Peerless 66 mins), 18. Mason Clarke, 20. Harry Shepherd (5. Frankie Hercules 66 mins), 21. Michael Olulode, 24. Jack Stone. Leverstock Green win 4-2 on penalties.

Chelmsford City U18

1 vs 1

Leverstock Green U18

The Under-18s run in the FA Youth Cup was finally ended on Friday evening at Chelsmford City, but they did the club proud and took the game to a penalty shoot-out with a late equaliser. Lucas Hammer had a run at the Chelmsford goal in the 5th minute but hit his shot just wide. It was a blow for the side when Hammer had to leave the game with a foot injury in the 22nd minute. Keeper Ben Jackson made a couple of good saves in the first half, and in the last minute of the half Ashton Corder ran through on goal but hit his shot straight at the keeper. The deadlock was only broken in the 65th minute by a goal which had an element of fluke about it, as a mishit cross from near the left touchline ended up looping over Jackson’s outstretched arm into the net. As the game went into stoppage time it looked like that goal was going to be decisive, however in the second minute of stoppage time Corder delivered a cross from the right and Finley Clark got up at the far post to head home a sensational equaliser. That took the game into penalties, but Seb Kirkup’s opening kick was saved. Sam Brewster scored with his penalty, but further saves from Corder and Oscar Roe’s efforts meant that Chelmsford won the shoot-out 3-1 and get the reward of a plum home tie against Leyton Orient in the First Round Proper.

Leverstock Green

2 vs 1

Biggleswade F.C.

Leverstock Green registered their second straight league win with a very impressive performance against thirdplaced Biggleswade F.C., coming from behind to win the game. It was a game which saw the 200th appearance for the club of skipper Dan Pett, and also the last appearance of Carmicheal Uchenna, who gave a man-of-the-match display in midfield ahead of signing a pro contact with Wealdstone this week. After a quiet opening to the game, it was the visitors who had the game’s first chance as defensive hesitation allowed Matteo Perkins to run clean through on goal, but he was denied by a good save from Ryan North. However, three minutes later Perkins was threatening again, this time squaring for Bradley Bell to shoot home and put Biggleswade into a 1-0 lead. Leverstock responded well to going behind and were soon back on level terms. Hesitation by keeper George Rose allowed Joe McCarthy to nip in and take the ball, and as McCarthy tried to get the ball from under his feet to put it into the empty net, he was brought down from behind. The referee immediately pointed to the penalty spot, and Iker

Noguera Leon fired the spot kick into the top corner to make it 1-1 in the 27th minute. Rose was somewhat lucky to stay on the field in the 38th minute as he came out of his area to challenge McCarthy, committing a foul that left both players requiring treatment. Despite McCarthy being clean through, the referee only showed a yellow card to the Biggleswade keeper. Leon took the resulting free kick and his effort went just over the bar. In the final minute of the half Leon delivered a cross to the far post which was headed wide by Uchenna. The second half saw Leverstock well on top with Leon and McCarthy again causing lots of problems for the Biggleswade defence. The visitors rarely threatened, although North produced a great save to tip a header over the bar in the 66th minute. In the 72nd minute McCarthy was again through on goal and again brought down just outside the box, this time by Lawrie Marsh, but again the referee only showed a yellow card, one of six picked up by the visitors. Again the resulting free kick was off target, this time from Uchenna. However, four minutes later a through ball from Marcus Warren gave McCarthy another run at goal, and this time he stayed on his feet and hit an exquisite finish which flew over Rose into the top corner to put Leverstock into a deserved 2-1 lead.

The team kept its discipline and shape to see the game out, successfully defending a corner in stoppage time to add another three points to their total. Leverstock Green (1) 2 (Leon 27 pen, McCarthy 76) 1. Ryan North, 2. Callum Neal, 3. Vladyslav Karuchok, 4. George Mitchell-Gears, 5. Kome Kawimbe, 6. Carmicheal Uchenna, 7. Ademide Baruwa, 8. Dan Pett, 9. Joe McCarthy, 10. Marcus Warren (16. Nat Connolly 82 mins), 11. Iker Noguera Leon. Subs not used: 12. Jack Allen, 14. Timi Bada, 15. Ryan Carruthers, 17. Ashton Corder. Biggleswade FC (1) 1 (Bell 22) 1. George Rose, 2. Michael Simpson (14. Leo Jenkins H/T), 3. Harry Jones , 4. Lawrie Marsh, 5. Jack Empson (16. Adam Hunt 85 mins), 6. Conor Inskip (17. Twariq Yusuf 76 mins), 7. Ethan Kessel (12. William Ademiluyi H/T), 8. Rio Martucci, 9. Daniel Bond, 10. Bradley Bell, 11. Matteo Perkins (15. Jake Bunyan 77 mins).

By Matthew Badock, Editor, The Non-League Paper ONE GAME – possibly two if it goes to a replay – away from the dream draw. This week, 64 Non-League teams will fight it out for a place in the FA Cup first round. Leicester City at home? Sheffield Wednesday away? It won’t happen if you’re not in Monday’s draw. In many ways, the fourth round qualifying has the feel of the first round proper these days, with so many ex-Football League club names scattered throughout Non-League’s top two tiers. And it promises to be an action-packed Saturday. Step 4 AFC Rushden & Diamonds are, of course, the next guise of the former Football League club and they take on Morecambe this weekend after knocking out National League South Braintree.

“The club are absolutely buzzing,” boss Elliot Sandy said. “It’s a fan-owned club so there are so many volunteers working tirelessly to make the club run like it runs. “I get the easy bit. We work hard but we’ve just got to concentrate on the football. Without all the people behind us, it would be impossible to do what we’re doing on the pitch. “I thank all the volunteers regularly because without them we couldn’t do what we’re doing at the minute.” Stafford Rangers are also a Step 4 side dreaming big – they’ve already seen off Hereford and Halesowen to set-up a trip to struggling Gateshead. Boss Graham Deakin said: “I am so confident in our group. Regardless of the troubles (Gateshead) have off the pitch it will be very difficult but we go there full of confidence – we have to with the start we have had. “We can only control what we can control. If we are on it then we will give anyone a game, I really believe that. Hopefully we can cause another shock.” For some it’s about avoiding a shock. Chorley boss Andy Preece will take on his boyhood club Worcester City, the place his career began and a club he managed in the FA Cup second round against Huddersfield. “Without Worcester City I wouldn’t have had the career I have,” Preece said.

“I was 17 when I made my debut against Scarborough at home from the bench. I could not breathe! The game was so fast. I probably touched the ball four times.” Leatherhead host Yeovil Town in another eye-catching tie, FC United are making the short trip to Altrincham. Then there are the two remaining Step 5 sides. SE Dons, who beat Weymouth to reach this stage, are off to Sholing and Tadley Calleva make the short trip to Aldershot Town. “Tadley is a small village,” manager Joe Lawler said. “We continue to be underdogs. But it's all about the magic of the FA Cup and trying to dream big. We've done that this year and we've had a superb run. We'll go to Aldershot full of confidence, and we'll give it our best shot. “We’ve beaten the odds in the last two years, and being in the first round draw would just be another magical thing for the club.”

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First Team Fixture/Results – 2026/27 Date Sat 4th Jul Tue 7th Jul Sat 11th Jul Tue 14th Jul Sat 18th Jul Tue 21st Jul

Venue Away

Opponents Dunstable F.C.

Comp FRD

Result W 2-1

Away

Everett Rovers

FRD

D 2-2

Away

Harpenden Town

FRD

L 1-3

Home

BROADFIELDS UNITED BIGGLESWADE UNITED EGHAM TOWN

FRD

W 2-0

FRD

D 2-2

FRD

W 3-2

Sat 25th Jul Tue 28th Jul Sat 1st Aug Sat 8th Aug Tue 11th Aug Sat 15th Aug Sat 22nd Aug

Home

FRD

D 2-2

Home

HARROW BOROUGH WATFORD U23

FRD

W 3-1

Trialist, Carruthers Allen, Trialist(p) McCarthy, Allen, Warren Allen, Trialist Allen 3

Away

Takeley

FRD

L 0-2

Home

WALTHAMSTOW FAC-xp

W 2-1

Home

LONDON LIONS

SLC

L 1-2

MitchellGears, Allen Neal

Away

Barton Rovers

SLC

D 1-1

Corder

Away

Ware

FAC-p

L 3-5

Sat 29th Aug Mon 31st Aug Sat 5th Sep Tue 15th Sep

Away

Walthamstow

FAT-1q

L 2-3

Home

SLC

D 0-0

Away

POTTERS BAR TOWN Haringey Borough

Uchenna, Folorunsho, Eldridge Neal, Carruthers -

SLC

L 1-3

Folorunsho

Away

Waltham Abbey

SLC

L 1-2

Allen(p)

Home Home

Goalscorers Trialist A, Trialist B Carruthers, McCarthy Trialist

Sat 19th Sep Sat 26th Sep Tue 29th Sep

Home

SLC

D 1-1

Neal

Away

MILTON KEYNES IRISH Hertford Town

SLC

D 1-1

Leon

Home

WARE

SLC

W 5-0

Sat 3rd Oct Sat 10th Oct

Home

BEACONSFIELD TOWN Thame United

SLC

L 1-2

Leon x2, Allen, Bada, McCarthy Leon

SLC

W 3-2

Tue 13th Oct Sat 17th Oct Tue 20th Oct Sat 24th Oct Tue 27th Oct Sat 31st Oct Sat 7th Nov Tue 10th Nov Sat 14th Nov Tue 17th Nov Sat 21st Nov Sat 28th Nov Sat 5th Dec Sat 12th Dec Sat 19th Dec Sat 26th Dec

Home

HSC-1 SLC

W 1-1 (42) W 2-1

Home

TRING ATHLETIC BIGGLESWADE FC DIDCOT TOWN

SLC

7.45 pm

Away

Aylesbury United

SLC

3.00 pm

Home

SLC

7.45 pm

Away

WALTHAM ABBEY Hadley

SLC

3.00 pm

Home

ROYSTON TOWN SLC

3.00 pm

Away

Ware

SLC

7.45 pm

Home

STOTFOLD

SLC

3.00 pm

Away

Marlow

SLC

7.45 pm

Away

Biggleswade Town

SLC

3.00 pm

Home

HERTFORD SLC TOWN Milton Keynes Irish SLC

3.00 pm

WINSLOW UNITED Flackwell Heath

SLC

3.00 pm

SLC

3.00 pm

WELWYN GARDEN CITY

SLC

3.00 pm

Away

Home

Away Home Away Home

3.00 pm

Leon, McCarty, Pett Allen Leon(p), McCarthy

First Team Statistics Player

Appearances

Goals

Assists

Yellow Cards

Red Cards

Kombe Kawimbe

Ademide Baruwa

Marcus Warren

Vladyslav Karuchok

Joe McCarthy

Jack Allen

Ryan Carruthers

Dan Pett

George Mitchell-Gears

Callum Neal

Ryan North

Ashton Corder

Nat Connolly

Carmicheal Uchenna

Enoch Folorunsho

Timi Bada

Iker Noguera Leon

George Eldridge

Archie Quinlan

Finlay Penniston-Walker

Sankou Jabbi

Aldo Petagine

Lucas Hammer

Pitching In Southern League Division One Central Table Pos Club

W D L F

Didcot Town

11 7

1 3 31 14 17

1-1-3

Winslow United

1 1 22 8

5-0-0

Potters Bar Town

12 6

4 2 24 14 10

2-1-2

Biggleswade F.C.

10 6

2 2 23 12 11

3-0-2

Welwyn Garden City

11 6

2 3 27 17 10

2-1-2

Marlow

1 2 21 15 6

3-1-1

Stotfold

11 5

4 2 14 13 1

4-1-0

Milton Keynes Irish

12 5

3 4 16 17 -1

3-1-1

Royston Town

11 4

5 2 19 16 3

1-4-0

Barton Rovers

13 4

3 6 15 22 -7

3-1-1

London Lions

12 5

0 7 21 29 -8

2-0-3

Beaconsfield Town

12 5

0 7 13 26 -13 15

1-0-4

Waltham Abbey

2 2 22 15 7

2-2-1

Pts Last 5

Pos Club

W D L F

Haringey Borough

10 4

2 4 17 20 -3

3-1-1

Leverstock Green

11 3

4 4 17 15 2

3-1-1

Thame United

1 3 17 15 2

3-0-2

Biggleswade Town

12 3

3 6 16 17 -1

1-0-4

Hertford Town

11 3

3 5 14 21 -7

1-1-3

Hadley

11 2

1 8 12 21 -9

2-0-3

Ware

4 4 12 25 -13 7

1-1-3

Aylesbury United

10 2

0 8 15 23 -8

0-0-5

Flackwell Heath

11 2

0 9 13 26 -13 6

1-0-4

Pts Last 5

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U-18’s Fixtures and Results 2026/27 Wed 19th Aug Thu 3rd Sept Thu 10th Sept

Away Home Home

Tring Athletic

FAYCxp BROADFIELDS FAYC-p UNITED DUNSTABLE SCYL FC

W 2-0 W 1-1 (3-2) W 6-0

Thu 17th Sept

Home

RAYNERS LANE

FAYC1q

W 7-1

Mon 21st Sept

Away

SCYL

W 2-1

Thu 1st Oct

Away

Hemel Hempstead Town St Albans City

FAYC2q

W 3-1

Thu 8th Oct

Home

SHEFFORD SAINTS

SCYL

Fri 16th Oct Thu 22nd Oct Thu 29th Oct

Away

Chelmsford City FAYC3q CRAWLEY SCYL GREEN AYLESBURY SCYL UNITED

Home Home

Henson, Corder Gyamfi Hammer, Brewster 3, Gyamfi, Corder Clark, Brewster 3, Corder 3 Corder, Clark

Brewster 2, Hammer W 5-0 Hammer 2, Clark, Brewster, Corder L 1-1 (1- Clark 3) 7.45 pm 7.45 pm

U-18’s League Table 2026/27 Pos

Club

Pts

Last 5

Chesham United U18

1 26

4-0-1

Dunstable FC U18

2 22

4-0-1

Leverstock Green U18

0 13

3-0-0

Aylesbury Vale Dynamos U18

0 10

3-0-0

Crawley Green U18

4 15

-6

1-0-4

Newport Pagnell Town U18

2 7

-8

1-1-2

Shefford Saints U18

3 6

-13

1-0-3

Codicote U18

0 0

Hemel Hempstead Town U18

2 2

-2

0-0-2

Aylesbury United U18

3 3

-7

0-0-3

U-18’s Players Stats 2025 Player

Appearances

Goals

Sebastian Kirkup

Ted Wilkin

Charlie Henson

Alex McGinty

Ashton Corder

Oscar Roe

Lucas Hammer

Samuel Dey

Henry Burroughs

Ellis Simmons

Finlay Clark

Samuel Brewster

Alex Gyamfi

Rehan Khan

Ben Jackson

Zach Palmer

Gabriel Maragh

Noah Jennings

Praise Awoyemi

Billy Gibbs

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Leverstock Green FC Honours Honours 1954-55

Joined Herts County League Division Two Herts County League Division Two runner-up

1955-56

Placed in Division One "B" for transitional season

1962-63

Normal league programme cancelled, emergency competition run instead

1967

Relegated to Division Two

1973-74

Herts County League Division Two runner-up (lost title on goal average) Promoted to Division One

1978-79

Herts County League Division One Champions Promoted to Premier Division

1984

Relegated to Division One

1984-85

Herts County League Division One runner-up Promoted to Premier Division

1985-86

League renamed Herts Senior County League

1987

Relegated to Division One

1988-89

Herts Senior County League Division One runner-up (list title on goal difference) Promoted to Premier Division

1990-91

Herts Senior County League runner-up

1991-92

Joined South Midlands League

1993-94

Joined newly formed Senior Division on league re-organisation

1995-96

South Midlands League Senior Division runner-up

1996-97

South Midlands League Senior Division Champions

1997-98

Founder members of Spartan South Midlands League Senior Division

2001

Senior Division renamed Division One

2002-03

Promoted to Premier Division

2024-25

Promoted to Pitching In Southern League Division One Gladwish Charity Cup Winners,

Hertfordshire Football Association 1991-92

Herts Charity Shield Runners-up Herts Centenary Trophy R-up

2002-03

Herts Intermediate Cup R-up

2006-07 2010-11

Herts Charity Shield Winners

2011-12

Herts Charity Cup R-up

Herts Senior County League 1965-66

Reserve Division Three R-up

1973-74

Division Two Runners-up

1978-79

Division One Champions

1981-82

Reserve Division Two R-up

1984-85 1988-89

Division One Runners-up

1990-91

Premier Division Runners-up

Spartan South Midlands League 1991-92

Reserve Division Two R-up

1993-94

Senior Cup Runners-up

1995-96

Senior Division Runners-up Senior Div Best Playing Surface 1st Equal Best Programme

1996-97

Senior Division Champions Senior Div Best Playing Surface Sportsmanship Cup Winner Fred Crain Award Winner

1999-2000

Senior Div Best Playing Surface Res Div 1 Top Sportsmanship Pts

2000-01

Sportsmanship Cup Winner Senior Div Best Programme

Reserve Division One R-up 2001-02

Sportsmanship Cup Winner

2002-03

Division One Best Playing Surface Promoted to Premier Division

2003-04

Reserve Division One R-up

2004-05

Reserve Division One Champions

2005-06

Premier Division Cup Runners-up

2006-07

Reserve Division One Champions

2008-09

Reserve Division One R-up

2010-11

Premier Division Cup Runners-up

2011-12

Fred Crain Award Winner

2012-13

Sportsmanship Cup Winner

2015-16

Napier English Electric Sportsmanship Cup Winner

Southern Counties Floodlit Youth League 2010-11

Delphian Division Runners-up

2014-15

Corinthian Division Runners-up

2015-16

Brian Hitchings Cup Runners-up Colwyn Cup Runners-up

West Herts FA St Mary’s Cup Winners

2017-18 2022-23

Runners-up

2005-06 2008-09 2010-11 2013-14

Rickmansworth Charity Cup Runners-up 1983-84 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92

Frank Major Trophy Winners 1990-91 1991-92

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VICE PRESIDENTS CLUB 2025-2026 Leverstock Green Football Club would like to thank the Vice Presidents for their help and assistance pledged for this season. Colin Bull, Peter Dennis, Jim Doble, Peter Frasier, Roger Stokes, Phil Gray As in previous seasons the donations made by our Vice Presidents have assisted us in providing many improvements. Would you like to join, £25 will secure your place.

GOLD Members Club Tony Smart, Alan Lee, Keith Pym Colin Bull and Bill Dawes The Gold Members Club for those who have given significant donations to the club. Leverstock Green FC would like to thank the above which allows the club to have additional resources for their use. If you like to join the Gold Club, please contact Tony Smart

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