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Welcome to Leverstock Green FC Today we welcome Royston Town Officials and Supporters to the LORDS Builders Merchants Stadium We also welcome our match officials Referee Adam Jackson, and his assistants Daniel Statham and Nathan Currey. 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

Royston Town –Yellow Tops, 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

Stanley Nairne (GK) Josh Dawodu Adam Murray Archie Locke Taylor Parr James Brighton Harvey Beckett Jack Dickerson Jamie Judge Konstatin Ivanov Jernade Meade Alfie Warman Josh Coldicott-Stevens Brandon Harriman-Annous Revin Domi Dylan Williams Kieron Harness Andronicus Georgiou Joe Iaciofano

Manager:

Fergus Moore

Manager: Chris Watters

Assistant:

Scott McGleish

Assistant:

GK Coach: Darren Bonfield

Coach:

Aaron Eales

Physio: Amy Kibler

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Leverstock Green FC Club Information President – Derrick Williams MBE Chairman – Emma Smart

Honorary Life Vice-Presidents

Vice Chairman – Dan Swan

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

General Club Secretary – Alan Lee

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

Football Secretary – Alan Lee

Mr. A Smart,

Treasurer – Tony Smart

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

General Officer – Keith Pym, Garry Harvey, Steve Ypey

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Match Day Secretary - Alan Lee

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.

Clubhouse Manager – Tony Smart Bar Manager – Sue Hollick Club Welfare Officer/Charter Standard – Garry Harvey Functions & Sponsorship – Kerry Hollick 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 Accountants – Coyle & Co

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

Scott McGleish –

Manager

Assistant Manager

Austin Byfield – GK Coach

Aaron Eales – Coach

Darren Bonfield – GK Coach

Amy Kilbler Physio

Under 18s

Scott and Ferg’s 250th Game

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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 enoug

Visiting Club History: Records show that the club came into existence in 1875 making Royston the third oldest club in Hertfordshire after Hitchin and Bishop’s Stortford. The club's first notable achievement occurred during the 1911/12 season when they won the Creake Charity Shield by defeating Wisbech 1-0 in extra time. In more recent times, Royston achieved significant success when they were promoted to the Herts County Premier League during the 1969/70 season. Subsequently, they became champions in 1972/73 and 1976/77. The team rejoined the South Midlands League in 1978 and secured the Division One title immediately. The club's success continued with appearances in the Herts Charity Shield final in 1979 and as runners-up in the South Midlands League Premier Division in 1980. The Herts Charity Shield was won in 1981/82, and two years later, Royston joined the Isthmian League Division Two North, remaining there for a decade before returning to the South Midlands League in 1994. After facing a challenging period that led to relegation from the South Midlands League Premier Division at the end of the 2006/07 season, Paul Attfield was appointed as the manager, with Tony Galvin returning as the 1st Team Coach in November 2007. Under Paul's leadership, the team underwent significant changes, and a 17-game unbeaten streak propelled them from the bottom of the table to a commendable 5th-place finish in the League. This set the foundation for the successful 2008/09 season, where they secured the South Midlands Division One League title with impressive stats: W33, D4, L3, GF138, GA30, GD+108, PTS 103. The 2011/2012 season marked a pivotal moment in the club's history when they clinched the South Midlands Premier Division title, earning promotion to Step 4 in the form of the EvoStik Southern League Division One Central. In their first season back at Step 4 after 19 years, Royston exceeded expectations, consistently performing well and even contending for a playoff spot. However, a last-minute equaliser in the final game dashed their hopes. The following season also saw them reach the playoffs, but the team faced challenges after Paul Attfield's resignation due to ill health. Steve Castle was appointed Manager in December 2013, and the team continued to strive for success, ultimately earning promotion to the Southern League Premier Division, marking the highest level of play in the club's 142-year history. Seasons 2017/18 and 2018/19 were characterised by solid performances, finishing 7th and 9th respectively in the Premier Division Central. The 2019/20 season proved to be one of the most successful and thrilling in the club's history, with remarkable performances in both the

FA Cup and FA Trophy. The team's standout performance in the FA Trophy brought immense pride, especially with victories against higher-ranked teams, although the Concord Rangers quarter-final tie ended in disappointment. Despite strong contention for the league title, the Covid-19 pandemic forced the nullification of the season, leading to bitter disappointment. Season 2021/22 resulted in an eighth place in the league following an inconsistent league campaign. Performances in FA competitions were disappointing, beaten at Garden Walk by Step 4 Mildenhall Town and exiting the FA Trophy early, beaten by Kingstonian in a penalty shoot-out. The highlight of the season was wining the Southern League Challenge Cup, beating the Southern League Premier (South) champions Taunton Town 7-0 on aggregate. In season 2022/23 injuries to key players and poor away form in the league ended with a 13th place finish in the table. In the FA Cup & Trophy Royston Town were defeated at the second hurdle, by Hemel Hempstead & Heybridge Swifts respectively. Season 2023/24 saw Chris Watters take over as manager, mixed form resulted in a mid-table finish, with early exits in the FA Cup & FA Trophy. Season 2024/25 ended in a mid-table position in the league after slipping away towards the end of the season when drawing eight of our last twelve games. We performed better in the FA competitions, falling at the third hurdle both in the FA Trophy & FA Cup, losing to higher-league opposition in both cases. Last season was a season to forget for The Crows, our league form never really got going, resulting in relegation that ended our ten year residence at Step 3. We exited the FA Cup at the third hurdle, beaten by Kings Lynn at Garden Walk and were beaten by Welling United in the FA Trophy. The bright spot of our season came in April, when we beat Berkhamsted at Clarence Park to win the Herts FA Charity Cup for the first time in our history.

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Stanley Nairne (Goalkeeper) Talented young keeper who joined us on loan from Stevenage in October, Stanley has impressed with some fine performances during his spell with The Crows.. Dani Cruz (Goalkeeper) Signed for The Crows for the start of the current season, Dani’s previous clubs include Northwood and Kingstonian. Adam Murray (Defender) Our team captain, who can play as a central defender or striker, joined us at the beginning of season 2017/18, having spent the previous two seasons at Cambridge City where he made 60 appearances. Given the different positions that Adam has played, he has amassed an impressive haul of 70+ goals in over 300 appearances for the Crows. James Brighton (Defender) Experienced full-back who joined us in November 2019 from Kettering Town, where he had spent a successful four seasons. James has previously played for Hemel Hempstead Town, Cambridge City & Cambridge United. Archie Locke (Defender) Young defender who joined us from Harpenden Town for season 2024/25 and quickly made a good impression, Archie previously played for Hoddesdon Town & Hertford Town. Taylor Parr (Defender) An experienced central defender who returned to us this season having previously represented the Crows earlier in his career. A former Cambridge United youth player, Taylor has also featured for St Neots Town, Cambridge City and Bury Town. Strong in the air and a threat from set-pieces, he adds plenty of experience to our defence. Ed Asafu-Adjaye (Defender) Re-joined the Crows in 2019 after spending a season at Hayes & Yeading, Ed started his playing career at Luton Town and broke into the 1st team during the 2008/9 season. In total he made 64 appearances for The Hatters before moving to Forest Green Rovers and then to Hemel Hempstead Town, Ed is an experienced, versatile defender who can play anywhere across the back line. Josh Dawodu (Defender) Re-joined the Crows this season after a spell away at Bedford Town. Josh’s football journey started at the academy of Arsenal, where he spent a decade before moving to Sheffield Wednesday in 2017. He signed his first professional contract with the Owls in 2018. Whilst at Hillsborough he spent time on loan at Stalybridge Celtic in October 2021 before being released by Wednesday in July 2022. Harvey Beckett (Defender) Signed for us in July 2024 following his release by Cambridge United. Whilst at The Abbey he spent time on loan at St Neots Town, Concord Rangers and a successful spell with the Crows at the start of the 23/24 campaign. Jack Dickerson (Defender) Rejoined The Crows for the start of this season after spending time with Godmanchester Rovers and Hertford Town, Jack had previously progresssed through the Garden Walk ranks, representing our Under 18 and Under 23 sides. Konstatin Ivanov (Defender) Signed for The Crows last season, Kon is a left-sided defender who was previously with Brentford U18s and Beaconsfield Town. Jernade Meade (Midfield) Joined us for the start of this season from St Ives Town. Capped by Montserrat, Jernade was at the Arsenal Academy for eight years as a youngster, then spent time at Swansea City before moving to Scandinavia for three years before returning to the England for spells with Dartford, Hemel Hempstead Town and St Ives Town.

Alfie Warman (Midfield) A creative midfielder with an eye for goal who joined us for the start of this season from Barton Rovers (where he had spent three seasons), Alfie had previous spells with Baldock Town, Potton United and Codicote. Josh Coldicott-Stevens (Midfield) Rejoined The Crows this season after spending last season at Hitchin Town. Central midfielder who began his career at Boreham Wood in 2016 and went out on loan to St. Neots and Kings Langley in the 2016-17 season. Kings Langley then signed Josh on a permanent deal, and he spent two seasons there before signing for Hitchin midway through the 2019-20 season. Revin Domi (Midfield) Young midfielder who signed for The Crows for the start of this season, Revin began at the Ipswich Town Academy before moving to MK Dons U21s, where he made three appearances in the EFL Trophy last season. Dylan Williams (Midfield) Dylan arrived at Garden Walk for the start of this season from Needham Market, bringing a wealth of experience at Steps 3 and 4. A product of the Cambridge United academy, he has also represented St Ives Town, St Neots Town, AFC Sudbury and Biggleswade Town. Franco Ciuffa (Midfield) Talented midfielder who has progressed through our Under 18 and Under 23 teams to step up to our First Team last season. George Bailey (Midfield) A local lad who joined us for the start of this season from Biggleswade FC, where he had spent six seasons. He has also previously spent time at St Ives Town and Biggleswade Town. Andronicus Georgiou (Forward) Back at Garden Walk for his second spell this season after spells at Wingate & Finchley and Hashtag United, he originally signed for us in 2024. Andron started his career at Stevenage’s academy and signed his first professional contract with the club in April 2017, making his First Team debut the following season. After leaving Stevenage, he spent time at Kings Langley, St Albans City, Wycombe Wanderers, Hendon and Haringey Borough before moving to Braintree for season 2023/24. Brandon Harriman-Annous (Forward) Exciting attacking midfielder who joined The Crows this season, Brandon was earlier with the Hull City academy before spells with Berkhamsted and Braintree Town and Hendon. Nathan Godziemski (Forward) Young striker who joined the Crows in September this season, Nathan was previously with AFC Greenwich Borough where he made his First Team debut last season. Kian Harness (Forward) Rejoined us in season 2024/25 following a brief spell at Bishop’s Stortford this season. Local lad Kian played for Royston Town Youth and Royston Town Under 18s. He progressed to our First Team in season 2022/23, scoring around 20 goals to date. Joe Iaciofano (Forward) Talented striker who joined us for the start of this season, Joe was originally a graduate of the Northampton Town academy. Last season he was with Hemel Hempstead Town and previously represented St Albans City, Oxford City and Hampton & Richmond, scoring goals consistently. Cemal Ramadan (Forward) A proven goalscorer who came through the academy at Ipswich Town, Cemal joined The Crows at the start of this season, his previous clubs include Bury Town, Cambridge City, Leiston and Maldon & Tiptree. He scored an impressive 28 goals during Bury Town’s promotion-winning 2024/25 campaign.

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Match Reports

Leverstock Green U18 Green U18

6 vs 0

Crawley

It was another big win for the Under-18s as they continued their 100% league start with a fourth straight win in the SCFYL Corinthian Division. Oscar Roe scored twice in the opening five minutes of the game, and by 20 minutes it was 40 with Sam Dey scoring two goals in two minutes. Ashton Corder added the fifth just before half time, and Lucas Hammer made it 6-0 early in the second half before Crawley Green had two players sent off.

Aylesbury United

2 vs 2

Leverstock Green

It was another heartbreaking ending for Leverstock Green as they were denied a deserved win by a controversial stoppage time penalty decision. Leverstock had dominated the game despite playing with ten men for much of it, but let a two-goal lead slip over the closing minutes. Leverstock were already without their two top goalscorers, with both Joe McCarthy and Iker Noguera Leon missing the game through suspension and injury respectively. The game was played in heavy rain throughout, with the newly-laid pitch at Chesham holding up well, although the ball was being increasingly held up by surface water during the game. The home side could have gone in front in the second minute, but Bakary Daffeh put the ball over the bar from close range. The incident that changed the game occurred in the 14th minute, as both Kombe Kawimbe and an opponent slid in for a 50-50 challenge. Kawimbe got to the ball first and cleared it 20 yards, but his momentum took him through into the opponent. It would have been a harsh yellow card, but the referee showed Kawimbe a straight red card. In the immediate aftermatch both Fergus Moore and Scott McGleish were dismissed from the Leverstock dugout for their protests. The injustice only served to motivate the ten man Leverstock side. In the 23rd minute a ball into the box from Vlad Karuchok just eluded George Mitchell-Gears. Wil Turner shot into the side netting for Aylesbury in the 26th minute, but two minutes later Leverstock took the lead. A free kick was cleared to the edge of

the box, where Ryan Carruthers picked it up and and fired a shot into the top corner of the net. Ademide Baruwa came close to adding a second goal in the 31st minute but his shot curled just wide of the post. Aylebury might have equalised in the 41st minute but Jake Bewley’s long-range shot cannoned off the bar. Leverstock continued to work hard and have the better of the game in the second half. Ashton Corder came off the bench in the 54th minute and within five minutes had made an impact. A back pass was sent back towards keeper Jack Hopwood, but the ball held up and Corder nipped in to get the ball first, taking it around Hopwood before slotting into the empty net from a narrow angle to put Leverstock 2-0 up. There was almost a third goal in the 74th minute. The ball was played forward to Corder and Hopwood came way out of his goal to challenge, but Corder won the challenge and sent a chip towards goal from 40 yards which looked like it was going in but landed inches wide of the goal. Leverstock’s new signing Romari Forde made his debut from the bench and had a chance to score in the 83rd minute from Corder’s pass, but Hopwood came off his line and saved well. At the other end Sonny French was through on goal in the 86th minute, but Ryan North pulled off a save and it looked like Leverstock were heading for a deserved three points. But in the 88th minute a shot from Ike Okwusogu found the corner of the net to pull a goal back for Aylesbury. Four minutes of stoppage time were signalled but two minutes into stoppages an Aylesbury player was through on goal. North

dived at his feet and appeared to win the ball, but the player fell over his outstretched arm. To the disbelief of much of the stadium the referee pointed to the penalty spot, and Finlay Reeves netted the spot kick to earn a point for his side that had looked very unlikely a few minutes earlier. Leverstock were left with only a point to show from a superb performance battling the odds. Aylesbury United (0) 2 (Okwusogu 88, Reeves 90+3 pen) 1. Jack Hopwood, 2. Frankie Bircham (14. Pooya Karimi 64 mins), 3. Jake Bewley, 4. Sonny French, 5. Archie Quinlan, 6. Chase Matthew (16. Ike Okwusogu H/T), 7. Rocko Tamplin (15. Sam Bajaha H/T), 8. Nathan Brown, 9. Finlay Reeves, 10. Bakary Daffeh, 11. Wil Turner. Subs not used: 17. Lee Stobbs, 18. Marvin Emmanuel. Leverstock Green (1) 2 (Carruthers 28, Corder 59) 1. Ryan North, 2. Callum Neal, 3. Vlad Karuchok, 4. George Mitchell-Gears, 5. Kombe Kawimbe, 6. Ryan Carruthers (17. Marcus Warren 77 mins), 7. Ademide Baruwa, 8. Dan Pett, 9. Jack Allen (12. Ashton Corder 54 mins), 10. Nat Connolly, 11. Timi Bada (15. Romari Forde 64 mins). Sub not used: 14. Callum Donnelly, 16. Aldo Petagine.

Leverstock Green

1 vs 2

Waltham Abbey

For the third straight game Leverstock Green suffered injury time heartbreak and were denied what would have been a deserved point from a superb performance against Waltham Abbey on Tuesday night. Leverstock got off to the worst possible start as they found themselves a goal down with barely thirty seconds on the clock. With their defenders caught upfield, a Waltham Abbey through ball from their own half put Bailey Stevenson clean through on goal and he made no mistake slotting the ball past Ryan North. But Leverstock soon settled down and began to threaten the visitors’ goal. Joe McCarthy and Iker Noguera Leon were both back in the side after missing out on Saturday, and they were instrumental in Leverstock’s forward play. In the 25th minute McCarthy turned inside the box and hit a shot just over the bar. Five minutes later Leon made a run into the box and hit a shot across goal which hit the far post with McCarthy just unable to convert the rebound. In the 36th minute Leverstock got their deserved equaliser and it came from the magic feet of Leon, who dribbled through the entire Waltham Abbey defence on a dazzling solo run before giving keeper Hafed Al Droubi the eyes and slotting the ball in at his near post. George Mitchell-Gears

might have added another goal in the 41st minute but shot over the bar from close range from a corner. In the second half it continued to be Leverstock that posed the most threat of the two sides. In the 56th minute a ball to the far post found Ryan Carruthers all alone, but Al Droubi pulled off a great save to keep out Carruthers’ shot and the rebound just eluded McCarthy. In the 71st minute McCarthy’s pace took him through on goal, but he ran the ball just too far ahead and could not get a shot away. Two substitutes combined in the 81st minute as Ashton Corder showed some great footwork before squaring for Timi Bada, who didn’t make full contact with his shot and it squirted just wide. A point would have been the least that Leverstock deserved from this match, but again they could not hold on to what they had through stoppage time. In the second minute of stoppage time the ball was in the Leverstock penalty area and a high boot almost made contact with an opponent’s head. The referee had little option but to award the penalty, and Prince William put the spot kick out of North’s reach to put his side in front. Leverstock brought two forwards off the bench to try to save the game, but there was not enough time to create any serious chances, and once again they came away with nothing from a game in which they had given everything.

Leverstock Green (1) 1 (Leon 36) 1. Ryan North, 2. Callum Neal (16. Romari Forde 90+4 mins), 3. Vlad Karuchok (14. Timi Bada 79 mins), 4. George Mitchell-Gears, 5. Kombe Kawimbe, 6. Ryan Carruthers (12. Jack Allen 90+4 mins), 7. Ademide Baruwa, 8. Dan Pett, 9. Joe McCarthy, 10. Nat Connolly (17. Marcus Warren 82 mins), 11. Iker Noguera Leon (15. Ashton Corder 69 mins) Waltham Abbey (1) 2 (Stevenson 1, William 90+2 pen) 1. Hafed Al Droubi, 2. Sam Robbins, 4. Charley Barker (14. Isaac Galliford 64 mins), 5. Callum Taylor, 6. Lewis Knight (17. Aiden Read 64 mins), 7. Prince William, 8. Isaac Pedro, 9. Steve Cawley (3. Max Appauh 58 mins), 10. Jack Blower, 11. Bailey Stevenson, 18Charlie Johnson . Subs not used: 12. Benjamin Baker, 15. Jaden Ogwuazor.

Hadley

1 vs 1

Leverstock Green

It’s now six points from the last four games that Leverstock Green have allowed to slip away in stoppage time. Saturday’s game at Hadley saw a fourth-straight stoppage time disappointment as what would have been a hard-fought win turned into a draw. Leverstock went into the game with four players missing including previously ever-present Kombe Kawimbe through suspension and top scorer Iker Noguera Leon with hamstring issues. Their problems increased early in the game when Joe McCarthy went in for a sliding tackle on Hadley keeper Charles Taylor and won the ball, but McCarthy came off worse from the challenge. He struggled on for a few minutes trying to run off the injury, but in the 17th minute gave way to recent signing Romari Forde. At the end of a scrappy first half that saw neither side create a clear-cut chance, Timi Bada also had to leave the game with hamstring issues, and was replaced for the second half by Lucas Hammer, making two 16-year-olds on the pitch for Leverstock. It was Hammer who had the game’s first real chance in the 62nd minute when a shot from Nat Connolly deflected into his path, but his shot was gathered by Taylor. However, Leverstock were threatening again seconds later when Ashton Corder got in behind the Hadley defence and put the ball across goal where Forde came in at the far post to score his first goal for the club and put his side into a 1-0 lead. Hadley were reduced to ten men in the 77th minute. Louis Udeh had been shown his first yellow card eight minutes earlier, and a

shirt pull on Forde saw him dismissed with a second yellow card. In the 83rd minute Hadley were convinced that they had equalised, insisting that the ball had crossed the line in a goalmouth scramble, but neither referee nor linesman were in agreement and Leverstock remained in front. However, once again they could not hold out through stoppage time. It wasn’t a penalty this time, but a free kick awarded just outside the penalty area. Tommy Roberts’ shot went over the wall and past Ryan North to level the scores and rescue a point for Hadley. Hadley (0) 1 (Roberts 90+2) 1. Charles Taylor, 2. Bobby Webb (12. Ridwan Euba 66 mins), 3. Callum Ismail, 4. Cameron Ferguson (17.Tommy Roberts 69 mins), 5. Louis Udeh, 6. Ekow Coker, 7. Bobby Bircham, 8. Daniel Taylor, 9. Jordan Edwards, 10. Romey Meoded (18. Chibueze Echem H/T), 11. Luke Alfano (14. Rio Grant 79 mins) Leverstock Green (0) 1 (Forde 62) 1. Ryan North, 2. Callum Neal, 3. Vlad Karuchok (16. Aldo Petagine 80 mins), 4. Dan Pett, 5. George Mitchell-Gears, 6. Ademide Baruwa, 7. Timi Bada (15. Lucas Hammer H/T), 8. Nat Connolly, 9. Joe McCarthy (14. Romari Forde 17 mins), 10. Marcus Warren, 11. Ashton Corder. Subs not used: 12. Callum Donnelly, 17. Ted Wilkin.

By Matt Badcock Editor, The Non-League Paper HOW many Non-League clubs will beat EFL clubs in the FA Cup this weekend? Whether it will rival the ten we had back in 2020-21 – in that empty stadium era post covid – remains to be seen but one thing is almost certain, there will be somebody. It’s the first round proper this weekend with so many stories to be written – starting with Oxford City hosting Leicester City on Friday night. From Step 4 duo AFC Rushden & Diamonds and Stafford Rangers taking on Burton Albion and Grimsby Town, respectively, to Marine taking seven coach loads of fans to Bradford City, there can’t be a more special weekend in the whole of the football calendar. It’s one of the most frantic Saturday shifts we have each season at NLP HQ. But it’s always one of the most satisfying when the paper is put to bed and sent to the printers.

We love covering all the glory moments of the day – and the buildup. But, of course, the financial side can’t be overlooked. This is a time for clubs to cash in wherever they can. Those selected for TV will proudly bank £50,000 as a live fee on top of everything else. It’s why the live picks come with so much emotion for those who miss out. But there is also the long-term legacy a good cup run can bring. As Marine know only so well following their incredible run to the third round to take on Tottenham Hotspur back in that 2020-21 season. “We generated £650,000 and we used that money to put in a new 3G pitch and to completely renovate all of our bars in the front of the stadium,” CEO James Leary told The NLP. “The investment increased, the support grew and as a result of that we had a really successful period on the pitch where we got promoted twice and made the FA Trophy semi-final last year and three times out of the last six years, we’ve made the FA Cup first round. “After the Tottenham game, we hit a perfect storm where a lot of people would turn away from Premier League football with how much they were paying at Everton and Liverpool, it opened up a lot of people’s eyes to what they had on their doorstep. “As a result of that, our support went up from around 300 average attendance to now, which is around 1,400 average.”

For Step 4 Diamonds, their fourth round qualifying victory over Morecambe has already made a tangible difference even before they take on the League One Brewers. “It was our best day since forming, bar none,” chairman Rob Usher told us. “We had 12 days to get the ground ready – it's the hardest thing I've ever done as chairman, so it was an unbelievable feeling when the final whistle went. “We had probably 1,000 people at the Morecambe game who don’t usually come to Hayden Road. If 10 per cent of those fans come more regularly, that is game-changing. “Every pound that comes through our club has been earned by volunteers or spent at the club by supporters – we don’t spend what we like.” The players and results will rightly take the headlines this weekend. But beyond that the financial benefits will continue. Who knows how many shocks we will get – not to mention the all-Non-League ties – but let’s hope there’s plenty.

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First Team Fixture/Results – 2026/27 Date

Venue

Opponents

Comp

Result

Goalscor

ers Trialist A, Trialist B Carruther s, McCarthy Trialist

Sat 4th Jul Tue 7th Jul

Away

Dunstable F.C.

FRD

W 2-1

Away

Everett Rovers

FRD

D 2-2

Sat 11th Jul Tue 14th Jul

Away

Harpenden Town BROADFIELDS UNITED

FRD

L 1-3

FRD

W 2-0

BIGGLESWADE UNITED EGHAM TOWN

FRD

D 2-2

FRD

W 3-2

FRD

D 2-2

Home

HARROW BOROUGH WATFORD U23

FRD

W 3-1

Trialist, Carruther s Allen, Trialist(p) McCarthy, Allen, Warren Allen, Trialist Allen 3

Away

Takeley

FRD

L 0-2

Home

Sat 18th Jul Tue 21st Jul

Home

Sat 25th Jul Tue 28th Jul Sat 1st Aug Sat 8th Aug

Home

WALTHAMSTO W

FAC-xp

W 2-1

Tue 11th Aug Sat 15th Aug Sat 22nd Aug

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

Away

Walthamstow

FAT-1q

L 2-3

Home

POTTERS BAR TOWN

SLC

D 0-0

Uchenna, Folorunsh o, Eldridge Neal, Carruther s -

Away

Haringey Borough

SLC

L 1-3

Home

Folorunsh o

Tue 15th Sep Sat 19th Sep Sat 26th Sep Tue 29th Sep Sat 3rd Oct Sat 10th Oct 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

Away

Waltham Abbey SLC

L 1-2

Allen(p)

Home

MILTON KEYNES IRISH

SLC

D 1-1

Neal

Away

Hertford Town

SLC

D 1-1

Leon

Home

WARE

SLC

W 5-0

Home

BEACONSFIELD TOWN Thame United

SLC

L 1-2

Leon x2, Allen, Bada, McCarthy Leon

SLC

W 3-2

Home

TRING ATHLETIC

HSC-1

W 1-1 (4-2)

Home

BIGGLESWADE FC

SLC

W 2-1

Leon(p), McCarthy

Home

DIDCOT TOWN

SLC

L 1-2

Bada

Away

Aylesbury United

SLC

D 2-2

Carruther s, Corder

Home

WALTHAM ABBEY

SLC

L 1-2

Bada

Away

Hadley

SLC

D 1-1

Forde

Home

SLC

3.00 pm

Away

ROYSTON TOWN Ware

SLC

7.45 pm

Home

STOTFOLD

SLC

3.00 pm

Away

Leon, McCarty, Pett Allen

Tue 17th Nov Sat 21st Nov Sat 28th Nov Sat 5th Dec Sat 12th Dec Sat 19th Dec Sat 26th Dec

Away

Marlow

SLC

7.45 pm

Away

Biggleswade Town

SLC

3.00 pm

Home

HERTFORD TOWN

SLC

3.00 pm

Away

Milton Keynes Irish WINSLOW UNITED

SLC

3.00 pm

SLC

3.00 pm

Away

Flackwell Heath SLC

3.00 pm

Home

WELWYN GARDEN CITY

3.00 pm

Home

SLC

First Team Statistics Player

Appearances

Goals

Assists

Yellow Cards

Red Cards

Kombe Kawimbe

Ademide Baruwa

Marcus Warren

Vladyslav Karuchok

Joe McCarthy

Dan Pett

George Mitchell-Gears

Ryan North

Jack Allen

Ryan Carruthers

Callum Neal

Ashton Corder

Nat Connolly

Timi Bada

Carmicheal Uchenna

Iker Noguera Leon

Enoch Folorunsho

George Eldridge

Archie Quinlan

Aldo Petagine

Romari Forde

Finlay Penniston-Walker

Sankou Jabbi

Lucas Hammer

Pitching In Southern League Division One Central Table Pos Club

W D L

GD Pts Last 5

Winslow United

13 9

3 1

35 16 19

30 3-2-0

Potters Bar Town

16 8

5 3

34 21 13

29 2-1-2

Didcot Town

14 9

1 4

35 17 18

28 2-0-3

Royston Town

15 7

5 3

31 20 11

26 3-1-1

Pos Club

W D L

GD Pts Last 5

Marlow

13 8

2 3

31 21 10

26 2-1-2

Stotfold

15 6

7 2

22 19 3

25 1-4-0

Welwyn Garden City 14 7

3 4

31 21 10

24 2-1-2

Haringey Borough

14 7

2 5

22 24 -2

23 4-0-1

Thame United

11 7

1 3

27 18 9

22 4-0-1

London Lions

16 7

1 8

28 34 -6

22 3-1-1

Beaconsfield Town

16 6

3 7

21 31 -10 21 1-3-1

Waltham Abbey

11 6

2 3

33 23 10

20 2-1-2

Biggleswade F.C.

13 6

2 5

24 23 1

20 1-0-4

Milton Keynes Irish

16 5

3 8

21 34 -13 18 1-0-4

Hertford Town

14 4

4 6

21 28 -7

16 2-1-2

Leverstock Green

15 3

6 6

22 22 0

15 1-2-2

Barton Rovers

16 4

3 9

17 28 -11 15 1-1-3

Biggleswade Town

14 3

4 7

18 21 -3

Ware

13 2

6 5

18 30 -12 12 2-2-1

13 1-1-3

Pos Club

W D L

GD Pts Last 5

Hadley

15 3

2 10 19 32 -13 11 1-1-3

Aylesbury United

14 3

1 10 23 35 -12 10 1-1-3

Flackwell Heath

14 2

2 10 17 32 -15 8

1-2-2

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

Away

Tring Athletic FAYCxp

W 2-0

Henson, Corder

Home

BROADFIELD S UNITED

FAYC-p

W 1-1 (3-2)

Gyamfi

Home

DUNSTABLE FC

SCYL

W 6-0

Hamme r, Brewste r 3, Gyamfi, Corder

Thu 17th Sept

Home

RAYNERS LANE

FAYC1q

W 7-1

Mon 21st Sept Thu 1st Oct

Away

Hemel Hempstead Town St Albans City

SCYL

W 2-1

FAYC2q

W 3-1

Thu 8th Oct

Home

SHEFFORD SAINTS

SCYL

W 5-0

Fri 16th Oct Thu 22nd Oct

Away

Chelmsford City

FAYC3q

L 1-1 (1-3)

Home

CRAWLEY GREEN

SCYL

W 6-0

Home

AYLESBURY UNITED

SCYL

P-P

Away

Chesham United

BHC-2

7.45

Thu 29th Oct Thu 5th Nov

Away

U-18’s League Table 2026/27

Clark, Brewste r 3, Corder 3 Corder, Clark Brewste r 2, Hamme r Hamme r 2, Clark, Brewste r, Corder Clark Roe 2, Dey 2, Corder, Hamme r

Pos

Club

P W

Pts

Last 5

Dunstable FC U18

5-0-0

Leverstock Green U18

4-0-0

Chesham United U18

4-0-1

Aylesbury Vale Dynamos U18

3-0-0

Crawley Green U18

-12

1-0-4

Newport Pagnell Town U18

-13

1-1-3

Hemel Hempstead Town U18

1-0-2

Shefford Saints U18

-13

1-0-3

Codicote U18

Aylesbury United U18

-16

0-0-4

U-18’s Players Stats 2025 Player

Appearances

Goals

Ted Wilkin

Charlie Henson

Alex McGinty

Ashton Corder

Oscar Roe

Lucas Hammer

Samuel Dey

Henry Burroughs

Sebastian Kirkup

Ellis Simmons

Finlay Clark

Samuel Brewster

Rehan Khan

Alex Gyamfi

Ben Jackson

Zach Palmer

Gabriel Maragh

Noah Jennings

Praise Awoyemi

Billy Gibbs

Sonny Cawdron

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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 instead

Normal league programme cancelled, emergency competition run

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 2011-12

Herts Charity Shield Winners

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 1990-91

Division One Runners-up

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 Runners-up

2017-18 2022-23 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. MAIN CLUB SPONSOR SEASON 2026-2027

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