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Welcome to Leverstock Green FC
Today we welcome Thame United, Officials and Supporters to the LORDS Builders Merchants Stadium
We also welcome our match officials Referee Thomas Frost and his assistants Jack Owe nand Richard Barlow
We hope you all have an enjoyable afternoon 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.
Club Management also reserves the right to refuse admission to the ground to, or to eject from the ground, any person who refuses to be searched by any steward, servant or agent of the Club or any Police officer.
Please use the car parking provided inside the ground, as this will avoid any unnecessary disruption to our neighbours. If you have left your car on ANY of the adjoining roads, please pop outside and bring your car in, the car parking is free.
The Club management accepts no responsibility for injury or loss of property.
Fixtures, results, and league tables are shown within the programme or visit our web site.
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When we know it has happened, we can take the actions needed to remove discriminatory behaviour. We'll be doing so through a range of punishments:
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Leverstock Green FC Club Information
President – Derrick Williams MBE
Chairman – Emma Smart
General Club Secretary – Alan Lee
Football Secretary – Alan Lee
Treasurer – Tony Smart
General Officer – Keith Pym, Garry Harvey, Steve Ypey
General Committee
Keith Pym, Alan Brett, Steve Ypey, Roger Lipscombe,
Garry Harvey, Gemma Williams, Martin Barry,
Dan Swan, Steven Smart
Match Day Secretary - Alan Lee
Clubhouse Manager – Tony Smart
Club Welfare Officer/Charter Standard –Martin Barry
Mr. J Baldry, Mr. B Barter, Mr. C Bull, Mr. W Dawes, Mr. J Doble, ,Mr. R Saville, Mr. A Smart,
Mr. J Williams, Mr. M Goodson, Mr. .J Lawes
Web: http://levgreenfc.co.uk
Twitter: @levgreenfc
Facebook: @Leverstock Green F.C.
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.
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
First Team
Fergus Moore –
Manager Scott McGleish –Assistant Manager Darren Bonfield –GK Coach
Austin Byfield –GK Coach
Aaron Eales –Coach
Reserves Team
Amy KilblerPhysio
Manager –
Andy Murray Coach –Steve Newing
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Visiting Club History:
Thame United History
Thame United were formed in 1883 making it one of Oxfordshire’s oldest clubs. The early years were spent in various Oxfordshire Leagues and in 1906, 1909 and 1910 Thame won the Oxfordshire Senior Cup and the Senior League in 1907,1908, 1910, 1930 and 1931. A switch to the Hellenic League then brought further success culminating in the Hellenic League title in 1961-62 and 1969-70, as well as being runners up in 1960-61, 1976-77 and 1980-81. The Oxfordshire Senior Cup was won in both 1976 and 1981 but a poor spell in the mid-eighties preceded a crossing of the pyramid in 1988-89 to join the South Midlands League. The Club finished runners up in both 1988-89 and 1989-90 before eventually winning the title in 1990-91.
Thame received the green light to join the Diadora League in 1991/92. 1994-95 saw the Club win the Division 2 Championship with 93 points - an 11-point margin. In 1995/96 the Club reached the 3rd Round Qualifying in the FA Cup and the FA Trophy. In the league we finished a creditable 13th in our first ever season in the Isthmian League Division One. Andy Sinnott was appointed first team manager in June 1997, and, with a dramatically reduced operating budget, the side were relegated into Ryman Division Two. The Club bounced straight back into Ryman Division One and reached the semi- finals of the FA Vase.
200/2001 season the team lead the way for most of the season, putting together a club record of 12 consecutive league wins but a slump in form in the latter part of the season resulted in a 5th place finish. A mid-table finish followed in 2001/2002 season, but the Oxfordshire Senior Cup was retained. Mark West was appointed player/manager when Andy left United during the Summer of 2003. in October 2003 the Club reached the 4th qualifying round of the FA Cup for the first time in its history, before being beaten 1-2 by Conference side Farnborough Town. After a mid-table finish the Club moved to the newly formed Southern League, Division 1 West. In October 2004 the Club again reached the FA Cup 4th qualifying round and finished the season 11th in the league. Mark West left to join Slough Town and defender Tony Joyce was appointed player manager. By July 2005 the Club were in financial trouble and, following a visit from Bailiffs acting
on behalf of HMRC, the landlord enforced a clause in the tenancy agreement and evicted the club from Windmill Road.
However, shortly thereafter Thame United reached a formal agreement with the new owners of Windmill Road that secured £1.7 million to enable a new facility to be constructed, on Church farm on the edge of the town Whilst the Club progressed procurement of the new site and the necessary planning permission, a ground share agreement was reached with neighbours Aylesbury United. With the side struggling at the foot of the Southern League Division 1 West, Tony Joyce resigned in December 2005, with a new joint managerial partnership of Richard Searl and Alan Thorne appointed. Relegation to the Hellenic League was confirmed later in the season. A ground share agreement was reached with AFC Wallingford for the 2006/07 season. Mark West returned to the Club mid-way through the season but could not save the Club from relegation to the Hellenic League Division 1 East. The 2007/08 season provided greater stability for the Club, with Mark West and new assistant, Frank Thompson, looking after first team affairs. 2009/10 saw the Club win the Division 1 East title by six points and reclaim their place in the Premier Division.
The 2010/11 season was the most significant in the Club’s recent history. With work on a new £3.1m ground at Meadow View Park commencing in March 2010, United returned to Thame at the ASM Stadium on 11 December 2010, just over five years after their enforced eviction from the town. Boasting eight pitches, a floodlit 3G training pitch and 8000 sq ft clubhouse, United now have one of the best sporting facilities in the County. The official opening against Oxford United on 18th January 2011 set a record crowd of 1,382.
Season 2016-17 was one of the most successful in the recent history of the Club. Going the whole league season without losing at home, United were crowned Hellenic League Premier Division Champions. United were duly promoted to the Southern Football League East Division, returning after a spell of twelve years away. In the first season back at Step 4. In 2018/19 United secured an 8th place finish in the new Division 1 Central with the side occupying a mid-table position when the 2019/20 season was curtailed due to the pandemic.
The 2020/21 season was curtailed due to the pandemic, with only seven league matches completed before the league was again halted. Prior to the 2021/22 significant enhancements were completed to Meadow View Park, including a new full-size 3G training pitch, together with associated organisational changes. Last
season, after a slow start, United finished eighth in Division One Central, and until the final month of the season were within touching distance of a play-off place.
2022/2023 the team struggled towards the bottom of the table but an unbeaten run in April saw the team win all matches and climb to a respectable 12 in the table. Whilst a successful run in the Oxfordshire Senior Cup rounded off the season being crowned champions beating Oxford city in the final 4 -1. At the end of the season after a number of years Mark West and his management team left the club. Ben Williams formally of Aylesbury United was appointed to guide the club through the 2023/2024 season.
2023 /2024 was a difficult season, new manager Ben Williams joined the club with pre-season about to start and had to work hard to bring in players. The team spent most of the team fighting at the bottom of the table, which resulted in the team finishing second from bottom of the table, this did not reflect the overall performances with many games Thame were well in contention. With a number of step 3 teams dropping out of the league.
Thame gained a reprieve from relegation due to the teams having the best points per game over the season, of all the step four clubs who finished second from the bottom. But it wasn’t all bad with the team reaching the Oxfordshire Senior Cup final for the second season running and coming away with a 3 - 2 victory against Kidlington, lifting the cup for the second consecutive season.
Ben Williams and his team remained in charge for the 2024/ 2025 season and got off to a good start, reaching the third qualifying round of both the FA Cup and FA Trophy. In the league the team were in playoff contention right up until the last game of the season, but missed out by 3 points finishing in sixth place. But there was good news in the Oxfordshire Senior Cup where the team won the title for the third consecutive year beating Ardly United 5 - 1 in the final at Oxford City.
Visiting Club Pen Pics:
Matthew Crowther: (Goalkeeper Age 24)
Matthew is in his second season with Thame after playing for Milton United, a very assured and confident keeper who last season completed in 50 matches for Thame, keeping 20 clean sheets.
Callum Hall: Full Back (Age 18)
Callum joins the Red Kites this season from MK Dons Academy, the young right sided full back is quick and strong and his impressive performances in pre- season has earned him a place in the squad for this season.
Lewis Thorne: Full Back (Age 24)
An experienced defender who rejoined Thame midway through the 2024 / 2025 season from Cirencester Town after a season and a half playing at North Leigh, Risborough Rangers. Lewis started playing for Thame in the 2021 / 2022 season and has made over 120 Non League appearances.
Abuzar Khan: Full Back (22)
Abu joins Thame on a dual registration with Aylesbury Vale Dynamos, where he has played for the last two seasons, and amassing over 170 non-league appearances the majority with Dynamos. A right footed player who can play as a winger or a full back.
Luke Tingey: Centre Back (Age 28)
A strong experienced right footed central defender, with over 260 non-league appearances, joins us from Leighton Town where he made 30 appearances for them last season. He started his career playing at Hendon, where he stayed for five seasons, before moving on to Northwood, then Leighton Town. Luke will add a great deal of experience to the Thame United defence this season.
Finlay Murray: Centre Back (Age:24)
Finlay came through the ranks at Barnet FC. and joined Thame in 2017/ 2018 a solid and assured defender who can play anywhere across the back four and was part of the team that has won the last three Oxfordshire Senior Cup Final. Making 44 appearances for the Red Kites and scoring 5 goals last season and made over 180 appearances for Thame.
Mark Riddick: Midfield (Age 28) Captain
Mark has re-signed for the Red Kites for a third season and continues to captain the team this season. A very experienced defensive midfielder with over 330 non-league appearances, who has previously played for Tring Athletic, Aylesbury United and
Berkhamstead. From his 42 appearances last season he scored 8 goals, the majority of from headers.
Jack Tutton: Midfield (Age 27)
Defensive midfielder who is in his second season of his second spell after a season and a half away playing at North Leigh and Harrow. Previously spending four seasons with Thame making over 200 non-league appearances.
Ethan Lack: Midfield (Age 21)
A talented, skilful and hardworking box to box midfielder Ethan joins the club on a permanent registration after being on loan from Kings Lynn Town last season. He will provide a strength in the centre of the midfield and is comfortable carrying the ball as well as picking out passes.
Dan West: Midfield (Age 32)
Dan has been retained for this season, a vastly experienced player who will add quality to the team, can play in midfield, up front and in defence and has over 420 non-league appearance’s over 10 seasons, the majority of which were at Thame United. A proven goal scorer at step 4 scoring 173 in his non-league career.
Tyrae Njogu: Midfield (Age18)
A right footed central midfield joins the red kites after impressing in the County Cup final for Ardley United, in his first season in non-league football he played 41 games for Ardley.
Harry Alexander: Midfield (Age:21)
Retained from last season a regular member of the squad who started playing for Thame when he was 7. Harry’s season was cut short back in February through injury but still managed to score 12 goals from his 35 appearances, after scoring 17 in the previous season. Having Harry back fully fit will be like a new signing for the team.
Rocko Tamplin: Forward (Age 21)
A talented and skilful attacking winger, who can play on either wing, after starting last season at Thame Rocko went onto dual register at Winslow, the club where he has played most of his career and Aylesbury Vale Dynamos, before returning to Thame towards the end of the season and producing some stand out performances in the league run in.
Curtis Brown: Forward (Age 22)
Curtis resigns for this season, strong and quick paced right footed forward, who is a real handful for defenders and can play across the front line. An impressive season with 49 appearances and 12 goals making him joint top goal scorer, and in his five seasons in non-league football as scored 56 goals in just over 150 appearances.
Greg Hackett: Forward (Age 30)
A quick and skilful winger who loves to take on defenders, he started his career with Didcot Town in the 2018 /2019 season before moving on to play for Thame for four seasons, with brief spells at North Leigh and Risborough before re-joining Thame last season where he played 35 games and scored 8 goals.
Jenson Wright: Forward (Age 24)
A right sided attacking player, Jenson joins the Red Kites from Didcot Town, where he played 42 games for the Railway men last season and has had spells at Hanwell Town and North Leigh and did make three appearances for Thame back in the 2020 / 2021 season, with 31 goals in his 150 non league appearances, it will add a wealth of experience and quality to the Thame forward line.
Daniel Forde: Forward (Age 26)
A strong and powerful number 9, who has a great turn of pace. Dan joins the team this season for his first taste of step 4 football.
Louis Walsh: Forward (Age 24)
A talented left winger, who is skilful on the ball, with pace and likes to take on defenders. Louis past clubs include Oxford City, Bishops Stortford, Gosport and most recently Flackwell Heath in his 120 Non-Leagues appearances.
Lance Williams: Forward (Age 36)
Lance joins the Red Kites, after playing for Kings Langley and Kidlington last season. An experienced centre forward with over 300 appearances and 50 goals in his 13 seasons in non-league football, previous clubs include North Leigh, Leighton Town and Didcot.
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Match Reports
Leverstock Green 0 vs 1 Ilford
There will be no Emirates FA Cup run for Leverstock Green after they were beaten at home by a single goal by Essex Senior League side Ilford in Saturday’s Extra Preliminary Round tie. Leverstock played some good football and dominated long periods of the game, but they were unable to get past a strong Ilford defence.
Juan Pablo Velasco looked impressive from the start with his skill and pace, and in the 6th minute his cross just eluded the head of Aldo Petagine. In the 18th minute Velasco was brought down by a foul on the bye-line just outside the penalty area. The resulting free kick was driven across goal but no-one could apply the finishing touch.
Kai Nemoto was also looking threatening, and in the 24th minute was brought down for a free kick in a dangerous position, but Velasco’s effort from the kick went over the bar. Three minutes later a great pass from Velasco put Rio Beach in on goal, but he couldn’t get his shot away.
Leverstock had been in control for most of the game, but in the 33rd minute they found themselves a goal down against the run of play. David Luzolo’s hooked shot was out of the reach of Harry Way and went in off the post.
In the 38th minute Matt Forkin made a driving run down the left win and delivered a cross which was knocked down by Petagine to Guiseppe Delgaudio, who shot over the bar from close range with what was probably Leverstock’s best chance of the half.
The second half saw Leverstock continue to have most of the ball, but again they were getting little change out of the Ilford defence. Beach had a shot from distance in the 58th minute which keeper Wilkinson Boateng gathered
at the second attempt. Ten minutes later Velasco hit a low shot from distance which went just wide.
A series of substitutions saw Leverstock change their forward line, but to no avail. Substitute Justin Dass had a chance in the 75th minute, winning the ball from a defender on the edge of the box to go clean through against Boateng, but couldn’t get his shot away before being shut down by the keeper.
Leverstock kept pushing for the equaliser towards the end, winning a series of corners late on, one of which was headed over the bar by Josh Dooley, but they could not find the finishing touch to save the game.
Leverstock Green (0) 0
1. Harry Way, 2. Callum Neal (12. Dan Casey 71 mins), 3. Rio Beach, 4. Josh Dooley, 5. Matt Forkin, 6. Ryan Carruthers (15. Oliver Glimas 83 mins), 7. Juan Pablo Velasco, 8. Nat Connolly (17. John Gyabaah 68 mins), 9. Guiseppe Delgaudio (19. Joel Onu 70 mins), 10. Kai Nemoto (14. Justin Dass 56 mins), 11. Aldo Petagine. Subs not used: 16. Ollie Grieves, 18. Brad Robinson.
Ilford (1) 1 (Luzolo 33)
1. Wilkinson Boateng, 2. Nik Ahmadi, 3. Louis Hiobi, 4. Benjamin Eboh, 5. Abdul Rahman Fujah (10. Joel Appiah 79 mins), 6. Emmanuel Wazola, 7. Maksym Trush, 9. Greg Akpele (18. Dion Tansele 90 mins), 14. David Luzolo (11. Tylla Addai 79 mins), 17. Abdul Shobowale, 19. Saikoutijan Jatta. Subs not used: 8. Mohamed Habib, 12. Muamar Osman, 15. Chris Barbosa, 16. Michael Okafor.
Aylesbury United 0 vs 0 Leverstock Green
Leverstock Green started their second season in the Southern League with a solid point from a goalless draw away to Aylesbury United. It was a game of few chances, although had Leverstock been awarded a penalty for a blatant handball early in the second half, it could have been a different result.
The first half saw Leverstock generally with more of the ball, although they did not make the most of it. Jeffrey Sekyere, who was a key factor in last season’s “great escape” has rejoined on loan from Wealdstone and played up front today, but rarely had a chance to show his skill and pace against a stubborn Ducks defence. Leverstock won several corners during the first half, but the delivery was disappointing with the ball not reaching the danger zone from any of them.
The game’s controversial moment came in the 50th minute. A Leverstock cross was quite clearly batted down by the arm of an Aylesbury defender inside the box, and although just about everybody in the ground thought it was a penalty, the match officials felt it was accidental and played on.
Two minutes later Nat Connolly had one of Leverstock’s best chances when a cross was headed down into his path, but his shot from close range was over the bar. The Leverstock defence did a good job of containing any threat from the Aylesbury side, meaning that keeper Harry Way had little to do other then collect crosses, which he did confidently. Jed Layman’s shot across goal in the 55th minute was as close as the home side came to a goal.
In the 68th minute Leverstock won a free kick in a dangerous position, but Ryan Carruthers’ shot was straight at keeper Jack Hopwood. Juan Pablo Velasco had a shot in the 83rd minute but again it was comfortable for Hopwood. Leverstock could have won the game in stoppage time when Justin Dass had the clearest shooting chance of the game, but his shot was blocked as was a follow-up effort.
1. Harry Way, 2. Dan Casey (15. Callum Neal 66 mins), 3. Rio Beach (16. Aldo Petagine 76 mins), 4. Josh Dooley, 5. Matt Forkin, 6. Ryan Carruthers, 7. Juan Pablo Velasco, 8. John Gyabaah, 9. Jeffrey Sekyere (19. Joel Onu 85 mins), 10. Nat Connolly (14. Oliver Glimas 81 mins), 11. Kai Nemoto (12. Justin Dass 68 mins).
Leverstock Green Reserves 1 vs 0 Harefield United Devs
Leverstock Green Reserves opened their season in the Herts Senior County League Premier Division with a 1-0 home win over Harefield United Development.
The winning goal was a late effort from player/coach Charlie Clarke, after the visitors had been reduced to ten men for a second yellow card.
Leverstock Green 1 vs 2 Barton Rovers
Leverstock Green are still looking for their first league win of the season, but put up a good display against last season’s playoff semi-finalists Barton Rovers before going down to a late goal on the break.
Leverstock started the game brightly, and went close in the opening minute as Juan Pablo Velasco hit a shot over the bar. In the 5th minute Dan Casey ran down the left and put in a high, looping cross which looked like it was going out, but curled back into the box, and as the ball came down Josh Dooley got to it ahead of the keeper to head home his first goal for the club and put Leverstock into an early lead.
The scores were levelled in the 15th minute as Leverstock gave away a penalty for a challenge inside the box after a defensive slip. Albie Hall sent the spot kick past Harry Way to put Barton back on level terms.
Barton were well on top during the last 15 minutes of the half and could have gone into the break with a comfortable lead. In the 37th minute a header from Hall was superbly headed off the line by Dooley, and Way made some excellent saves to keep the scores level. In first half stoppage time a missed header from Dooley presented Hall with another chance but he shot weakly wide. Just before the break Leverstock lost their skipper to injury as Ryan Carruthers had to leave the game to be replaced by Oliver Glimas.
The second half continued with Barton in the ascendancy, and they went close in the 56th minute when Marcus Gouldbourne shot into the side netting. However, the introduction of substitute Iker Noguera Leon in the 59th minute for his debut gave Leverstock a new lease of life, and they started to play their way back into the game. They went close in the 69th minute on the break from a Barton corner as Velasco ran at the defence before hitting a shot from a narrow angle which the keeper parried, with the rebound just eluding Jeffrey Sekyere. In the 76th minute Glimas made a
driving run into the box and had the goal in his sights, but didn’t get a shot away and the chance was gone.
It was looking like the game was heading for a draw, but in the 84th minute Leverstock were caught on the break. A ball from the back found Gouldbourne on the halfway line, and he outpaced the Leverstock defence to go through and slot the ball past Way and put Barton 2-1 up.
It could have been 3-1 in the 89th minute as Hall hit a long-range looping effort but it came back off the bar. Leverstock kept pushing throughout stoppage time but could not carve out an equaliser. There were still plenty of positives to take from this game as the new-look Leverstock side continues to gel.
Leverstock Green (1) 1 (Dooley 5)
1. Harry Way, 2. Callum Neal, 3. Dan Casey, 4. Josh Dooley, 5. Matt Forkin, 6. Ryan Carruthers (14. Oliver Glimas 45+2 mins), 7. Juan Pablo Velasco, 8. John Gyabaah, 9. Jeffrey Sekyere, 10. Nat Connolly (19. Joel Onu 85 mins), 11. Kai Nemoto (15. Iker Noguera Leon 59 mins). Subs not used: 12. Justin Dass, 16. Tunde Akinpelu. Barton Rovers (1) 2 (Hall 15 pen, Gouldbourne 84)
1. Benjamin Heath, 2. Ryan Neufville, 3. Thomas Baggaley (15. Charlie Milton 77 mins), 4. Saul Williams (16. Kian Wilkes 77 mins), 5. Kai Phelan, 6. Michael Buckmaster, 7. Marcus Gouldbourne (12. Reece Perry 87 mins), 8. Alfie Warman, 9. Albie Hall, 10. Lucas Kirkpatrick (14. Josiah Ramsay 87 mins), 11. Rawn Seale (17. Lucas Jordan 63 mins).
OIR FC 1 vs 2 Leverstock Green Reserves
Leverstock Green Reserves made it two wins out of two in the new Herts Senior County League season on Tuesday night. Archie Baker made it 1-0 with a finish from a Henry Burroughs cross, and Alex Vtornicov doubled the lead shortly after. OIR pulled a goal back just before half time but Leverstock held out for the win.
A fuller report can be found here>>
Leverstock Green Reserves 3 vs 1 Hertford Heath
It became three wins from three games for Leverstock Green Reserves as they continued their 100% start in the HSCL Premier Division.
The starting line-up contained five players from the first team squad who have seen little game time this season, and one of those five scored the opener early on as Joel Onu made it 1-0 to Leverstock. The visitors equalised in the second half, but Alex Vtornicov came off the bench to score two late goals and win the game for Leverstock.
Leverstock Green 2 vs 5 Royston Town
Leverstock Green came back from an early two-goal deficit, but a strong second half from Royston Town saw them take control again and win this Herts Charity Cup second round tie.
The game was less than a minute old when the visitors took the lead. A low free kick into the box went through everybody and was finished from close range by Edu Toiny-Pendred. The fourth minute saw Royston go 2-0 up. Harry Way appeared to have both hands on the ball from a corner, but it somehow came out of his hands, and in the ensuing scramble a shot from Jamie Judge seemed to have been saved by Way but the referee adjudged that the ball had crossed the line.
Leverstock needed a goal back quickly, and they got one in the 8th minute. A great pass from Oliver Glimas put Iker Noguera Leon in behind the defence, and he squared the ball for Jeffrey Sekyere to slot home from six yards.
Leverstock continued to settle into the game and they levelled the scores in the 17th minute. A shot from Sekyere was parried away by the keeper, but Josh Dooley put the loose ball nack into the six-yard box where Noguera Leon stabbed home the equaliser.
Way produced a great save down low in the 25th minute to keep out a shot, and saved again from corners in the 30th and 35th minutes. In the last minute of the half Leverstock almost went in front. Sekyere showed some great footwork in the box before putting Noguera Leon in on goal, but his shot was slotted just wide of the post.
The second half started off evenly-contested, but Royston went back in front in the 55th minute through a stunning long-range strike from Thomas Avgoustidis than gave Way no chance as it flew into the top corner. Eight minutes later Royston produced a swift counter-attack which ended with Harrison Rookard shooting home to put his side firmly in control at 4-2.
Leverstock had no answer this time and a further goal from Rookard in the 80th minute sealed the tie.
Leverstock Green (2) 2 (Sekyere 8, Noguera Leon 17)
1. Harry Way, 2. Dan Casey (14. Ethan Mooney 54 mins), 3. Aldo Petagine, 4. Josh Dooley, 5. Tunde Akinpelu, 6. Oliver Glimas (12. Justin Dass 61 mins), 7. Juan Pablo Velasco, 8. John Gyabaah (19. Joel Onu 67 mins), 9. Jeffrey Sekyere, 10. Nat Connolly (16. Dan Pett 54 mins), 11. Iker Noguera Leon (15. Kai Nemoto 67 mins).
13. Reuben Rabstein, 2. Yousef Chentouf, 5. Jamie Judge, 6. Archie Locke, 7. Jake Emmett (15. Jack Davis 66 mins), 14. Luke WarnerEley (8. Franco Ciuffa 66 mins), 16. Jordon Frederick, 17. Edu Toiny-Pendred (23. Aeron Alexander 85 mins), 18. Harrison Rookard, 12. Tom Newman, 21. Thomas Avgoustidis (19. Ransford Ofori 82 mins). Sub not used: 22. Jamie Head.
Stotfold 2 vs 3 Leverstock Green
Leverstock Green got their first league win of the season on the board, but they had to do it the hard way giving away two-goal lead before snatching victory with a late goal. Leverstock were without a number of first-choice players due to injury or unavailability, but the depth of the squad shone through as the players selected got the job done.
It was a nightmare first half for the home side, who had already lost a player due to injury in the warm-up, and were forced into three further changes within the first 32 minutes of the game.
Leverstock looked threatening from the early minutes of the game. In the second minute Joe McCarthy, playing his first competitive match of the season, got on the end of a great crossfield ball from Iker Noguera Leon and ran at goal, but his shot was blocked. Leon had a great chance himself in the 11th minute as a defensive mistake left him through on goal, but he didn’t get his shot away in time and was dispossessed by a great challenge. Three minutes later McCarthy got to the bye-line and pulled the ball back for Jeffrey Sekyere, whose shot went over the bar.
McCarthy threatened again in the 19th minute as a pass from John Gyabaah allowed him to get past keeper Liam Gooch, but with the route to goal blocked he played a square ball across goal which missed everyone. Leverstock were overdue a goal, and it finally arrived in the 36th minute. A defender sliced the ball into the path of Sekyere, and with Gooch coming out of his goal Sekyere sent a looping header over the stranded keeper into the empty net to open the scoring.
It got even better for Leverstock five minutes later when Nat Connolly was sent flying by a challenge as he darted into the box. The referee pointed to the penalty spot, and Leon sent Gooch the wrong way with the spot-kick to put Leverstock into a 2-0 lead.
However, Stotfold pulled a goal back in the 45th minute as a cross from the right found Luca Cardines in space in the box to hit a first time shot past Harry Way. The number of injuries during the first half meant there was seven minutes of stoppage time, and Leverstock should have scored again in the fourth of those minutes. McCarthy received a pass from Justin Dass and took the ball round Gooch, but his attempt at the empty net went into the side netting.
The second half was a more scrappy affair than the first, with Stotfold having the better of things for much of the half. Leverstock went close to a third goal in the 65th minute as a run from Sekyere set up Connolly for a shot which he hit well, but Gooch pulled off a good save.
The pressure from Stotfold began to grow, and in the 75th minute they drew level. A corner was headed away by Aldo Petagine, but the ball came straight back in and this time Dempsey Thomas connected with a header which flew into the net to make it 2-2.
Joel Onu replaced Connolly in the 79th minute, and the pacy striker didn’t take long to make an impact. In the 84th minute Onu’s pace took him past the Stotfold defence and he hit a superb low shot which came back off the base of the post. Leon went for the rebound but collided with a defender, and the loose ball broke for Sekyere, who made no mistake with a shot into the corner of the net to put Leverstock back in front at 3-2.
Leon was unable to continue after the collision, and Onu’s appearance was also sadly cut short. As he made another threatening run into the box he was nudged by a defender and collided badly with the metal pitch surround, sustaining a cut to the head. Onu’s injury meant that Scott McGleish was able to add another one to his mammoth number of career appearances, and his experience helped Leverstock to see out the four minutes of stoppage time and get the three points over the line.
Stotfold (1) 2 (Cardines 45, Thomas 75)
1. Liam Gooch, 2. Jack Brown (12. Dempsey Thomas 20 mins), 4. Alex Coppin, 5. James Peters, 6. Freddie Stanley (17. Lucas Titchmarsh 66 mins), 7. Codi Spavins (15. Cormac Clarke 32 mins), 8. Mitchell Gooch, 9. Joseph Chidyausiku (16. Daniel Kemp 9 mins), 10. Henry Snee, 11. Luca Cardines. Sub not used: 3. James Kosky.
Leverstock Green (2) 3 (Sekyere 36, 84, Leon 41 pen)
1. Harry Way, 2. Ethan Mooney, 3. Matt Forkin (14. Aldo Petagine 60 mins), 4. Josh Dooley, 5. Tunde Akinpelu, 6. Justin Dass, 7. Joe McCarthy, 8. John Gyabaah, 9. Jeffrey Sekyere, 10. Nat Connolly (19. Joel Onu 79 mins) (18. Scott McGleish 89 mins), 11. Iker Noguera Leon (12. Oliver Glimas 86 mins). Sub not used 15. Dan Pett.
Leverstock Green Reserves 4 vs 5 Allenburys Sports
Leverstock Green Reserves almost pulled off an astonishing comeback against Allenburys Sports, but ended up losing out by the odd goal in nine.
With many players unavailable today, the game was always likely to be tough, and Leverstock were 2-0 down at half time, and 4-0 down early in the second half. However, Alex Vtornicov pulled the first goal back before Charlie Clarke made it 2-4 from the spot and Emmanuel Igwilo reduced the arrears to 3-4. Allenburys scored a fifth, but Curtis Gangarahwe pulled back another goal to make it a tense finish.
By Jon Couch
PRECISELY 104 days after Aldershot Town and Whitstable Town lifted the Isuzu FA Trophy and FA Vase respectively at a sun-drenched Wembley Stadium, Non-League’s two premier cup competitions are back for another eagerly-awaited campaign.
This afternoon, the 2025-26 FA Trophy kicks off with 32 clubs from Step 4 contesting 16 preliminary round ties.
A record 336 entrants begin the 12-round Road to Wembley and perhaps slightly unfortunate to be made to qualify is Grays Athletic, who have a proud FA Trophy history having won the second of two consecutive finals 20 years ago with victory over Woking, a year after beating Hucknall Town on penalties.
They make the trip this afternoon to Eastern Counties League Premier champions Brantham Athletic, one of four clubs making their FA Trophy debuts.
Rugby Borough, Hassocks FC and last season’s FA Vase runners-up, AFC Whyteleafe, are the others with their sights set on a potentially lucrative run into the latter stages and the visit of a National League big gun.
In this week’s NLP, our friends at @Non-League Factfile were back with all the facts and figures ahead of this afternoon’s ties – and once again there was plenty to mull over.
Four clubs are looking to equal their best FA Trophy run with victory in this preliminary round, namely Garforth Town, Wellingborough Town, Gorleston FC and Westbury United, while ten ties involve clubs that will meet each other in league games this season.
And there’s plenty of scores to settle on the field too with three of the 16 ties involving clubs that have met in the FA Trophy before.
Three years ago, Hanworth Villa beat Northwood 3-0 and Bashley defeated Frome Town 4-1, both in the first qualifying round. Margate knocked out Egham Town in the second qualifying round eight years ago.
The Isuzu FA Vase is equally as fascinating with no fewer than 623 having entered – the highest tally for six years.
This weekend, 202 first qualifying round ties take place up and down the country, involving 404 clubs from Steps 5 and 6.
Seven former FA Vase winners are in action: Whitley Bay (four times, 2001-02, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11), Brigg Town (1995-96, 200203), Romford FC (2023-24), Thatcham Town (2018), Diss Town (1994), Stansted FC (1984) and Hoddesdon Town, the first club to lift the Vase at Wembley Stadium in 1974-75.
In contrast, 26 clubs are participating in the FA Vase for the first time with four more entering in the next round, on September 6.
The tie between Grangetown Boys Club and Leeds Ultra Football Academy guarantees there will be at least five debut clubs in the next round.
Step 6 clubs have enjoyed solid Vase campaigns in recent years and this first qualifying round draw ensured that 61 tenth-tier clubs will progress to the next round (plus Boldon Community Association who have a walkover).
At least 44 Step 5 clubs will exit in this round with a possibility of an upset in 97 ties.
Thirteen clubs will be looking to make history by tasting Vase victory for the first time, while Newcastle Blue Star, Shirehampton FC and Horbury Town are all looking for a first win at their third attempt.
The tie between Club Thorne Colliery and Horbury Town is the only tie to guarantee a club making second qualifying round tie for the first time, while three other ties will see the winners at least equal their best Vase run – Retford FC versus Appleby Frodingham, AFC Aldermaston v Bristol Telephones and St Day v Stoke Gabriel and Torbay Police.
Twenty-three ties involve clubs that have met in FA Vase before, but Stafford Town v Tividale FC is the only one to have occurred more than once before. They have one win apiece in their past Vase meetings.
And talking of grudge matches, Southern Combination side Pagham FC have had to wait 49 years for the opportunity to avenge a 7-0 defeat by Newport (IOW) – the longest of any side in the competition.
So, the first of ten rounds on the Road to Wembley starts here with the four Finals Day contenders contesting Non-League’s most prestigious prizes under the arch on Sunday May 17, 2026.
It’s an occasion to savour and a fitting finale to two much-loved competitions which grow in stature year on year.
Start your engines, it promises to be a bumpy ride.
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A few words about KitAid
KitAid is a charity set up by, Derrick Williams MBE, who visited Tanzania on a WaterAid supporters’ trip in 1998. Derrick, being a mad footie fan, was amazed at the reception he received from children and adults in remote villages just because he was wearing one of his favourite football shirts (he follows Watford, Liverpool and Chesham Utd).
After two weeks in Tanzania, a flame was lit in Derrick’s heart, and he was on a mission to provide kit and equipment to the bare-footed children playing with footballs made of tied string and plastic bags. Twenty-one years on, KitAid has lots of volunteers and to date we’ve sent out 900,000+ kits to children and adults in 55 different countries across the world.
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If you’d like to support the KitAid cause, the easiest way to donate your unwanted football kit, in order for us to find it a new home.
Alternatively, if you don’t have any unwanted kit, but would still like to support us, we’re very grateful for any donations which will help to fund our annual costs as well as support other partnership charities where possible.
We thank you for all your support.
In working in some of the most under-privileged countries around the world, The Football Association is no stranger to seeing the impact the donation of something as simple as a shirt or a pair of shorts can make. KitAid has brought an enormous amount of pleasure and enjoyment to young and old alike through the gift of football kit and has shared the spirit of British clubs and the England team with communities in all corners of the globe. We are proud to be associated with KitAid and wish them all the best in their endeavours for the years to come.
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First Team Fixture/Results - 2025
Sat 5th Jul Away Crawley Green
Tue 8th Jul Away Cockfosters FRD W 1-0
Sat 12th Jul Home HARROW BOROUGH FRD W 4-2
Tue 15th Jul Home AFC RUSHDEN & DIAMONDS FRD W 1-0 Onu
Sat 19th Jul Away Broadfields United FRD L 0-2 -
Tue 22nd Jul Away Dunstable Town FRD L 2-3
Sat 26th Jul Home EGHAM TOWN
Sat 2nd Aug Home ILFORD
Sat 9th Aug Away Aylesbury United
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Tue 12th Aug Home BARTON ROVERS SL1C L1-2 Dooley
Tue 19th Aug Home ROYSTON TOWN HCC-2 L2-5 Sekyere, Leon
Sat 23rd Aug Away Stotfold SL1C W3-2 Sekyere x2, Leon
Mon 25th
Home
Sat 6th Sep Away Lowestoft Town
Sat 13th Sep Away Biggleswade Town SL1C 3.00 pm
Sat 27th Sep Home LEIGHTON TOWN SL1C 3.00 pm
Tue 30th Sep Home HADLEY SL1C 3.00 pm
Sat 4th Oct Away Welwyn Garden City SL1C 3.00 pm
Sat 11th Oct Away Enfield SL1C 3.00 pm
Tue 14th Oct Away Hertford Town SL1C 7.45 pm
Sat 18th Oct Away Northwood SL1C 3.00 pm
Sat 25th Oct Home WARE SL1C 3.00 pm
Tue 28th Oct Home RAYNERS LANE SL1C 7.45 pm
Sat 1st Nov Away Hitchin Town SL1C 3.00 pm
Sat 8th Nov Home BIGGLESWADE FC SL1C 3.00 pm
Tue 11th Nov Away Marlow SL1C 7.45 pm
Sat 15th Nov Home AYLESBURY UNITED SL1C 3.00 pm
Sat 22nd Nov Away Flackwell Heath SL1C 3.00 pm
Tue 25th Nov Away Barton Rovers SL1C 7.45 pm
Sat 29th Nov Home BIGGLESWADE TOWN SL1C 3.00 pm
Sat 6th Dec Away Milton Keynes Irish SL1C 3.00 pm
Sat 13th Dec Home BEACONSFIELD TOWN SL1C 3.00 pm
Sat 20th Dec Home STOTFOLD SL1C 3.00 pm
Sat 27th Dec Away Thame United SL1C 3.00 pm
First Team Statistics
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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,
1991-92
2002-03
2006-07 2010-11
2011-12
1965-66
1973-74
1978-79
1981-82
1984-85 1988-89
1990-91
1991-92
1993-94
1995-96
1996-97
1999-2000
Hertfordshire Football Association
Herts Charity Shield Runners-up
Herts Centenary Trophy R-up
Herts Intermediate Cup R-up
Herts Charity Shield Winners
Herts Charity Cup R-up
2000-01
Herts Senior County League
Reserve Division Three R-up
Division Two Runners-up
Division One Champions
Reserve Division Two R-up
Division One Runners-up
Premier Division Runners-up
Spartan South Midlands League
Reserve Division Two R-up
Senior Cup Runners-up
Senior Division Runners-up
Senior Div Best Playing Surface
1st Equal Best Programme
Senior Division Champions
Senior Div Best Playing Surface
Sportsmanship Cup Winner
Fred Crain Award Winner
Senior Div Best Playing Surface
Res Div 1 Top Sportsmanship Pts
Sportsmanship Cup Winner
Senior Div Best Programme
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2008-09
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2015-16
2010-11
2014-15
2015-16
Reserve Division One R-up
Sportsmanship Cup Winner
Division One Best Playing Surface
Promoted to Premier Division
Reserve Division One R-up
Reserve Division One Champions
Premier Division Cup Runners-up
Reserve Division One Champions
Reserve Division One R-up
Premier Division Cup Runners-up
Fred Crain Award Winner
Sportsmanship Cup Winner
Napier English Electric Sportsmanship Cup Winner
Southern Counties Floodlit Youth League
Delphian Division Runners-up
Corinthian Division Runners-up
Brian Hitchings Cup Runners-up
Colwyn Cup Runners-up
Winners 2017-18 2022-23
West Herts FA St Mary’s Cup
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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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
