Match Reports

Danny Newton’s first half strike proved to be the match winner for Barwell in a game of few clear cut chances.

A 90th minute penalty denied the Daniels three points at home to Worksop Town yesterday.

Stamford lost out to the odd goal in 7 when they hosted Rushall Olympic with the Pics arguably one of the best & fastest sides they have faced so far

A Robbins double brought three precious points, as they built on David Staff's half time words and produced a really strong second half performance.

A missed penalty, and three fabulous efforts denied by the woodwork, underlined how desperately close Stamford came to at least a point in this match.

Stamford were well beaten by a vastly superior United side. The home side was awash with footballing talent which, was just too much for the Daniels.

Stamford were undone by two free kicks in as many minutes after they had posed the greater threat throughout an evenly-contested first half.

Phew! Welcome to the Northern Premier League. A six goals by the Daniels all contributed to a roller coaster afternoon.

An uninspiring, lack-lustre second half performance meant a splendid opportunity to secure precious Northern Premier League points was surrendered.

Two goals from Daniel Holland in as many second half minutes stretched Stamford’s winless Northern Premier League run to five matches.

The Daniels held high-flying Chorley to a 1-1 draw at the Vic Couzens Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Shawn Richards hit a crucial late winner as Stamford finally saw off ten-man Buxton to pick up a precious Northern Premier League win.

Stamford extended their unbeaten home run to seven matches in all competitions after another rollercoaster victory, this time against Stocksbridge.

Anguish for Stamford as they let a half time lead slip and so allow Stafford Rangers to snatch only their second Northern Premier League.

Stamford bounced back from their FA Cup disappointment to show real character and record a solid victory at Rushall Olympic.

Stamford’s erratic form showed few signs of settling with a disappointing performance and a 2-1 loss at home to Whitby Town this afternoon.

Stamford produced another disappointing home display as two first half Barwell goals saw them to victory last night.

The spectre of a long, hard winter loomed large at Worksop on Saturday as Stamford took a comprehensive pounding.

Stamford left it late to salvage a well-deserved point at home to fellow strugglers Trafford on Saturday afternoon.

Stamford manager David Staff hailed Saturday’s win at high-flying Marine as their best performance of the season.

Stamford beat league leaders Skelmersdale United 2-0 to move out of the bottom four of the Evo-Stik Northern Premier League on Saturday afternoon.

It took a world class save from Alex Lynch to deservedly preserve a precious point for Stamford on this murky afternoon in South Yorkshire.

The Daniels’ four match unbeaten league run came to an end with a 2-0 defeat at home to Ilkeston on Saturday afternoon.

A disappointing second successive Northern Premier League defeat for Stamford this time a north east side Blyth Spartans.

Stamford always find a hero for their derby clashes with Kings Lynn.

The Daniels ended the year on a high, putting four past bottom side Droylsden without reply in the Evo-Stik Northern Premier League on Saturday.

Make no mistake, this was a precious point away from home on a day when gale-driven squalls of icy rain thrust through Grantham's exposed Trent Road

A superb injury-time save from Alex Lynch ensured that Stamford secured a deserved point at home against Nantwich Town on Saturday.

Stamford manager David Staff was left disappointed after losing at Chorley on Saturday.

Stamford manager David Staff felt that his side deserved their win on Saturday against the Northern Premier League form side Ashton United.

The Daniels have pulled further from the relegation dogfight with a 3-1 victory at home to bottom-four side Witton Albion.

Stamford last night paid the penalty after they were unable to force home a victory which should have been their's against 10-man Buxton last night.

Stamford extended their unbeaten league run to four matches with a comfortable 2-0 victory at home to relegation-threatened Stafford Rangers.

Stamford never recovered from a first minute goal as they slumped to their first defeat in five matches, at Nantwich last night.

Inspired by a wonderful goalkeeping display from Will Jones, battling Stamford took a huge step towards securing NPL football.

Stamford disappointed as they slumped to defeat against a hungry Witton side who got the better of them in every department.

Title-chasing Fylde had their hosts to thank for all three goals in a 3-1 victory that leaves Stamford looking nervously over their shoulders.

A first half strike from fit again Ryan Robbins was enough to ensure that Stamford secured a much needed Northern Premier League victory.

Fylde completed a league double over Stamford in the space of a week as they made it 17 matches unbeaten in all competitions.

Stamford were sunk 4-2 at home by fellow strugglers Marine and dragged into a relegation dogfight.

What a day for Captain Marvel to snatch what could be Stamford's most significant goal in their quest to retain Northern Premier League status!

Has Nabil Shariff’s second half double secured Nothern Premier League football at Stamford’s Borderville ground next season?

Stamford’s win at Droylsden means that their Northern Premier League status for next season is secure.

Stamford's defiant second half resistance was finally broken with little more than six minutes to go when quality striker Michael Norton

King’s Lynn won what was in truth a fairly dour derby encounter which produced very little goalmouth action.

Stamford’s league season ended just as it began way back in August with a high-scoring feast of goals at the Vic Couzens Stadium.

Blues completed the double over the Greenbacks – but it wasn't enough to take the title.

Blues boss Lee Casswell made two changes to his line-up with Paul Donnelly replacing Rhys Swetnam in defence, while Niall MaGuire was preferred in midfield to Dan Shelley.

Blues Championship charge is still on course after they recorded a seventh victory on the spin when they overcame mid-table Carlton Town at Harrison Park on Saturday.

Anton Robinson starred as Carlton Town finished their league campaign on a high, beating Market Drayton 4-0 at the Bill Stokeld stadium.