Swindon Town, Ritchie regala il terzo turno di F.A. Cup Di Renato Cignoni COLCHESTER UNITED 0SWINDON TOWN 1 (Ritchie '60) Swindon Town:Wes Foderingham;Paul Caddis (Capitano), Aden Flint, Alan McCormack, Liam Ridehalgh; Matt Ritchie, Oliver Risser, Jonathan Smith, Raffaele De Vita (Cibocchi '83), Lukas Magera (Connell '67), Mehdi Kerrouche ( Murray '26)Sostituti non utilizzati: Phil Smith , Nathan

This weekend's non-league videos of the week come from the Blue Square Premier and the Second Qualifying Round of the FA Cup. In the Blue Square Premier, AFC Telford United have reacted positively to their promotion from the Blue Square North at the end of last season and sit in mid-table in the division at present and they were at home against Hayes & Yeading United, who were the beneficiaries of Kettering Town's generosity and subsequent implosion on Tuesday night.

At the end of last season, it rather felt as if one of the more significant success stories of the previous ten months had been overlooked. As the nation salivated over Barcelona in the Champions League and cheered Wimbledon back into the Football League, Norwich City supporters could have been forgiven for feeling a little bit forgotten for having achieved something a little bit special back to back promotions which ended with the club back in the Premier League.

The Football League begins its new season next weekend, but non-league football doesn't begin again for a couple of weeks. With this in mind, it's time to take a quick look around how some clubs are doing in their pre-season friendlies. All of these matches are from the last couple of weeks and, it has to be said, we have no details on how strong the teams taking part in these matches my or may not have been.

On Saturday August 8th 2009, Norwich City were condemned to a 7-1 home defeat to Colchester United and more importantly Paul Lambert; On Monday May 2nd 2011, the same man got the Canaries promoted to the Premier League where they belong. Lambert has...
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For men of a certain age, the name of Leatherhead FC makes the eyes mist over and the memories come flooding back. The Tanners were in Division One of the Isthmian League (which was renamed the Premier Division in 1977, following reorganisation) when they beat Colchester United and Brighton & Hove Albion on the way to the Fourth Round of the FA Cup in 1975, where the BBC's Match Of The Day cameras saw them steal a two goal lead against First Division Leicester City before losing by three goals to two.

So near, yet so far. Brighton & Hove Albion travel to North-East London to play Dagenham & Redbridge in a league match for the first time this evening with the scent of promotion heavy in the air. That Gus Poyet's team has been the stand-out team in League One this season is inarguable, but in recent weeks they have started to give the impression of being a team that is starting, just starting, to run on empty.

Ireland U-21 international Conor Clifford is keen to extend his loan spell at Notts County from champions Chelsea until the end of the season.
The 19-year-old Dubliner moved to Meadow Lane on a one-month loan in early February but is eager to remain.
Magpies boss Paul Ince has been impressed with the former Crumlin United players performances and will discuss keeping him for the rest of the campaign with the club's chief executive.

Tomorrow the Quakes are scheduled to return to San Jose. They finish up their 10 days in London with a 2-1 record for their exhibition games. The team beat the Tottenham reserves and Colchester United, while losing to Leicester City. The Colchester United and Leicester City games were mainly games for the trialists.

Good news today that Tamas Kadar has again been called up for the full Hungary squad. Tamas Kadar called up by Hungary again Tamas missed the Huddersfield 0-0 draw at home to Colchester United on Saturday, due to a hamstring injury. The 20-year-old defender won his very first cap against Lithuania last November, although [.

As we approach the halfway point in the League One season, more or less nothing has yet been decided and with each passing week more questions are being asked of which more or less none are being definitively answered. No matter which we way we choose to interpret this league table, it makes for extraordinary reading.