After weeks without a game, Boro are back in action again tomorrow night when they travel down to Church Road, Hayes to play Hayes & Yeading FC. It will be Stevenage's first ever fixture against the club formed in 2007, but many fans will have fond memories of the trips to Hayes in the mid to late nineties, when former Aldershot boss Terry Brown used to manage the Middlesex club.

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With pre-season officially just days away the excitement is building in preparation for the new season. The Blue Square Premier fixtures will be released at the back end of next week and by then Graham Westley's squad will have already been through a couple of tough days of fitness training.

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Stevenage have announced they are to do a tour of the town, parading the FA Trophy won at Wembley on Saturday. The tour will begin at the ground before going down Monkswood Way, St George's Way, Fairlands Way, Lytton Way, around the old town before returning the same way to Broadhall Way. The bus leaves the ground at 4.

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Stevenage will face Cambridge over two legs as they aim to make the Blue Square Premier Play-off Final for the second time in 4 years. Although Boro were beaten at Field Mill by Mansfield, Kidderminster's 1-0 defeat at home to Kettering confirmed that Graham Westley's side finished in 5th place with 81 points.

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Stevenage will face Cambridge over two legs as they aim to make the Blue Square Premier Play-off Final for the second time in 4 years. Although Boro were beaten at Field Mill by Mansfield, Kidderminster's 1-0 defeat at home to Kettering confirmed that Graham Westley's side finished in 5th place with 81 points.

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It's a great time to be a Boro supporter at the moment. The team are playing well and are winning games consistently. Graham Westley has turned what looked like being an average mid-table team in November into arguably the best team in the league by April and they have nearly secured their place in the BSP play-offs.

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It's a great time to be a Boro supporter at the moment. The team are playing well and are winning games consistently. Graham Westley has turned what looked like being an average mid-table team in November into arguably the best team in the league by April and they have nearly secured their place in the BSP play-offs.

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A big game tonight and another big win for Graham Westley's side. If only we had hit the ground running back in August!

Stevenage have been superb since December. If the season had begun at the beginning of that month, then Boro would be comfortable winners of the Blue Square Premier.

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A big game tonight and another big win for Graham Westley's side. If only we had hit the ground running back in August!

Stevenage have been superb since December. If the season had begun at the beginning of that month, then Boro would be comfortable winners of the Blue Square Premier.

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Stevenage Borough v Kidderminster Harriers. Tomorrow night's game is arguably bigger than the FA Trophy Final between the two sides in 2007 at the new Wembley Stadium. Boro are a point away from Harriers who are currently in the last remaining play-off spot with just two games remaining. Kiddy drew at the weekend away at Histon, while Stevenage were held by Torquay United in a frustrating encounter at Broadhall Way.

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Stevenage go into the last week of the season with three huge games to play. Firstly, Torquay United visit Broadhall Way in a massive six pointer on Saturday, before Kidderminster Harriers make the trip to Hertfordshire on Tuesday night in another six pointer. Boro win them two games, then a place in the play-offs is ours.

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After a fantastic 24 match unbeaten run it all came to a dramatic end a couple of weeks ago with defeat at Kidderminster, however bouncing back was key and last Tuesdays impressive 2-1 win against rivals Cambridge certainly showed that despite having injuries, suspensions and a terrible referee we are able to compete at the top end of the table.

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Sorry for the lack of updates over the Easter period, but I've been very busy. I hope you all had a great easter. In football terms, it couldn't of got much better on the pitch. After bouncing back last Tuesday with a win over rivals Cambridge, Graham Westley's side have gone back to where they were before the defeat at Kidderminster.

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Who will be playing league football next season?

Following their 17th win of the season, Burton Albion look set for automatic promotion. The question remains on who will join them in League Football Two?
Torquay United's automatic promotion chances were dealt a cruel blow yesterday when they suffered their first defeat in twelve games.

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Stevenage's hopes of reaching the play-offs are still alive after a 2-1 win over local rivals Cambridge United at Broadhall Way. A fantastic performance with 10 men gave Graham Westley's side victory in a frantic encounter. The evening was made even better as fellow play-off contenders Kidderminster could only draw 2-2 against Forest Green, narrowing the gap between 5th & 6th.

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After the 4-2 defeat away at Kidderminster on Saturday, tomorrow night's game has just got that bit bigger. If playing Cambridge at home isn't a big enough motivation for both players & supporters anyway, it certainly will be after the weekend's result at Aggborough. Boro need to win. Anything less and they can kiss goodbye to the Blue Square Premier play-offs for yet another season.

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It may seem all doom and gloom for the play-off dream now Boro have finally lost their 24 match unbeaten run in all competitions, but with 6 games left there is still a lot to play for in the Blue Square Premier. Graham Westley's side were beaten 4-2 at Aggborough by fellow rivals Kidderminster. Things had [. Click to continue reading...

Tuesday night saw Boro travel up to Yorkshire and pick up a very valuable 3 points as the race for the play-offs continues. The following night Kidderminster visited struggling Woking and thumped the Cards 5-1, who sacked manager Phil Gilchrist the next morning. Kiddy are now back in 5th after Boro's brief 24 hour stay [. Click to continue reading...

Stevenage gained another point in their pursuit of the play-offs against fellow chasers Oxford United at Broadhall Way. After earning a draw away at Histon in mid-week, Graham Westley's side returned home to host the big game of the day in the Blue Square Premier. Oxford lived up to their promise by packing out the [. Click to continue reading...

FA Cup third round draw:

Portsmouth v Bristol City
Sheffield Wed v Fulham
Preston v Liverpool
Birmingham v Wolves
West Ham v Barnsley
Middlesbrough v Barrow
Hull City v Newcastle
Hartlepool v Stoke
Chelsea v Southend
Manchester City v Nottingham Forest
Cardiff v Reading
Ipswich v Chesterfield or Droylsden
Charlton v Norwich
West Brom v Peterborough or Tranmere
Torquay v Blackpool
Leyton Orient v Sheffield United
Southampton v Manchester United
Millwall v Carlisle or Crewe
Histon v Swansea
Forest Green Rovers v Derby
QPR v Burnley
Leicester v Crystal Palace
Tottenham v Wigan
Morecambe or Cheltenham v Doncaster
Arsenal v Plymouth
Notts County or Kettering v Eastwood Town
Bournemouth or Blyth Spartans v Blackburn
Macclesfield v Everton
Watford v Scunthorpe
Sunderland v Bolton
Coventry v Kidderminster
Gillingham or Stockport v Aston Villa

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