The English Football Association (FA) Cup is wrapping up its first round with replays this week. One of them includes Stevenage Borough v Port Vale as the first match ended in a 1-1 draw. Our other site, Free Live Sports TV, will be providing live coverage (including streaming video) of the match at the following link.

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Boro have a break from league action this Saturday as the FA Cup campaign starts against Chelmsford City. It was only a few months ago that Boro faced Chelmsford in a pre-season friendly where Charlie Griffin and Chris Beardsley both scored Boro won by 2-1.

Chelmsford find themselves in 11th place in Conference South despite winning 3 of their last 5 league games.

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Boro's good form continued on Saturday with a hard working win against Salisbury. Boro lined up with Bostwick one again at centre half and Yemi Odubade continuing up front alongside former Salisbury man Charlie Griffin. Once again Lee Boylan and Mitchell Cole missed out through injury and they were joined by Eddie Odhiambo who picked up a knock last week against Hayes & Yeading.

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After a fantastic result against local rivals Luton last Tuesday night, Boro returned to action against a much improved York team who found themselves in the playoff places after a poor season last year. Martin Foyle has signed some good players over the summer and have certainly made a claim to be this years surprise package.

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After dramatic victory against Mansfield last Saturday, Boro return to action tomorrow against bottom side Chester. After having 25 points deducted at the start of the season it was always going to be an up hill struggle for Chester to overcome and 9 points from their opening 9 games have not given them a great start either.

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Three goals, three points, a clean sheet and a good performance to go with it as Boro crushed Ebbsfleet 3-0 tonight at Broadhall Way. Graham Westley's side continued their steady improvement and showed a clinical edge in front of goal this evening to win the game and install some confidence into the side ahead of the trip to Oxford on Saturday.

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Its the battle of 17th versus 18th in the Blue Square Premier tomorrow night. Boro are still unbeaten, but have struggled so far this term, while opponents Ebbsfleet are still finding their feet after a traumatic summer which saw just 3 players remain from last season's squad. Even their official website is having problems at the minute!

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Stevenage continued their impressive start to pre-season with a 2-1 victory over Brighton. I didn't get to the game, but after reading the reports on the forum and Comet it sounds like it was a well deserved win over the League 1 opposition. Even some Brighton players, media and fans on their message board have stated that Boro were well worth the victory and the team looked good enough to be a league side.

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The Stevenage Borough Supporters Association annual meeting took place tonight at the Broadhall Suite for the 2008/2009 campaign. Again, it has been another tough year for the SA, with subscriptions reaching their lowest level since the first season in 1994. However, another profit has been recorded, although a lot of that was down to the club reaching the FA Trophy Final last season.

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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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It's been a rollercoaster start to Stevenage's 15th consecutive season in the top level of non-league football. So far, Boro have picked up 21 points and lie in 11th place in the Blue Square Premier table. This time last season was around the time Mark Stimson decided to walk out of Broadhall Way to join [. Click to continue reading...

After the first defeat in 5 against Torquay at the weekend, next up for Boro is a home game against Mansfield Town who were relegated from League 2 last season. Boro will be looking to get back to winning ways after picking up just 1 point from the previous 2 games. With both teams losing at [...] Click to continue reading...

Stevenage's record against teams from Devon was woeful last season and doesn't look like improving this, we are just lucky that Exeter are now in League 2. In wet and windy conditions, hardly weather you would expect on the "English Riviera", Boro fell to their fifth defeat of the season after an impressive run of [. Click to continue reading...

Boro face Torquay next as they aim to keep their unbeaten run of 5 games going. After an entertaining 3-3 draw last Sunday at home to York, Boro will want to get back to winning ways in Devon. Torquay are also in a good run of form at the moment after a poor start. After [...] Click to continue reading...

With so many players leaving Broadhall Way during the summer, here is where some of them ended up. Tyrone Berry Peter Taylor signed Berry last January as Craig Dobson's replacement, but he was released in the summer after failing to command a regular place. Berry ended up being offered a short term contract by Gillingham, although has [. Click to continue reading...

A great name! A great Canberra football name.
And congratulations to Dane Milovanovic and Sam Munro on being named in the Young Socceroos side to play in the upcoming ASEAN tournament.
But pity the Newcastle Jets. 4 injured on the weekend and James Holland and Jason Naidovski to head o/s as well. Click to continue reading...

Stevenage's winning streak of four games is over as York City held them to a 3-3 draw this afternoon at Broadhall Way. Graham Westley made two changes from the side that beat Grays on Thursday night. Anthony Thomas replaced Lee Boylan, who was seen on crutches near the tunnel before the game. Luke Oliver also [. Click to continue reading...

After a tough win against Grays on Thursday night, Boro are back in action tomorrow afternoon when York visit Broadhall Way. York began the season well and were unbeaten in their first 8 games, although they did draw 5 of those, winning the other 3. Since then they have been beaten twice against Kettering and [. Click to continue reading...

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Stevenage Borough's Youth team begin their FA Youth Cup campaign tonight when they face Bishop's Stortford at Broadhall Way. It's the first game in the Youth Cup for the newly formed youth side since Colin Read took over during the summer. In their last game Boro were beaten quite comfortably at Broadhall Way by Barnet. Click to continue reading...

Stevenage entertain Watford tonight at 7pm in their 3rd match of the reserve season. 3 trialists are set to play for Boro tonight. Trevor Benjamin, formerly of Leicester and Cambridge is in the starting eleven. BORO TEAM STEVE SMITH, Anaclet, McDevitt, Vincenti, Willock, LESLIE THOMPSON, Upson, Mills, L Cole, TREVOR BENJAMIN, Thomas WATFORD TEAM Loach, Hodson, Parkes, Bangura, Avinel, Bennett, Yildrim, Jenkins, [. Click to continue reading...

We are just under a fifth of the way through the season and it's already been a rollercoaster ride. New manager Graham Westley was in his second spell in charge of the club and had assembled a strong squad. After a good pre-season, expections were high and the "buzz" was back at Broadhall Way.  That good feeling though [. Click to continue reading...

With the new season now well under way, a mixture of results and a division where anyone can beat anyone on their day leaves us in 18th place, but only 8 points off the top and 6 points off the play-offs. After two straight defeats against Wrexham and Eastbourne we needed 3 more games to pick up our first win. Click to continue reading...

Many a pre-season favourite for the title have struggled to start their campaign in the manner that the media hype would suggest, but few have done so quite as spectacularly as Stevenage Borough. Returning manager Graham Westley had made a number of eye-catching and proven signings over the summer, including Lee Boylan and Mark Albrighton from [. Click to continue reading...

Graham Westley and Stevenage Borough are still looking for their first win of the season after being held at home by a very "professional" Weymouth side managed by former Chelsea boss John Hollins. Changes were made to the team after Tuesday's poor showing against Eastbourne with Luke Oliver, Daryl McMahon and Calum Willock coming into the side [. Click to continue reading...

Tonight was the night where the Stevenage Borough Supporters Association had their AGM. The meeting showed that the SA continues to be an important part of the club as it provides a vital link between the club and its supporters. Overall, the meeting went well and a lot of points were raised which could help [. Click to continue reading...

For those whining about our kits next season (for heaven sake, it's a bloody football kit, it doesn't matter that much) here's the genius way Conference side Stevenage Borough are advertising their new kit... Stevenage Borough are pleased to confirm the arrival of the new home kit for the forthcoming season. Click to continue reading...

Just as teams in the Championship are stuttering as the finish line for the prize of Premiership football gets ever closer, so the contenders for the playoffs in the Blue Square Premier are also doing their hardest to avoid a top five finish, with just half a dozen games to go. Aldershot have no such worries. Click to continue reading...