Match Reports
The Holy Blues exited the Emirates FA Cup at the Third Qualifying Round stage, in Russ Wilcox's seventeenth game, in the world famous competition. An impressive number in just three years. It was a game where Trinity will both look to missed chances, and Anstey to an inspired goalkeeping performance from their young debutant, Harley Price, (on loan from Derby County) that saw the side...
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The Holy Blues produced a remarkable late comeback at Gigg Lane. Forcing a penalty shootout, with two goals in added time at the end of the second half. Before falling to defeat, in the lottery that is a shootout. Trinity exiting the Trophy at the first stage, but with their heads held high.
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Antsey Nomads will travel to the Kal Group Stadium after the Holy Blues emerged from Tuesday night’s replay with a 3-0 victory. Goals coming from Javelle Clarke, Lewis Butroid & Fraser Preston, as Leamington finished the game with ten men and eight yellow cards.
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Celebrating his three year anniversary, in charge of the Holy Blues, Russ Wilcox’s Gainsborough Trinity demonstrated character and determination in bucket loads to come back from going a goal behind to earn a replay - and perhaps feel aggrieved not to have guaranteed an Emirates FA Cup, Third Qualifying Round spot.
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Gainsborough fell to a disappointing defeat at home to newly promoted Avro. Two second half goals condemning Trinity to defeat at the Kal Group Stadium. The lively Harry Salt a constant threat for the visitors, puncturing the home defence, before James Simms wrapped things up in stoppage time for the Oldham based outfit.
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The Holy Blues avoided a potential banana skin to book their place in Monday's draw, but were made to fight all the way by a spirited Sherwood Colliery side. As brothers Fraser & Jordan Preston made it a family affair at Debdale Park Stadium.
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Perhaps a case of one game too far, as the visitors blew Trinity away with a ten minute spell in the second half. A result that saw Cleethorpes register their first competitive victory over the Holy Blues, and retain their spot at the top of the Pitching In Northern Premier League. Extending their impressive goal difference from eight games, in the process.
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The Holy Blues returned to winning ways on Friday night with a hard earned three points at Ashton United’s Hurst Cross. Two first half goals from returning Lewis Butroid gave the side the advantage going in at the break, and a solidified rear guard action ensured Trinity returned to Lincolnshire with all three points in the bag whilst leapfrogging the Robins.
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An entertaining first ever match at Farley Way Stadium saw Quorn and Gainsborough Trinity play out a two – all draw. A game in which the visitors led, fell behind & came back to rescue a point. Before having the chances to claim all three points, but were made to rue missed chances at the death, as Quorn ‘keeper Jake Laban rescued his side a point.
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