Match Reports
A second win in 48 hours for Russ Wilcox's Gainsborough Trinity, who followed up the 0-2 win away at Club Thorne Colliery with a 1-4 victory over Bottesford Town at the Barrett Steel Stadium on Saturday. Goals coming from Sisa Tuntulwana, Kyle Simpson and two unnamed trialists. Trinity started the game brightly with Joe Stacey whistling an effort narrowly over the top after patient build...
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Gainsborough Trinity made the trip to Club Thorne Colliery to open the 2024/25 pre-season fixtures, running out 2-0 winners in a routine victory for Russ Wilcox's men. 48 hours later than initially scheduled, due to concerns about the pitch at Club Thorne cutting up, due to heavy rainfall in the area early on Tuesday evening. It was a first chance to see the likes of Sisa Tuntulwana,...
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Gainsborough Trinity ended the season in style, with a sixth successive home win on the spin, defeating the much-changed-Champions Radcliffe by three goals to two. A Dayle Southwell double, either side of Joe Stacey's strike, helped Trinity end with victory at the Kal Group Stadium. Coming back from a goal behind, to stun the Champions. Two Trinity changes to the side that drew three all,...
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The 4G hoodoo raised its ugly head again, as Trinity had to make do with a share of the spoils on the artificial playing surface. Despite racing into a three goal lead, Wilcox’s men were stung by a second half fight back, after being reduced to ten men and still half an hour of the game to play. The point a piece, meaning the Holy Blues were unable to pick up a three point haul on...
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Gainsborough Trinity kept up their impressive run of results with an emphatic 4-0 victory over Matlock Town at the Proctor Cars Stadium on Tuesday night. All goals coming in the first half, as Trinity capitalised on some slack Matlock marking to put the Gladiators to the sword. Once again, Declan Howe proving to be the chief antagonist as he grabbed a first half treble. Dayle Southwell on...
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An outstanding performance saw Gainsborough emerge from the game with play-off chasing Hyde United with all three points. Stretching the winning streak at home to six consecutive victories. Two goals in each half, in a pulsating victory that once again earned Wilcox’s charges plaudits. Making just the one change to the starting line up, Joe Stacey came in at left wing back for Lewis...
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Russ Wilcox’s Gainsborough Trinity side tasted defeat for only the second time in ten games, as Lancaster City came from behind to secure the victory. Storm Kathleen wreaking havoc, with a gale force wind that blew down the ground for a large chunk of the game. Trinity named an unchanged squad to the one that was victorious on Bank Holiday Monday and Gainsborough flew out of the traps...
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Gainsborough made it an incredible eighth win in nine games, moving up to tenth in the Pitching In Northern Premier League with five games left to play, another Declan Howe double helping Russ Wilcox's men secure all three points. And at the same time, complete an Easter weekend, six point return! Wilcox opted to make just the one change from Saturday's victory over Bamber Bridge. Dayle...
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In the delayed kick off, the Holy Blues once again demonstrated character and mentality in abundance with skipper, and landscape gardener, Dylan Cogill taking charge of things before the game, to ensure the fixture was played. Following the collection of thirty bags of sand from the local BandQ, Cogill set about compacting the sand with anything at his disposal. Finally appeasing the...
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