Match Reports
A couple of goals in each half, and a clean sheet were again the order of the day for Russ Wilcox's Holy Blues. Though it was less routine, as Trinity had to adapt, on a difficult surface, to book their passage through to the First Round of the Lincolnshire Senior Cup.
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Two goals in each half handed Russ Wilcox's Holy Blues, a routine pre-season victory over Frickley Athletic. On an extremely warm afternoon, Gainsborough goals were scored by Lewis Butroid, Javelle Clarke, Connor Brown & Jack Watson.
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The sun shone down on the Project Solar Stadium, on a beautiful Spring day on Tameside. The result however didn’t match the conditions, as the travelling Trinity faithful didn’t get to see the result – or performance they were hoping for. And moreso, with results not going Gainsborough’s way – it was a disappointing way to end another season filled with highs and lows, ups and...
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Much depended on this one, and it was the side from Merseyside who held their nerve. Taking their relegation fight to the final day. Gainsborough slipping to seventh in their play-off fight. And now, more than likely, requiring a win and snookers on the final day, with both Stockton & Lancaster boasting healthier goal differences.
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Gainsborough Trinity were made to pay by a clinical Lancaster City at the Giant Axe. The Dolly Blues taking their chances and making Russ Wilcox's side rue missed first half opportunities, as the goal difference took an uncharacteristic hit, at the same time.
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Sisa Tuntulwana scored three minutes into the game. And three minutes from the full time whistle, to earn the Holy Blues a vital three points at home to Guiseley in the Pitching In Northern Premier League. The versatile youngster netting his eleventh and twelfth goals, in all competitions, of a productive campaign for the South African ‘baller.
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Gainsborough Trinity fell to a narrow defeat to fellow play-off chasers, Stockton Town. Drawing a third successive blank to slip out of the play-off places with four left to play. The only goal of the game coming deep in first half stoppage time, amidst a swirling gale that swept across the Map UK Stadium.
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An entertaining game, failed to keep the scoreboard operator busy, but certainly had the supporters on the edge of their seats, particularly in a lively second half, where both sides had chances – and both sides were indebted to the performances of their men between the sticks. Both Trinity’s David Robson & Rylands’ Luke Pilling, earning their share of the plaudits, having made...
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Gainsborough Trinity passed up the opportunity to climb to fourth in the table with a game in hand, ahead of Saturday's big home game against Warrington Rylands, falling to a 1-0 home defeat to Bamber Bridge, at the Kal Group Stadium. The manner of the defeat, in horrendous conditions, irking manager Russ Wilcox.
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