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Looking South – Maidstone United

MAIDSTONE UNITED STADIUM With a capacity of 4,200, Maidstone play their home fixtures at the Gallagher Stadium, right on the river Medway. They had called London Road home for 8 years, before 3 periods of ground sharing with Sittingbourne lead up…

Match Report July 17, 2023

MATCH REPORT | Haringey Borough 0-0 Chelmsford City

It was a third preseason game in a week, just a few weeks from the start of the season, as the Clarets travelled to North London. They had been here last season, falling to a 2-1 defeat against Haringey…

News NLS Football Grounds July 16, 2023

Looking South – Hemel Hempstead Town

HEMEL HEMPSTEAD TOWN STADIUM The Tudors have played their football at Vauxhall Road, located in the Town of Hemel Hempstead, since 1972. Tragedy did strike in 1992, when the changing rooms and clubhouse burnt down, seeing the club use temporary facilities.…

News July 14, 2023

MATCH PREVIEW | Haringey Borough (A)

After a win and defeat in the last week, the trio of lower league opposition comes to a close in North London. Football league opposition awaits after, but Robbie’s mem face Haringey Brough for a consecutive preseason. It will…

News July 14, 2023

Looking South – Havant & Waterlooville

HAVANT & WATERLOOVILLE STADIUM Having been home to Havant Town since 1982, the newly merged Havant & Waterlooville took Westleigh Park as their home in 1998. They have since hosted their games there, having teams such as Swansea visit in the…

News NLS Football Grounds July 13, 2023

Looking South – Hampton & Richmond Borough

HAMPTON & RICHMOND BOROUGH STADIUM Beveree Stadium hosts Hampton & Richmond, with its capacity of 3,500. The Beavers have had numerous of their youth and women’s teams play there, with Chelsea FC Ladies also having a spell at the ground. The…

News July 12, 2023

Looking South – Farnborough FC

FARNBOROUGH FC STADIUM With a capacity of 7,000, Cherrywood Road played host to Farnborough Town FC before they became Farnborough FC. Located in Hampshire, the ground was originally called The John Roberts Ground, but the name was rarely used as fans…