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  • Rochdale 4, Accrington Stanley 2, 03/03/2007. Scotland, EFL League 2. Rochdale (blue shirts) play visitors Accrington Stanley in a League Two fixture at Spotland, Rochdale. Both sides were struggling near the foot of the division and facing the prospect of relegation from the Football League. Rochdale won this match by four goals to two, having lead three-nil at half-time. Picture shows the pub adjacent to the ground bathed in sunshine before the game. The game was watched by a crowd of 3343. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Rochdale 4, Accrington Stanley 2, 03/03/2007. Scotland, EFL League 2. Rochdale (blue shirts) play visitors Accrington Stanley in a League Two fixture at Spotland, Rochdale. Both sides were struggling near the foot of the division and facing the prospect of relegation from the Football League. Rochdale won this match by four goals to two, having lead three-nil at half-time. Picture shows the ground bathed in sunshine before the game. The game was watched by a crowd of 3343. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. A fan celebrates a goal as FC United of Manchester defeat Glossop North End (blue shirts) 8-0 in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. Players of FC United of Manchester celebrate one of their goals against Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC which United won 8-0. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. A fan celebrates a goal as FC United of Manchester defeat Glossop North End (blue shirts) 8-0 in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. Banners on display in the stand as FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. Fans watching from the stands celebrate a goal as FC United of Manchester defeat Glossop North End (blue shirts) 8-0 in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. Fans watching from the stands as FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. Fans watching from the stands as FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. Fans watching from the stands as FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. Fans holding up anti-racism banners before FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. Fans watching from the stands as FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. Young fans holding up anti-racism banners before FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. Young fans holding up anti-racism banners before FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. The attendance figure is displayed on the scoreboard as FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. FC United of Manchester players celebrated another goal as their team deafeat Glossop North End (blue shirts) 8-0 in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
    WSC_FCUMvGlossop_CM281006_018.jpg
  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. Jamie Phoenix celebrating scoring as his team FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg LanFC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
    WSC_FCUMvGlossop_CM281006_016.jpg
  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. FC United of Manchester manager Karl Marginson watching his team taking on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. Two editors watching live video feeds of the action as FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. Fans with a banner in the street before FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. FC United of Manchester manager Karl Marginson watching his team taking on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. Young fans holding up anti-racism banners before FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
    WSC_FCUMvGlossop_CM281006_010.jpg
  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. A young fan of FC United of Manchester holding up a scarvf in his team's colours before they take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
    WSC_FCUMvGlossop_CM281006_009.jpg
  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. Young fans holding up anti-racism banners before FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
    WSC_FCUMvGlossop_CM281006_008.jpg
  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. Young fans holding up anti-racism banners before FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
    WSC_FCUMvGlossop_CM281006_007.jpg
  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. Young fans holding up anti-racism banners before FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
    WSC_FCUMvGlossop_CM281006_006.jpg
  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. Fans buying souvenirs before FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
    WSC_FCUMvGlossop_CM281006_005.jpg
  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. Fans buying souvenirs before FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators.Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. A fan holding up a People United t-shirt before FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. A fan buying a matchday programme before FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Crewe Alexandra 1 Leyton Orient 2, 18/01/2014. Gresty Road, League One. Home player Harry Davis taking a corner during the first half of Crewe Alexandra's home game against Leyton Orient in the SkyBet League One at the Alexandra Stadium, Gresty Road, Crewe. The match was won by the visitors from London by 2-1 with two goals on debut by Chris Dagnall, sending Orient to the top of the league. The match was watched by 4830 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Bolton Wanderers 1  Blackburn Rovers 2, 17/03/2007. Reebok Stadium, Premiership. Fans arriving at the stadium before Bolton Wanderers take on Blackburn Rovers in a Premiership match at the Reebok stadium. The home side were challenging for one of the Champions' League placings but it was Rovers who ran out 2-1 winners. Both Rovers' goals were scored from the penalty spot by Benni McCarthy. Picture shows the stadium in the rain before kick-off. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Oldham Athletic 0 Blackpool 1, 27/02/2007. Boundary Park, League 1. Oldham Athletic's veteran striker Andy Liddell in action during his side's home match against Blackpool at Boundary Park. Both teams were chasing promotion places in League One. The away side won with a second half goal by Andy Morrell. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Oldham Athletic 0 Blackpool 1, 27/02/2007. Boundary Park, League 1. Blackpool manager Simon Grayson shouting instructions during his side's visit to play Oldham Athletic at Boundary Park. Both teams were chasing promotion places in League One. The away side won with a second half goal by Andy Morrell. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Oldham Athletic 0 Blackpool 1, 27/02/2007. Boundary Park, League 1. The groundsmen's forks lie by the side of the pitch as Oldham Athletic (blue shirts) take on Lancashire rivals Blackpool at Boundary Park. Both teams were chasing promotion places in League One. The away side won with a second half goal by Andy Morrell. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Oldham Athletic 0 Blackpool 1, 27/02/2007. Boundary Park, League 1. Oldham Athletic (blue shirts) take on Lancashire rivals Blackpool at Boundary Park. Both teams were chasing promotion places in League One. The away side won with a second half goal by Andy Morrell. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Rhyl 3 Aberystwyth Town 0, 13/01/20007. Belle Vue, Welsh Premier League. Rhyl on the attack against Aberystwyth Town (green) in a Welsh Premier League match at Belle Vue, Rhyl. The home team won the game by 3 goals to nil, with all the goals coming in a wind-assisted second half. The victory took the north coast club to the top of the league. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Rhyl 3 Aberystwyth Town 0, 13/01/20007. Belle Vue, Welsh Premier League. Rhyl players take the field prior to their team's match against Aberystwyth Town in a Welsh Premier League match at Belle Vue, Rhyl. The home team won the game by 3 goals to nil, with all the goals coming in a wind-assisted second half. The victory took the north coast club to the top of the league. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Rhyl 3 Aberystwyth Town 0, 13/01/20007. Belle Vue, Welsh Premier League. The exterior of Belle Vue as Rhyl prepare to take on Aberystwyth Town in a Welsh Premier League match. The home team won the game by 3 goals to nil, with all the goals coming in a wind-assisted second half. The victory took the north coast club to the top of the league. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Connah's Quay Nomads 5 Haverfordwest County 3, 06/01/20007. Cae-y-Castell, Welsh Premier League. Haverfordwest County fans wait to commiserate their players at the end of their  Welsh Premier League match against Connah's Quay Nomads at Cae-y-Castell stadium, Flint, north Wales. Connah's Quay spent the 2006-07 season ground sharing with Flint United as they redeveloped their own home stadium, located less than five miles along the north Wales coast. The home team won the match 5-3, having lead 4-0 after 30 minutes and clinching the victory with their fifth goal six minutes from time. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Connah's Quay Nomads 5 Haverfordwest County 3, 06/01/20007. Cae-y-Castell, Welsh Premier League. The teams take the field as Connah's Quay Nomads take on Haverfordwest County (blue shirts) in a Welsh Premier League match at Cae-y-Castell stadium, Flint, north Wales. Connah's Quay spent the 2006-07 season ground sharing with Flint United as they redeveloped their own home stadium, located less than five miles along the north Wales coast. The home team won the match 5-3, having lead 4-0 after 30 minutes and clinching the victory with their fifth goal six minutes from time. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Rochdale 4, Accrington Stanley 2, 03/03/2007. Scotland, EFL League 2. Rochdale (blue shirts) play visitors Accrington Stanley in a League Two fixture at Spotland, Rochdale. Both sides were struggling near the foot of the division and facing the prospect of relegation from the Football League. Rochdale won this match by four goals to two, having lead three-nil at half-time. Picture shows fans behind the goal and at the refreshment kiosk. The game was watched by a crowd of 3343. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Rochdale 4, Accrington Stanley 2, 03/03/2007. Scotland, EFL League 2. Rochdale (blue shirts) play visitors Accrington Stanley in a League Two fixture at Spotland, Rochdale. Both sides were struggling near the foot of the division and facing the prospect of relegation from the Football League. Rochdale won this match by four goals to two, having lead three-nil at half-time. Picture shows the ground with the game in progress. The game was watched by a crowd of 3343. Photo by Colin McPherson.
    WSC_RochdalevAccrington_CM030307_030.jpg
  • Rochdale 4, Accrington Stanley 2, 03/03/2007. Scotland, EFL League 2. Rochdale (blue shirts) play visitors Accrington Stanley in a League Two fixture at Spotland, Rochdale. Both sides were struggling near the foot of the division and facing the prospect of relegation from the Football League. Rochdale won this match by four goals to two, having lead three-nil at half-time. Picture shows Rochdale fans celebrating their team's opening goal. The game was watched by a crowd of 3343. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Rochdale 4, Accrington Stanley 2, 03/03/2007. Scotland, EFL League 2. Rochdale (blue shirts) play visitors Accrington Stanley in a League Two fixture at Spotland, Rochdale. Both sides were struggling near the foot of the division and facing the prospect of relegation from the Football League. Rochdale won this match by four goals to two, having lead three-nil at half-time. Picture shows the Rochdale substitutes taking their places on the bench prior to kick-off. The game was watched by a crowd of 3343. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Rochdale 4, Accrington Stanley 2, 03/03/2007. Scotland, EFL League 2. Rochdale (blue shirts) play visitors Accrington Stanley in a League Two fixture at Spotland, Rochdale. Both sides were struggling near the foot of the division and facing the prospect of relegation from the Football League. Rochdale won this match by four goals to two, having lead three-nil at half-time. Picture shows Rochdale fans engrossed in the second-half action. The game was watched by a crowd of 3343. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Rochdale 4, Accrington Stanley 2, 03/03/2007. Scotland, EFL League 2. Rochdale (blue shirts) play visitors Accrington Stanley in a League Two fixture at Spotland, Rochdale. Both sides were struggling near the foot of the division and facing the prospect of relegation from the Football League. Rochdale won this match by four goals to two, having lead three-nil at half-time. Picture shows a corner flag with the Rochdale badge. The game was watched by a crowd of 3343. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Rochdale 4, Accrington Stanley 2, 03/03/2007. Scotland, EFL League 2. Rochdale (blue shirts) play visitors Accrington Stanley in a League Two fixture at Spotland, Rochdale. Both sides were struggling near the foot of the division and facing the prospect of relegation from the Football League. Rochdale won this match by four goals to two, having lead three-nil at half-time. Picture shows Stanley fans before the game. The game was watched by a crowd of 3343. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Rochdale 4, Accrington Stanley 2, 03/03/2007. Scotland, EFL League 2. Rochdale (blue shirts) play visitors Accrington Stanley in a League Two fixture at Spotland, Rochdale. Both sides were struggling near the foot of the division and facing the prospect of relegation from the Football League. Rochdale won this match by four goals to two, having lead three-nil at half-time. Picture shows Rochdale fans outside the ground before the game buying programmes. The game was watched by a crowd of 3343. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Rochdale 4, Accrington Stanley 2, 03/03/2007. Scotland, EFL League 2. Rochdale (blue shirts) play visitors Accrington Stanley in a League Two fixture at Spotland, Rochdale. Both sides were struggling near the foot of the division and facing the prospect of relegation from the Football League. Rochdale won this match by four goals to two, having lead three-nil at half-time. Picture shows a Stanley fan arriving for the game. The game was watched by a crowd of 3343. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Rochdale 4, Accrington Stanley 2, 03/03/2007. Scotland, EFL League 2. Rochdale (blue shirts) play visitors Accrington Stanley in a League Two fixture at Spotland, Rochdale. Both sides were struggling near the foot of the division and facing the prospect of relegation from the Football League. Rochdale won this match by four goals to two, having lead three-nil at half-time. Picture shows Rochdale fans outside the ground making their way to the game. The game was watched by a crowd of 3343. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • FC United of Manchester 8, Glossop North End 0, 28/10/2006. Gigg Lane, Bury, North West Counties League division one. Young fans holding up anti-racism banners before FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. FCUM won the match 8-0, watched by 3257 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Two fans sitting watching FC United of Manchester take on Glossop North End (blue shirts) in a North West Counties division one match at United's home stadium, Gigg Lane, home to Bury FC. The match was staged on People United Day, an event started in 1999 which brought together fans from across Europe to campaign against racism. FC United were formed in the summer of 2005 by supporters of Manchester United in response to the take over of their club by American millionaire Malcolm Glazer and his family. The club entered the football pyramid at the lowest level with the intention to climbing through the leagues. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Richmond Academy 6 Buck Inn Broncos 2, 21/11/2009. Wensleydale Creamery League. Richmond were 0-2 down with 30 mins left. The game was played in pouring rain, and became very heated. The referee sent off a player from the away team, and became involved in a confrontation with away players after the match. He resigned from refereeing after this game. Photo by Paul Thompson
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  • Hastings Utd 3 Blackfield & Langley 0, 20/10/2012. The Pilot Field, FA Cup 4th Round Qualifying. Photo by Simon Gill
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  • Gornal Athletic 4 Wisbech Town 2, 02/02/2013. Garden Walk Stadium, FA Vase 4th round. The home team pressing for a winner as the sun sets late in the second-half at Garden Walk Stadium, during the FA Vase 4th round tie between Gornal Athletic (in yellow) from Dudley in the West Midlands and visitors Wisbech Town. Gornal, from the Midland Alliance and appearing for the first time at this stage of the tournament, defeated Wisbech, who play in the Eastern Counties League, by 4-2 after extra-time, after the visitors had lead two-nil after 10 minutes. The FA Vase was a nationwide, non-League English football tournament for semi-professional clubs and the winner of this tie played away at Bodmin Town in the next round. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Gillingham 0 Scunthorpe United 3, 11/10/2014. Priestfield Stadium, League Two. Photo by Simon Gill
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  • Stamford AFC 2 Marine 4, 29/03/2014. Wothorpe Road, Northern Premier League. Players make their way into the stadium and past the programme seller ahead of The Northern Premier League game between Stamford AFC and Marine from The Daniels Stadium. Marine won the game 4-2 in front of 320 supporters to boost their chances of relegation survival. Stamford AFC are moving to the brand new Zeeco Stadium at the end of the 2013/14 season Photo by Simon Gill.
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  • Brennan Johnson of Nottingham Forest  and Huddersfield Town's Levi Colwill chase a long ball. Huddersfield Town v Nottingham Forest, 29052022,  Wembley Stadium, Championship Play Off Final. Photo by Paul Thompson.
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  • Boldmere St. Michaels 2 Worcester City 2, 16/10/2021. The Tom Brown Memorial Ground, Midland Football League Premier Division. A club official exits the ground to retrieve the ball during the first-half as Boldmere St. Michaels play Worcester City (in yellow) in a Midland Football League Premier Division match at the Trevor Brown Memorial Ground in Sutton Coldfield. The home club were formed in 1883 and have played in local and regional football ever since, whilst the visitors were formerly one of the leading non-League clubs in England before a move from their St. George's Lane ground in 2013 started a downward spiral in their fortunes. Worcester City won this match 2-0, with a double from Aaron Roberts, despite playing for an hour with 10 men, watched by a crowd of 169 spectators, mainly away fans. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Boldmere St. Michaels 2 Worcester City 2, 16/10/2021. The Tom Brown Memorial Ground, Midland Football League Premier Division. Players competing for a high ball during the first-half as Boldmere St. Michaels play Worcester City (in yellow) in a Midland Football League Premier Division match at the Trevor Brown Memorial Ground in Sutton Coldfield. The home club were formed in 1883 and have played in local and regional football ever since, whilst the visitors were formerly one of the leading non-League clubs in England before a move from their St. George's Lane ground in 2013 started a downward spiral in their fortunes. Worcester City won this match 2-0, with a double from Aaron Roberts, despite playing for an hour with 10 men, watched by a crowd of 169 spectators, mainly away fans. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • A fracas by the touchline as Cameron Salkeld of Ayr attempts to retrieve the ball from Brandon Haunstrup of Kilmarnock. Kilmarnock 2 Ayr United 0, Scottish Championship, August 2nd 2021. Following Kilmarnock's relegation in 2020-21, the first game of the new season is the Ayreshire Derby, the first league match between the teams in 28 years. Due to relaxation of Covid restrictions the match was played in front of a crowd of 3200 Kilmarnock fans. The game was shown live on BBC Scotland.
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  • Mark McKenzie of Ayr crosses the ball. Kilmarnock 2 Ayr United 0, Scottish Championship, August 2nd 2021. Following Kilmarnock's relegation in 2020-21, the first game of the new season is the Ayreshire Derby, the first league match between the teams in 28 years. Due to relaxation of Covid restrictions the match was played in front of a crowd of 3200 Kilmarnock fans. The game was shown live on BBC Scotland.
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  • Brandon Haunstrup of Kilmarnock, shields the ball from Oluwatomisin Adeloye of Ayr. Kilmarnock 2 Ayr United 0, Scottish Championship, August 2nd 2021. Following Kilmarnock's relegation in 2020-21, the first game of the new season is the Ayreshire Derby, the first league match between the teams in 28 years. Due to relaxation of Covid restrictions the match was played in front of a crowd of 3200 Kilmarnock fans. The game was shown live on BBC Scotland.
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  • Chris Stokes, CaptaIn of Kilmarnock, and Cameron Salkeld of Ayr contest a loose ball. Kilmarnock 2 Ayr United 0, Scottish Championship, August 2nd 2021. Following Kilmarnock's relegation in 2020-21, the first game of the new season is the Ayreshire Derby, the first league match between the teams in 28 years. Due to relaxation of Covid restrictions the match was played in front of a crowd of 3200 Kilmarnock fans. The game was shown live on BBC Scotland.
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  • A ball flies though the air as players begin to warm up. Blyth Spartans v Brackley Town, 30112019. Croft Park, National League North. Photo by Paul Thompson.
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  • Ragnar the Viking, Yorkshire's mascot keeps his eye on the ball. Yorkshire v Parishes of Jersey, CONIFA Heritage Cup, Ingfield Stadium, Ossett. Yorkshire's first competitive game. The Yorkshire International Football Association was formed in 2017 and accepted by CONIFA in 2018. Their first competative fixture saw them host Parishes of Jersey in the Heritage Cup at Ingfield stadium in Ossett. Yorkshire won 1-0 with a 93 minute goal in front of 521 people. Photo by Paul Thompson
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  • Ragnar the Viking, Yorkshire's mascot keeps his eye on the ball. Yorkshire v Parishes of Jersey, CONIFA Heritage Cup, Ingfield Stadium, Ossett. Yorkshire's first competitive game. The Yorkshire International Football Association was formed in 2017 and accepted by CONIFA in 2018. Their first competative fixture saw them host Parishes of Jersey in the Heritage Cup at Ingfield stadium in Ossett. Yorkshire won 1-0 with a 93 minute goal in front of 521 people. Photo by Paul Thompson
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  • Pickering fans watch as Amissah Jordan bounces the ball. Stocksbridge Park Steels v Pickering Town, Evo-Stik East Division, 17th November 2018. Stocksbridge Park Steels were born from the works team of the local British Steel plant that dominates the town north of Sheffield.<br />
Having missed out on promotion via the play offs in the previous season, Stocksbridge were hovering above the relegation zone in Northern Premier League Division One East, as they lost 0-2 to Pickering Town. Stocksbridge finished the season in 13th place.
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  • Early arrivals kicking a ball about outside the clubhouse. Darlington 1883 v Southport, National League North, 16th February 2019. The reborn Darlington 1883 share a ground with the town's Rugby Union club. <br />
After several years of relegations, bankruptcies, and ground moves, the club is fan owned, and back on an even keel in the National League North.<br />
A 0-0 draw with Southport was marred by a broken leg and dislocated knee suffered by Sam Muggleton, Darlington's on loan left back.<br />
Both teams finished the season in lower mid table.
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  • A high ball into the Kettering box. Kettering Town 1 Leiston 2, Evo Stick Southern League Premier Central, Latimer Park. Kettering Town are a famous name in non-league football. After financial problems, relegations, and relocation, the club are once again upwardly mobile. Despite losing to Leiston, Kettering finished the season as Champions and were promoted to the National League North.
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  • Visiting goalkeeper Joe Hart watching as the ball evades him during the second-half as Burnley hosted Everton in an English Premier League fixture at Turf Moor. Founded in 1882, Burnley played their first match at the ground on 17 February 1883 and it has been their home ever since. The visitors won the match 5-1, watched by a crowd of 21,484.
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  • The match ball on display on a special podium in front of the stand at Yockings Park before Whitchurch Alport hosted Cammell Laird 1907 in the 2017-18 North West Counties Division One play-off final. Alport were formed in 1946 and were named after Alport Farm, Whitchurch, which had been the home of a local footballer Coley Maddocks who had been killed in action in the war. The home team won the match 2-1 watched by a crowd of 733, a club record attendance.
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  • York City 2 Spennymoor Town 2, 20/01/2018. Bootham Crescent, National League North. York clear the ball.  Photo by Paul Thompson.
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  • Barnet 2 Morecambe 0, 16/12/2017. The Hive, League Two. Players wait for the ball to come down in front of the East stand. Photo by Paul Thompson.
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  • Notts County 0 Mansfield Town 0, 14/01/2017. Meadow Lane, League Two. Richard Duffy of Notts County clears the ball. Photo by Paul Thompson.
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  • Alloa Athletic 0 Peterhead 1,14/01/2017. Recreation Park, Scottish League One. An away player retrieves the match ball from a pile of snow as Alloa Athletic take on Peterhead (in blue) in a Scottish League One fixture at Recreation Park, with the Ochil Hills in the background. The club was formed in 1878 as Clackmannan County, changing the name to Alloa Athletic in 1883. The visitors won the match by one goal to nil, watched by a crowd of 504. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Dover Athletic 2 Cambridge United 4, 17/11/2016. The Crabble, FA Cup first round replay. The match ball sitting on a plinth at the Crabble before National League Dover Athletic hosted League 2 Cambridge United in an FA Cup first round replay. The club was founded in 1983 after the dissolution of the town's previous club Dover FC, whose place in the Southern League was taken by the new club. Cambridge United won the tie by 4-2 after extra time, watched by a crowd of 1158. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Sheffield Wednesday 2 Peterborough 1, 20/01/2010. Hillsborough, Championship. Two-goal striker Marcus Tudguy heading the ball clear as Sheffield Wednesday take on Peterborough United in a Coca-Cola Championship match at Hillsborough Stadium, Sheffield. The home side won by 2 goals to 1 giving Alan Irvine his third straight win since taking over as Wednesday's manager. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Ramsbottom United 1 Barwell 3, 03/10/2015. Riverside Stadium, Northern Premier League. Ramsbottom United goalkeeper and captain Grant  Shenton reacts to dropping the ball allowing opponents Barwell to score the vital second goal at the Harry Williams Riverside Stadium in a Northern Premier League premier division match. This was the club's 13th league game of the season and they were still to record their first victory following a 3-1 defeat, watched by a crowd of 176. Rams bottom United were formed by Harry Williams, the current chairman, in 1966 and progressed from local amateur football  in Bury to the semi-professional leagues. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Uruguay 2 United Arab Emirates 1, Great Britain 1 Senegal 1, 26/07/2012. Old Trafford, Olympic Games. Great Britain's captain Ryan Giggs (blue shirt) running with the ball at Manchester United's Old Trafford stadium during his team's opening Men's Olympic Football tournament match at the venue. The double header of matches resulted in Uruguay defeating the United Arab Emirates by 2-1 while Great Britain and Senegal drew 1-1. Over 72,000 spectators attended the two Group A matches. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Cowdenbeath 0 Dundee 3, 18/08/2009. Central Park, Alba Challenge Cup. A solitary ball boy watching the action as Cowdenbeath take on Dundee in the Alba Challenge Cup second round tie at Central Park, Cowdenbeath. The visitors won by 3 goals to nil. The Challenge Cup is open to all Scottish League clubs. Cowdenbeath's Central Park was opened in in the Fife town in 1917 and also hosts stock car racing and a weekly open air market. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Leeds United Ladies 1 Nottingham Forest Ladies 1, 13/11/2011. Throstle Nest, FA Premier League National Division. Leeds United Ladies FC midfielder Emma Lipman (left) volleying the ball, during the second half against Nottingham Forest Ladies FC in an FA Premier League National Division fixture at the Throstle Nest, Farsley, West Yorkshire. The match ended in a one-all draw, watched by fewer than 50 spectators at the club's regular home ground. Formed in 1989, Leeds United Ladies has been one of England's top women’s sides for most of the last ten years and played in the top winter league for ladies' teams. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Leeds United Ladies 1 Nottingham Forest Ladies 1, 13/11/2011. Throstle Nest, FA Premier League National Division. Leeds United Ladies FC striker Carey Huegett (left) chasing the ball, during the first half against Nottingham Forest Ladies FC in an FA Premier League National Division fixture at the Throstle Nest, Farsley, West Yorkshire. The match ended in a one-all draw, watched by fewer than 50 spectators at the club's regular home ground. Formed in 1989, Leeds United Ladies has been one of England's top women’s sides for most of the last ten years and played in the top winter league for ladies' teams. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Huddersfield Town's Mouhamadou-Naby Sarr on the ball as the aerial camera moves overhead. Huddersfield Town v Nottingham Forest, 29052022,  Wembley Stadium, Championship Play Off Final. Photo by Paul Thompson.
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  • Huddersfield fans playing football with a beach ball. Huddersfield Town v Nottingham Forest, 29052022,  Wembley Stadium, Championship Play Off Final. Photo by Paul Thompson.
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  • Boldmere St. Michaels 2 Worcester City 2, 16/10/2021. The Tom Brown Memorial Ground, Midland Football League Premier Division. Players competing for the ball during the first-half as Boldmere St. Michaels play Worcester City (in yellow) in a Midland Football League Premier Division match at the Trevor Brown Memorial Ground in Sutton Coldfield. The home club were formed in 1883 and have played in local and regional football ever since, whilst the visitors were formerly one of the leading non-League clubs in England before a move from their St. George's Lane ground in 2013 started a downward spiral in their fortunes. Worcester City won this match 2-0, with a double from Aaron Roberts, despite playing for an hour with 10 men, watched by a crowd of 169 spectators, mainly away fans. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Boldmere St. Michaels 2 Worcester City 2, 16/10/2021. The Tom Brown Memorial Ground, Midland Football League Premier Division. Players competing for the ball during the first-half as Boldmere St. Michaels play Worcester City (in yellow) in a Midland Football League Premier Division match at the Trevor Brown Memorial Ground in Sutton Coldfield. The home club were formed in 1883 and have played in local and regional football ever since, whilst the visitors were formerly one of the leading non-League clubs in England before a move from their St. George's Lane ground in 2013 started a downward spiral in their fortunes. Worcester City won this match 2-0, with a double from Aaron Roberts, despite playing for an hour with 10 men, watched by a crowd of 169 spectators, mainly away fans. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Oldham Athletic 0 Hartlepool United 0, 18/09/2021. Boundary Park, League 2. Home strikers Hallam Hope and Davis Keillor-Dunn watch as the ball goes wide of the goal during the second-half as Oldham Athletic (in blue) play Hartlepool United in a League 2 fixture at Boundary Park. Before the game, more than 500 home fans protested against owner Abdallah Lemsagam's running of the club, including some who carried a mock coffin outside the ground. The match ended 0-0, watched by 3934 spectators. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Denton 1 Winnington Avenue 1, 01/06/2021. Whittles Park, Cheshire League League 1. The visiting goalkeeper retrieves the ball from behind the goal as Denton Town play Winnington Avenue in a Cheshire League, League 1 fixture at Whittles Park, Denton, Greater Manchester. Formed as Bradford Parish, they changed their name to its present one in 1994, relocated to the current ground the following year and stepped up to the Cheshire League in 2006. Watched by a crowd of 50 spectators, second-placed Denton could only draw this game 1-1, leaving them behind league leaders Knowsley South by five points with only three games each remaining.  Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Denton 1 Winnington Avenue 1, 01/06/2021. Whittles Park, Cheshire League League 1. The visiting goalkeeper retrieves the ball from behind the goal as Denton Town play Winnington Avenue in a Cheshire League, League 1 fixture at Whittles Park, Denton, Greater Manchester. Formed as Bradford Parish, they changed their name to its present one in 1994, relocated to the current ground the following year and stepped up to the Cheshire League in 2006. Watched by a crowd of 50 spectators, second-placed Denton could only draw this game 1-1, leaving them behind league leaders Knowsley South by five points with only three games each remaining. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • Mossley 4 Pickering Town 1, 26/09/2020. Seel Park, Northern Premier League Division One North West. A young boy kicking a ball around on the terrace before Mossley take on Pickering Town. Formed in 1903, Mossley moved into their current ground in 1912 and have played there ever since. The home team won the match 4-1, watched by a crowd of 400, the maximum number permitted in the ground under COVID-19 social distancing regulations. Photo by Colin McPherson.
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  • All eyes on the ball in front of the Jamie Vardy Stand. Stocksbridge Park Steels v Pickering Town, Evo-Stik East Division, 17th November 2018. Stocksbridge Park Steels were born from the works team of the local British Steel plant that dominates the town north of Sheffield.<br />
Having missed out on promotion via the play offs in the previous season, Stocksbridge were hovering above the relegation zone in Northern Premier League Division One East, as they lost 0-2 to Pickering Town. Stocksbridge finished the season in 13th place.
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  • Stocksbridge work the ball back to the keeper, in front of Jamie Vardy Stand. Stocksbridge Park Steels v Pickering Town, Evo-Stik East Division, 17th November 2018. Stocksbridge Park Steels were born from the works team of the local British Steel plant that dominates the town north of Sheffield.<br />
Having missed out on promotion via the play offs in the previous season, Stocksbridge were hovering above the relegation zone in Northern Premier League Division One East, as they lost 0-2 to Pickering Town. Stocksbridge finished the season in 13th place.
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  • Referee Mr Storey appears with the ball to lead the teams out. Stocksbridge Park Steels v Pickering Town, Evo-Stik East Division, 17th November 2018. Stocksbridge Park Steels were born from the works team of the local British Steel plant that dominates the town north of Sheffield.<br />
Having missed out on promotion via the play offs in the previous season, Stocksbridge were hovering above the relegation zone in Northern Premier League Division One East, as they lost 0-2 to Pickering Town. Stocksbridge finished the season in 13th place.
    WSC_Stocksbridge_Park_Steels_1711201...jpg
  • Early arrivals kicking a ball about outside the clubhouse. Darlington 1883 v Southport, National League North, 16th February 2019. The reborn Darlington 1883 share a ground with the town's Rugby Union club. <br />
After several years of relegations, bankruptcies, and ground moves, the club is fan owned, and back on an even keel in the National League North.<br />
A 0-0 draw with Southport was marred by a broken leg and dislocated knee suffered by Sam Muggleton, Darlington's on loan left back.<br />
Both teams finished the season in lower mid table.
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  • Paul White of Kettering collects the ball in front on the Weetabix factory. Kettering Town 1 Leiston 2, Evo Stick Southern League Premier Central, Latimer Park. Kettering Town are a famous name in non-league football. After financial problems, relegations, and relocation, the club are once again upwardly mobile. Despite losing to Leiston, Kettering finished the season as Champions and were promoted to the National League North.
    WSC_Kettering_v_Leiston_150918_PT_08...jpg
  • Visiting goalkeeper Jordan Pickford prep[ares to launch the ball upfield during the first-half as Burnley (in claret) hosted Everton in an English Premier League fixture at Turf Moor. Founded in 1882, Burnley played their first match at the ground on 17 February 1883 and it has been their home ever since. The visitors won the match 5-1, watched by a crowd of 21,484.
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  • Home player Jay Rodriguez (left) and Kalvin Phillips contest a high ball during the first-half as West Bromwich Albion take on Leeds United in a SkyBet Championship fixture at the Hawthorns. Formed in 1878, the home team were relegated from the English Premier League the previous season and were aiming to close the gap on the visitors at the top of the table. Albion won the match 4-1 watched by a near-capacity crowd of 25,661.
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  • A visiting defender retrieves the ball from the net after the home team scored their third goal at Mount Pleasant as Marske United (in yellow) take on Billingham Synthonia in a Northern League division one fixture. Formed in 1956 in Marske-by-the-Sea, the home club had secured automatic promotion to the Northern Premier League two days before and were in the midst of a run of six home games in 10 days as they attempted to overtake Morpeth Town to win the league. They won this match 6-1 against already relegated Billingham, watched by a crowd of 196.
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