A dramatic last gasp for the Tudors who pinched all three points back at home in the 90+4th minute with a rocket volley from Darion Dowrich! Hemel Hempstead Town 1 - 0 Tonbridge Angels Photography by: Nicola C Creative / @nicolaccreative | Jemma Sear / @_photosbyjem

Written by Allan Mitchell There was a case of Déjà vu at the end this closely fought encounter but this time it ended in a good way for the Tudors who took all three points with a last minute winner. They came into the game off the back of a tough visit to Chelmsford on Monday only then it was The Clarets who had inflicted a heartbreaking last minute loss, scoring in the 96th minute to win the game by the only goal. As with the Monday game this one looked to be heading for a

The Key Info Founded: 1947 Nickname: The Angels Manager: Alan Dunne Stadium: Longmead Stadium Capacity: 3,000 The History Tonbridge Angels were formed in 1947 and have been a staple of Kent non-league football ever since, competing across the Southern League and Isthmian League eras. They moved from the aptly named ‘Angel Ground’ to the Longmead Stadium in 1980 where they currently remain. In recent seasons they have established themselves in the National League South, consis

Hemel Hempstead Town FC are looking for a Physiotherapist or Sports Therapist to lead our medical team providing first aid and trauma assistance at training sessions and matches for club players. You will be required to attend evenings and weekends and be prepared to travel to various locations depending on fixtures.  The successful candidates will enjoy working as part of a team, be enthusiastic and hardworking and be flexible to the requirements of the position and the clu

Written by Patrick Dodge The Key Info Founded: 1938 Nickname: The Clarets  Manager: Angelo Harrop  Stadium: The Dunmow Group Community Stadium  Capacity: Approx. 3,065  The History Chelmsford City FC have a long and proud heritage in Essex football. The club, in its current form, was established in 1938 as a professional outfit, with previous iterations of the club dating back all the way to 1878! Over the decades they have competed across the non-league pyramid, with no

The Key Info: Founded: 1881 Nickname: The Hornets Manager: Dominic di Paola Stadium: Fusion Aviation Community Stadium Capacity: Approx. 3,000 The History Horsham FC are one of the oldest football clubs in the South of England, with roots going back to the 19th century and formal establishment in 1881. For much of their early history they played in regional and county leagues in West Sussex. In recent seasons Horsham have enjoyed a remarkable rise up the non-league pyramid. T

Photography credit: Jemma Sear | @_photosbyjem

Written by Allan Mitchell This was far from a Valentines Day Massacre at the Focus Community Arena but it was a massive result for the Tudors who had lost their three previous home games, something manager Lee Allinson described as very frustrating and he was delighted with the effort his players showed against a very good Worthing side who had put us to the sword earlier this season. Lee decided to go for a more experienced line up after Tuesdays disappointing defeat against

Written by Ollie Heathcote The Key Info Founded: 1886 Nickname: The Rebels Manager: Adam Hinshelwood Stadium: Sussex Transport Community Stadium Capacity: 3250 The History Founded in 1886, Worthing FC are a team who were quick to make their mark in their seasons that they have competed in the National League South. Having started their journey in local Sussex leagues, Worthing transitioned to the Isthmian Divisions experiencing both relegations and promotions within their

The Club can confirm that as per our standard entry policy, supporters of visiting clubs that have been banned by the home club from attending matches at their own stadium will not be granted entry to the Focus Community Arena.   In line with this policy, the club has been in discussion with Worthing FC and both Sussex and Hertfordshire police in identifying Worthing supporters who are subject to those orders at their home ground.   These supporters will not gain access to th

Written by Nicola Sear Key Info: Founded: 1921 Nickname: The Beavers Manager: Alan Dowson Stadium: The Beveree Capacity: 3,800 Hampton FC were formed in 1921 and was originally an amateur side made up of students from the nearby Hampton Grammar School. In 1973 the club became members of the Isthmian League, this marked their shift towards semi-professional football. The club changed its name in 1999 to Hampton & Richmond Borough FC , this was to strengthen links with the B

A second trip away in a week and a long journey ahead! After a successful midweek and still in contention for playoff spots, The Tudors will be looking to extend their away form with another three points on the road! The last time we met with The Romans, a last minute penalty neatly slotted into the bottom corner by Joe White was all it took to keep the three points in Herts! Here's a handy travelling guide for those wishing to make the trip to Bath! By Car: There is no dedic