A well-earned 3 points away from home and three wins in a row for the Tudors! A brace from MML and league debuts from Olly Davis and Jack Lorentzen-Jones. Photography by Nicola C Creative | @nicolaccreative

Written by Allan Mitchell It’s three wins on the trot for Lee Allinson’s Tudors and it was a well deserved but hard earned victory down at the Meggar Community Stadium on a very difficult surface that was only given the all clear in the morning after storm Goretti had blown through on Friday. The Tudors made the perfect start after just two minutes when some good build up play set up new signing Oliver Davis, his first shot was blocked but the ball rebounded back to him, he i

The Key Info Founded: 1983 Nickname: The Whites Manager: Jake Leberl Stadium: The Crabble Stadium Capacity: 5745 The History: Founded in 1983, Dover Athletic came into force, replacing Dover FC who had gone through financial difficulties. Whilst the first few seasons proved to be a struggle for Dover, they were able to find success as they won the Southern League in both the 1989/90 season and 1992/93 season. This saw the Whites gain their Conference status in 1993, before

As part of the newly announced National League partnership, Hemel Hempstead Town are delighted to be working with TIC Health, helping our players and supporters with rapid diagnostic scanning and healthcare services. TIC Health has been supporting the NHS for many years and recognises the very real challenge of long waiting times. They also understand that private healthcare comes at a high price. They have created a membership that allows everybody access to the benefits of

A huge three points for the Tudors on a very very cold winters afternoon. A singular goal from Mauro Vilhete and a top class defensive performance was all that was needed to secure the three points and catapult them back into the play-off contention. Photography by Jemma Sear | @_photosbyjem (on instagram)

Written by Allan Mitchell Hemel made it two wins on the bounce after a battling display against another of the full time side in this division and there was a general feeling around The Focus Arena that ‘we have our Tudors back’ after a recent run of form had seen them slip out of the play off places. This result moved them back up to sixth place and it was return to the sort of performance that the home fans have been used to seeing this season, solid at the back, controllin

Written by Patrick Dodge Founded:  1992 Nickname:  The Daggers Manager:  Lee Bradbury Stadium:  Victoria Road Capacity:  Approx. 6,000 Club History: Dagenham & Redbridge FC were formed in 1992 following the merger of Dagenham FC and Redbridge Forest. They quickly established themselves up the non-league pyramid, later earning promotion to the Football League in 2007 and even reaching League One via the play-offs which was the clubs highest point up the league. After several s

Written by Ollie Heathcote Hemel Hempstead Town 3 (Matthews-Lewis 24, Vilhete 29, Rowan 62) Enfield Town 0 Hemel Hempstead Town secured a convincing 3-0 victory at home to Enfield Town on a bitter evening at the Focus Community Arena. Whilst kick off to the game was delayed until 20:30 due to a local power outage, goals from Millar Matthews-Lewis, Mauro Vilhete and Charlie Rowan’s first goal for the club ensured a comfortable victory in a game filled with dominance for the ho

Written by Patrick Dodge The Key Info: Founded:  2001 Nickname:  The Towners Manager:  Gavin Macpherson Stadium:  Queen Elizabeth II Stadium Capacity:  2,500 History: Enfield Town FC were formed in 2001 as a supporter-owned club, becoming the first fan run club, a fact very proudly shown on the front of their website. The club began their journey in the Essex Senior League and climbed steadily through the non-league pyramid. Enfield achieved success in the Isthmian League and