Written by Allan Mitchell A seriously impressive performance from the Tudors saw them slip into third place in the Enterprise National League South and it has to be said it was completely deserved as they dominated proceedings throughout. After the heartbreak and efforts against Wigan in the FA Cup on Saturday there was a worry that there might be a bit on a hangover coming into this game against a Weston side who were sitting in second place and were the only team in the div

The Key Info Founded: 1887 Nickname: The Seagulls Manager: Scott Rogers Stadium: The Optima Stadium Capacity: 3500 The History Weston-Super-Mare AFC were founded in 1887, with a great amount of history attached to the club. Having had two spells within the Western Football League setup before the outbreak of the First World War, the club was disbanded due to the ongoing conflict. Between both wars, the Seagulls played their football in the Bristol and District Football League

A day of history made for the Tudors who despite being the underdogs, held league one outfit Wigan Athletic to a draw after 120 minutes in a strong and dominant performance they can all be proud of. A goal in the 21st minute from Wigan didn't stop the Tudors from aiming for the heights after their persistance and strength led them to an equaliser from the spot by always reliable midfielder, Joe White. Photography by Jemma Sear | @_photosbyjem on Instagram

Coaches, Arrival amenities, and North Stand Seating arrangements.   Please read the following supporter information to make the most of your day following the Tudors away at Wigan tomorrow.   Official Supporters Coaches: A reminder that our official supporter’s coaches will leave the club tomorrow morning, with staggered departure times from 8.30 to 9.00am. All bookings for the coaches would have received their allocated coach number and departure time. Please email operation

Written by Patrick Dodge FA Cup Special: Wigan Athletic Opposition Focus   The date is the 11 th  of May 2013, and FA Cup final fever has gripped the people of Wigan. Manchester City were the team that stood in the way, who at that point had five years of Sheik Mansour’s money to bolster their squad. With superstars like Vincent Kompany at the back, Yaya Toure ready to run the midfield and Sergio Aguero, their future all-time leading goal scorer leading the line. However, in

Written by Chris Wheeldon 2nd Qualifying round - Hemel Hempstead vs Bishops Stortford   Focus Community Arena, Hemel Hempstead Score - 4-1 Goalscorers - Hemel | Jake Gray (7’,79’), George Williams (37’), Millar Matthews-Lewis (51’), Bishops Stortford | Saleem Akanbi (94’)   Match report: The Tudors first FA Cup hurdle was against Bishops Stortford at the Focus Community Arena, where Hemel were able to get sweet revenge over their opponents in emphatic style. The home side we

Written by Dean Scarman 8 November 2014 The FA Cup – First Round Proper Gigg Lane, Bury Bury 3 - 1 Hemel Hempstead Town Goals: Andrew Tutte 16’, Nathan Cameron 88’, Daniel Nardiello 90+4’ / James Potton 10’   After 76 years, a name change, and a venue change, it was finally time for Hemel Hempstead Town to embark on the FA Cup proper once again. Apsley’s FA Cup run in 1938 was ended by Bromley, and Dean Brennan’s Tudors were hoping to not have that repeated. However, the chal

And so it begins! The preparation for our FA Cup First Round Proper this weekend has truly begun and we want to fill this week with all things FA CUP! To kick things off, we've got a handy supporters guide for those joining us in Wigan, including programme information, food, drink and where to find your seats and cheer the Tudors into the second round! These questions and answers were provided to us by Wigan's Liason Officer Jason Taylor, who has kindly put this together for

The background to the charge by the Football Association against Hemel Hempstead Town Football Club is that at the St Albans City v Hemel Hempstead Town National League South fixture on 21 April 2025 after around 45 minutes, Hemel Hempstead Town Football Club failed to ensure that spectators and/or its supporters (and anyone purporting to be its supporters or followers) attending a Match do not use words or otherwise behave in a way which is improper, offensive, abusive, inde

These Tudors never give up! Taking it to the 90+9th minute to get the three points after a well-placed penalty from Joe White secured the points and continued the unbeaten run at home! Photography by: Jemma Sear | @_photosbyjem

Key Info: Founded: 1889 Nickname: The Romans Manager: Darren Way Stadium: Cannon Clarke Stadium, Twerton Park Capacity: 8,840 (1006 seated) The Romans were founded in 1889 as Bath AFC. Competing in their first match on the 10th of October 1889, in which they lost 9-4 to Trowbridge Town at the North Parade Ground. Two years later in 1891 the club were struggling financially and joined with the local rugby club at the time, before then renaming to Bath City in 1905. Winning th

T I C K E T S ----------- As of this morning the club have sold 632 away tickets of its intial 1000 allocation in the North Stand. Thank you to everyone for your amazing support.   A reminder that tickets are available via the link below.  Please ensure that you create a Wigan account prior to purchasing and that you purchase tickets via the direct link to the North Stand. https://www.eticketing.co.uk/wiganathletic/EDP/Event/Index/2166?spell=a304232d-441c-48fc-9d50-ff864ac701