The club is deeply saddened by the devastating loss of Olly Frogell, who passed away on 4 November. Our thoughts and heartfelt condolences continue to be with Olly’s wife, his family, and everyone who knew and loved him. Out of respect for the family’s privacy, and as this has been an active police investigation, the club felt it was appropriate to stay silent publicly until now. During this time, we have remained in close contact with Olly’s family privately and have offered

Fighting against wind and rain, never an easy feat as it is - but then bring in an in-form team. A draw a fair result after a full battle for 70 minutes, with Horsham taking the lead after tricking MJ and the defenders for a neat slot into the bottom corner. A tricky team to break down, however the Tudors never give up, with Samuel Adenola equalising to save a point in the 90+4! Photography by Jemma Sear / @_photosbyjem | Nicola C Creative / @nicolaccreative

Written by Ollie Heathcote The Key Info Founded: 1871 Nickname: The Hornets Manager: Dominic Di Paola Stadium: Fusion Aviation Community Stadium Capacity: 3000 The History Horsham FC’s history can be traced back to 1871, despite their reformation in 1881. The Hornets contain a rich history, being founding members of both the Sussex County FA and the West Sussex Senior League. After winning this division on three occasions at the turn of the century, the future looked bright f

A very close encounter for the Tudors and the Clarets who have always been somewhat of a stalemate team - with our last two league fixtures ending in honours even. A penalty shootout decided the fate of this FA Trophy Second Round, with 3 saves from MJ and 6 solid penalties from the Tudors sealed the deal and matched their FA Trophy history! Photography by Nicola C Creative | @nicolaccreative on Instagram

The Key Info Founded: 1878 Nickname: The Clarets Manager:  Angelo Harrop Stadium: The EMG Inspire Stadium Capacity: 3065 (1311 seated)   The History Founded in 1878, Chelmsford City are a team which have a rich history attached to them. Their early period of existence saw the club win the Essex Senior Cup in the 1892-93 and 1901-02 campaign. After being founding members of the Athenian League in 1915, Chelmsford moved into their New Writtle Street ground in 1922. However, aft

A wet and windy night in North Hertfordshire for The Tudors who after a tough loss on Saturday, were looking for a little redemption and to re-build their confidence. With 6 (yes, six!) goals, 2 from Trae Cook-Appiah after his first start of this 25/26 season, 2 from Finley Wilkinson, and 1 each for both Mauro Vilhete and Ade Azeez. A real boost for the slightly rotated squad and into the next round we go! Photography by Jemma Sear | @_photosbyjem on Instagram.

Match report by Allan Mitchell Lots of cliches could be used to describe this defeat down on the South Coast but ‘A Bad Day at the Office’ is probably the best one to sum things up as The Tudors were well beaten by a very good Worthing side. Manager Lee Allinson apologised to the supporters who travelled to the game and said he felt that it was just a game too far after his side had performed so well at Wigan and at home to Weston-Super-Mare in the previous seven days. He fel

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 the two seasons 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 existence. Known as ‘The Rebels

Joining us in Worthing on Saturday? Here's some key information about your travel and entry before you make the trip! GROUND ADDRESS: The Sussex Transport Community Stadium Woodside Road Worthing West Sussex BN14 7HQ TICKETS: Away tickets can be purchased using the link below: https://app.fanbaseclub.com/Fan/Tickets/ViewAllocation?fixtureId=15607&allocationGuid=759105cc-4034-4d31-9ccd-b2ec4fb783fb ADULT: £18 CONCESSIONS: £14 UNDER 18S: £8 UNDER 12S: £5 Photo Credit: JXMMXN

Photos by Jemma Sear & Nicola C Creative ☝️ Words by Will Beesley ⬇️ Going into this game it was a difficult one to call, as both sides had only conceded nine goals all season in their respective league campaigns. Weston-Super-Mare were second in the table heading into this fixture, with the Tudors being perched in fifth place. Hemel are still thinking about their FA Cup heartbreak in Wigan on Saturday, and they were hoping to put that behind them and get back to winning way

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