Football

Both The Fenmen and The Hares face two crucial remaining games as they look to determine where they will be playing their football next season.

The Lilies lifted the North Cambs Junior Cup on Thursday night after a dominant display saw them win the final 4-0 against United.

A win tomorrow could all but guarantee safety for The Fenmen, but a defeat could leave them in a relegation dogfight.

A football club which is offering the opportunity for school leavers to obtain a sports scholarship while training is holding an open trial.

Leverington Sports saw their seven-game unbeaten league and cup run ended with a 2-1 defeat at Ramsey Town in the Peterborough Premier Division.

Wisbech Town can confirm their United Counties League Premier Division North status with three points this weekend.

March Town boss Ash Taylor says that his side will not be out for revenge when they face Daventry Town in the UCL Premier Division South on Saturday.

The Hares’ play-off hopes were dented this afternoon when they suffered a surprise 2-1 home defeat.

Victory for The Hares tomorrow could see them seal a United Counties League Premier South promotion play-off place for the second consecutive season.

March Town assistant boss Simon Roberts hasn't discounted a top-three finish in the UCL Premier South with a month of the season left to play.

Wisbech Town manager Luke Hipwell says Saturday's last-gasp defeat at Lincoln United is a measure of how far his side has come.

Leverington Sports dented Crowland Town’s title hopes with a superb 1-0 home win on Saturday.

All four of Fenland’s senior football clubs put in impressive performances this afternoon, with The Fenmen the only side to lose.

The Hares have a tough game tomorrow when they travel to play the second-place team.

Coaches and players from a village football clubs will be lacing up their walking boots to take part in a 27-mile walk to raise funds for new pitches.

Wisbech Town face a tough return to action when they travel to Lincoln United in the United Counties League Premier Division North on Saturday.

March Town manager Ash Taylor believes the signing of James Moore will bring something different to his side's forward line.

The top two in Cambs County League 4C clashed in the semi-final of the Reg Haigh and Arthur Peck Cup.

It was a great day for the three Fenland teams in action this afternoon, with The Hares, Drove and Athletic all recording victories.

Plans to demolish a 70-year-old sports pavilion have been given the green light, leaving football players temporarily without changing facilities.