Football

March Town manager Ashley Taylor says his squad has been told some "honest words" after a disappointing 3-2 defeat against 3-2 at Northampton Sileby.

Chatteris Town Reserves and Manea United will meet in the final of the North Cambs Junior Cup after both sides won their semi-finals on Saturday.

The Hares and The Fenmen both suffered disappointing defeats yesterday, while Drove pulled off their first win of the season.

With ten league games remaining, The Hares will cement their strong shout for a play-off position with another win tomorrow.

March Town are chasing back-to-back successes in the Hinchingbrooke Cup after coming from behind to beat St Neots on penalties tonight.

Chatteris Town Reserves boosted their Peterborough League Premier Division survival hopes with a welcome win against FC Peterborough Reserves.

Wisbech Town's heavy 5-0 defeat at Lincolnshire rivals Boston Town left manager Luke Hipwell with more questions than answers on Saturday.

March Town manager Ash Taylor hopes goalkeeper Alex Street's short-term stay will lead to a long-term gain for the rest of his playing squad.

March Town closed the gap on two of the leading pack in the league table with a 3-0 win over Histon this afternoon.

March Town will be looking to make it four home wins on the bounce in the league when they entertain Histon in the UCL Premier South tomorrow.

Wisbech St Mary suffered a hammer blow in their battle for Cambs Kershaw Premier Division survival.

March Town manager Ash Taylor felt his side's second-half display lifted the crowd at the GER on Saturday.

March Town consolidated their place in the UCL play-off places while Whittlesey Athletic won and Parson Drove lost other games across the region.

The Hares and Athletic are both at home on Saturday, while Drove play away from home and The Fenmen are without a game.

Sam Bennett struck twice as Wisbech Town eased their relegation fears with a huge 2-1 win at Skegness Town tonight.

Wisbech Town manager Luke Hipwell has called on his players to prepare for battle in ten "cup finals".

March Town boss Ash Taylor admitted his side were second best as they failed to make ground on the United Counties Premier South leaders on Saturday.

The Hares’ second string stretched their lead at the top of Senior A with a 10-1 home win on Saturday.

A Fenland village can look forward to having more space to play football following a decision to expand its playing field.

The nine-man Fenmen fought back from 2-0 down with just 15 minutes remaining to draw 2-2 this afternoon.