Post by peterinoz on Sept 8, 2021 3:20:06 GMT
Sounds like a hard earned point at Trafford midweek. Top teams don't always win stylishly. Some results have to be ground out and it seems as the Trafford game was one of those. A small dent in our goals conceded column, but a point added to the unbeaten collection is much appreciated.
Back to Borough Park as league leaders and hosting Leek Town
Reds are 1st with 16 points from 6 games
Leek are 11th with 7 points from 5 games
Reds at home 3-0-0
Leek away 2-0-1
Recent Leek results:
7 Sept 1874 Northwich 0-3 Leek
4 Sept Leek 0-2 Mickleover (FAC1QR)
30 Aug Market Drayton 0-1 Leek
27 Aug Leek 0-1 Runcorn
21 Aug Gresley Rovers 0-2 Leek (FACPR)
17 Aug Leek 2-2 Trafford
14 Aug Warrington Rylands 2-0 Leek
Reds overall this season 5-2-1
Leek overall this season 3-1-3
Leek didn't have a good start to the league season, collecting only 1 point from their first three matches. They have gone on to win the next two - both away from home, and didn't concede a goal. Whilst their mid table position would suggest this is an easier fixture than our recent run, their current away form is very good - albeit against two teams who are in the lower half of the table.
Other fixtures of note today:
Clitheroe (2nd) v Runcorn
Prescot v Rams (3rd)
Warrington Rylands (4th) v City of Liverpool
1874 Northwich v Marine (5th)
Hoping our squad is boosted by returning players and we can retain our 100% home record.
Come on you Reds
Back to Borough Park as league leaders and hosting Leek Town
Reds are 1st with 16 points from 6 games
Leek are 11th with 7 points from 5 games
Reds at home 3-0-0
Leek away 2-0-1
Recent Leek results:
7 Sept 1874 Northwich 0-3 Leek
4 Sept Leek 0-2 Mickleover (FAC1QR)
30 Aug Market Drayton 0-1 Leek
27 Aug Leek 0-1 Runcorn
21 Aug Gresley Rovers 0-2 Leek (FACPR)
17 Aug Leek 2-2 Trafford
14 Aug Warrington Rylands 2-0 Leek
Reds overall this season 5-2-1
Leek overall this season 3-1-3
Leek didn't have a good start to the league season, collecting only 1 point from their first three matches. They have gone on to win the next two - both away from home, and didn't concede a goal. Whilst their mid table position would suggest this is an easier fixture than our recent run, their current away form is very good - albeit against two teams who are in the lower half of the table.
Other fixtures of note today:
Clitheroe (2nd) v Runcorn
Prescot v Rams (3rd)
Warrington Rylands (4th) v City of Liverpool
1874 Northwich v Marine (5th)
Hoping our squad is boosted by returning players and we can retain our 100% home record.
Come on you Reds
