Match Reports
624 people were in attendance to watch a keenly contested Lincolnshire derby, that ended one a piece at the Kal Group Stadium. Gainsborough showing great character to come back from a goal down to level things up in the second half, and with the game finely poised, both sides had opportunities to win the game, but it would surely be Trinity boss Russ Wilcox, who would have been the...
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Baking hot temperatures greeted both teams at Bottesford Town's Barrett Steel Stadium, but it was the Holy Blues who made a blistering start to proceedings, finding themselves two up inside five minutes - with a third disallowed, shortly afterwards.
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Gainsborough Trinity brought the curtain down on a remarkable season, with their fourth win on the bounce to end the season with a flourish. A Declan Howe double, one in each half, enough to secure the maximum points and see the Holy Blues end the 2024/25 season in seventh. One place higher than the last campaign, with even more memories along the way - thanks to our tremendous cup...
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On a wet, dull and gloomy day, in Guiseley, the Holy Blues brought their own sunshine with them. Trinity putting in a fine team performance to emerge victorious, against the play-off hopefuls! Finding a different way to win, on a difficult playing surface, Trinity worked hard throughout, showing quality and workrate in abundance. Having won the last two, Russ Wilcox pondered his...
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Gainsborough Trinity heaped more misery on visiting Hebburn Town, as the hosts recorded back to back wins. Declan Howe netting twice either side of Fraser Preston’s strike to climb second in NPL Scoring Charts. The Blues up to seventh, while Hebburn continued their dramatic slide towards the drop zone. The defeat leaving the Hornets five points clear of fourth bottom Matlock, with two...
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The Holy Blues returned to winning ways in fine fashion, away at promotion hopefuls Ashton United. A goal in each half, in Tameside, was enough for Gainsborough to return to Lincolnshire with all three points in the bag. A sterling rearguard action completing the performance, with a tenth clean sheet of the season secured. Dylan Wharton was fit enough for a spot on the bench, with David...
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Prescot Cables leapfrogged the Holy Blues in the Northern Premier League, coming out on top in a game where there were five goals, two red cards and a penalty. The visitors returned to Merseyside with all three points, in a game that left anyone of a Blue persuasion, feeling a little bemused, hard done to, or in the words of the boss, robbed. The Holy Blues made a trio of changes for this...
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Bamber Bridge edged a tight game by a goal to nil at Iron Gate. Only Trinity’s second defeat in twelve matches, leaving the Holy Blues eighth in the table with five games left to play in the 2024/25 Pitching In Northern Premier League. Ewan Bange’s strike, ten minutes into the second half, the difference between the sides. Blues’ boss, Russ Wilcox, made three changes to the side...
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Gainsborough’s nine game unbeaten run came to an end with a 0-1 defeat to FC United of Manchester. The visitors netting the only goal of the game, ten minutes into the second half, and despite Trinity throwing the kitchen sink at the visitors, the hosts could find no way through, in the absence of talisman Declan Howe. With boss, Russ Wilcox deprived of the services of Howe, and the...
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