Match Reports
Gainsborough Trinity valiantly bowed out of the 2024/25 Emirates FA Cup at the Second Round stage. Defeated by a single goal to nil in front of a game broadcast to a worldwide audience, and a packed Exercise Stadium that saw the Holy Blues take 1,050 travelling supporters, more than a quarter of the full attendance declared by Sky Bet League 2 hosts, Harrogate Town. Russ Wilcox once again...
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In form Gainsborough Trinity took the scalp of National League North play-off chasers Chester FC at the Kal Group Stadium, with a late Declan Howe winner securing the Holy Blues’ name in the hat for Monday’s draw. As the Gainsborough 'Cup Kings' continued the fight on all three fronts, extending the unbeaten run to nine, with eight victories coming from those nine matches. And...
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Gainsborough Trinity overcame a Workington side that came into the game off the back of victory over high-flying Worksop at the Kal Group Stadium. The Holy Blues moving up to seventeenth in the table with games in hand, thanks to back to back victories following the heroic Emirates FA Cup progression.
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Gainsborough Trinity completed a remarkable 72 hours, picking up all three points away at Whitby Town on Tuesday evening. Putting in a thoroughly professional performance in, to see off the Seasiders on their own patch. The third time, boss Russ Wilcox has led Trinity to victory against Whitby, and the third clean sheet against the side from the East coast. More remarkable though, was the...
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On Saturday 2nd November 2024, something quite remarkable happened. Following a 72 year wait, Gainsborough Trinity finally booked themselves into the Second Round Proper of the Emirates FA Cup. The 5-4 penalty shootout victory only telling part of one of the most memorable of stories in Trinity’s 151 year history. Keeping faith in the side that had beaten Clitheroe in the Trophy last...
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Gainsborough Trinity got the job done at the Jakeman’s Community Stadium on Tuesday in quite simply stunning fashion. Bouncing back from the disappointment of conceding a late, late equaliser, to well and truly turn on the style in front of 1500 fans at Boston’s new home, and roared on by more than two hundred loud, passionate, proud Holy Blues! The performance quite simply put,...
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Gainsborough Trinity were floored in the 97th minute by a late, late sucker punch, that means a rerun of the Lincolnshire derby is required on Tuesday night, a first meeting at Boston's new Jakeman's Community Stadium. Victory was cruelly snatched away from the Holy Blues with the final play of the game, incredibly hard for the Blues to take. Russ Wilcox kept faith with the side that had...
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Gainsborough Trinity made it back to back away wins in different competitions, with a fine 2-0 victory away from home against Pitching In Southern Premier Central Division high-fliers Kettering Town. The Holy Blues' cup goals once again coming from Declan Howe and Lewis Butroid, the third time the double act have gotten on the mark together in knockout games this season! As Russ Wilcox...
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The Holy Blues pulled off an incredible cup upset, away at National League North side Darlington, to book a place in the Fourth Qualifying Round of the Emirates FA Cup for the first time in seven years. Goals from Declan Howe (his tenth of the season) and a late strike from local boy, Lewis Butroid, seeing Gainsborough Trinity come from behind to throw their name into the hat for...
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