Studley FC

STRATFORD Town brought their three-match winless run to an end on Saturday but Studley’s woes continued with another defeat on the road.

Stratford Town slipped to defeat to hamper their play-off hopes but it was business as usual for Alcester Town as they chalked up another win.

CHARLIE Williams scored a last gasp penalty to salvage a point for Stratford Town but there was disappointment for the Bees, the Earls and FC.

STRATFORD Town climbed up to second in Southern League Premier Central after chalking up a 3-0 win at home to Royston Town on Saturday.

IT WAS a case of goals, goals and more goals on Saturday although it wasn’t good news for two sides in particular.

STRATFORD Town’s Paul Davis admitted his players gave themselves too much to do after a dismal first half led to a 3-0 defeat at Spalding United.

STUDLEY boss Danny Brain is hoping his side has turned the corner after ending a four-match losing streak with victory over Stone Old Alleynians.

THE big freeze wiped out virtually all the sport over the weekend with Studley’s MFL Premier match against Stone Old Alleynians the only action.

STUDLEY boss Danny Brain is hoping to bring in some extra experience as he looks to address his side’s slide down the MFL Premier table.

STRATFORD Town suffered a surprise defeat to strugglers Bromsgrove Sporting and there were also heavy losses for Studley and Earlswood Town.

STRATFORD Town beat Bishops Stortford 1-0 on Saturday to chalk up back-to-back wins for the first time since the opening week of the season.

A MORE defensive approach might not be as pleasing on the eye for Studley boss Mike Fowler but he admits it is bringing results.

STUDLEY booked their place in the second round of the Birmingham Senior Cup with a 3-2 win at Atherstone Town.

STRATFORD Town climbed up to second in the Southern League Premier Central table following a 2-0 win at Biggleswade Town on Saturday.

Your online guide to this weekend’s football action as the Bards look to bounce back while the Bees look to build on a brilliant win.

STRATFORD’S cup hopes are over for another year after being knocked out of the FA Trophy by league rivals Barwell.

STUDLEY face a testing few days as they look to build on a run of results that has seen them lose just one of their last six matches.

STUDLEY stormed to a 3-0 victory over visitors Romulus on Monday to make it back-to-back wins in the MFL Premier Division.

PLAY-OFFS are the aim for FC Stratford manager Jon Hill whose side have won two, drawn two and lost two of their opening six Hellenic League games.

AN FA Cup tie to kick-start your season is hardly the best way to get things started but that’s the daunting task facing Mike Fowler’s Studley side.