1′ We’re away at Hayes Lane. #tufc 7′ Williams pressures McGinty as he deals with a long ball. United recover possession. #tufc 8′ Chorley should get his header on target as he meets a corner. #tufc 12′ Young free-kick into the box. Efete looks close to making contact but Gregory punches clear. #tufc 15′ United
United are hoping that Saturday’s point picked up against promotion-chasing Wrexham marks the beginning of an upturn in fortunes. United matched a Wrexham side that had won their last three games, in a game short on chances. United head into Tuesday’s match with pretty much the same squad. United are still hampered by a long
Last weekend saw all of our youth teams in action, either participating against Chivenor, a Southampton FC development squad based in North Devon, or in the first round of the Junior Premier League. Friendlies TUFC U7s 1-6 Chivenor TUFC U8s 19-3 Chivenor TUFC U9s 12-3 Chivenor TUFC U10s 2-4 Chivenor TUFC U11s Yellows 0-7 Chivenor
A clean sheet against promotion-chasing Wrexham AFC was the highlight for Robbie Herrera as he reflected on a 0-0 draw at Plainmoor. The Gulls were unable to break the deadlock as both sides struggled to create many clear cut chances. “I thought we had the better of the first half, without really threatening too much,”
United 0 Wrexham 0 A POINT for United in what was a poor game with neither side able to find any attacking penetration and one to be swiftly forgotten. Caretaker boss Robbie Herrera made just one change to the side that performed well in the 1-1 draw with Chester last week, restoring club captain to