TUFC head coach Gary Owers was left a frustrated figure after the final whistle of United’s 1-0 defeat to Dover Athletic. United went a man down after 60 minutes when striker Rhys Healey was sent off, receiving a second yellow card from referee, Carl Brook. The first caution was given by the referee for supposed
Dover Athletic 1 Bird 57′ pen Torquay United 0 United suffered defeat at the Crabble Stadium going down to a penalty from Dover striker, Ryan Bird. United were hit by a double whammy of decisions, first conceding a penalty given against Connor Lemonheigh-Evans, and then moments later the sending off of striker, Rhys Healey. Elliott
United 2 Williams pen 14 Lemonheigh-Evans 68 Woking 1 Grego-Cox 65 ON a thrilling Easter Monday at Plainmoor, United recorded a huge win in the bid for survival and a thoroughly deserved three points from a performance full of energy, quality and commitment. The opening goal came from a Brett Williams penalty and United could
United kept their chances of staying in the National League alive thanks to a 2-0 win at the Swansway Chester Stadium. Rhys Healey’s first goal for United and Elliott Romain’s fourth earned United a precious three points that gets United back in the race. Head coach Gary Owers brought defender Michee Efete into the match