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Promotion races, relegation pressure, governance shifts, and the grassroots decisions that define entire clubs.
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Forest Green chairman Dale Vince has confirmed that Robbie Savage has permission to speak to Peterborough United and that the clubs are negotiating terms.
Graham Alexander has left Bradford City to become Preston North End's head coach, with Chris Lucketti joining him as assistant after a difficult start at Deepdale.
Woking scored four times after half-time at Brunton Park, with John Marquis completing a hat-trick that included two penalties in a 5-2 National League victory.
Brentwood Town's home FA Cup tie with Dagenham & Redbridge will be shown live by the BBC, with a 12:30pm kick-off on Saturday 3 October.
Ebbsfleet United confirmed on 2 September that their National League suspension had been lifted, allowing the club to resume its campaign after August's postponed fixtures.
Ebbsfleet United remain suspended from National League South competition after an HMRC winding-up payment missed the required deadline, with a further review scheduled for 1st September 2026.
Sado Djalo headed home three times from Cameron Gascoigne corners as Heaton Stannington defeated Kendal Town 4-2 in an FA Cup preliminary round replay at The Willow Park, reaching the first qualifying round for the fourth time in five seasons.
Braintree Town's transfer embargo has been lifted after sell-on fee proceeds arrived from Kyrell Lisbie's £2.5m switch to Millwall — a welcome development for a club that has had a rather trying few months.
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Avonmouth are fifth with 20 points from 12 matches in the Western League Division One table updated on 26 September. Bristol Telephones lead on 24 points.
Knowle lead United Counties League Premier Division South on 24 points from 8 matches. Atherstone Town are second on 21 in the publisher’s 2026-09-29 snapshot.
Bishop Auckland lead Northern League Division One on 34 points from 13 matches. Easington Colliery are second on 31 in the publisher’s 2026-09-30 snapshot.
Droylsden lead North West Counties League Premier Division on 22 points from 9 matches. Nelson are second on 21 in the publisher’s 2026-09-27 snapshot.
Real Bedford lead Southern League Premier Division Central with 27 points from 9 wins in 9 matches. Bury Town are 3 points behind in the published standings.
Didcot Town lead Southern League Division One Central with 21 points from 7 wins in 7 matches. Potters Bar Town are 6 points behind in the published standings.
Bootle lead Northern Premier League Division One West with 24 points from 8 wins in 8 matches. Stafford Rangers are 3 points behind in the published standings.
A stoppage-time equaliser denied Hereford victory at Bedford Town, while Macclesfield's 1-0 win over Harborough brought them within two points of the leaders at the weekend.
AFC Greenwich Borough marked their FA Cup debut with a 4-2 preliminary-round victory over Cray Valley Paper Mills and will take their place in the first qualifying round on 5 September.
Sutton United beat Hartlepool United 2-1 at the weekend to complete a maximum-points opening to the 2026-27 National League season, with manager Chris Agutter back in the dugout after serving a touchline ban.
Yeovil Town ended their wait for a first National League win of the 2026-27 season with a dominant home display at Huish Park, Stephen Walker and skipper Luke McCormick doing the damage against Gateshead.
Southampton find themselves in hot water after allegedly sending a coaching staff member to conduct some unauthorised reconnaissance on Middlesbrough's training session ahead of their Championship play-off semi-final clash.
Hull City's away-day heroics at The Den see them through to Championship play-off final, giving manager Sergej Jakirovic the biggest moment of his managerial journey so far.
Mohamed Belloumi came off the bench to break Hull's torturous goal drought and inspire a 2-0 victory over Millwall, booking their place in the Championship play-off final.
Someone from our fair city has been deemed competent enough with a whistle to take charge of what's being described as a 'big' play-off match, proving that local officiating talent can rise above the usual Saturday afternoon chaos.
As Middlesbrough prepare for their 'win or bust' Championship play-off semi-final second leg, Southampton find themselves in hot water with the EFL over another regulatory breach dubbed 'Spygate 2.0'.
Mark Wilson insists there'll be no sentiment when his Partick Thistle lock horns with Neil Lennon's Dunfermline Athletic in their Premiership play-off semi-final - though the BBC cameras might suggest otherwise.
Middlesbrough's promotion dreams take another knock as key midfielder Hayden Hackney is ruled out of tonight's Championship play-off semi-final second leg at Southampton.
Dale's dramatic penalty shootout victory over Boreham Wood after a two-goal comeback has given National League bosses fresh ammunition in their campaign to pry open the EFL's promotion trapdoor.
The Dale complete the most dramatic of comebacks to beat Boreham Wood on penalties and secure their return to the Football League after three years in non-league purgatory.
Sometimes the beautiful game isn't particularly beautiful, and Graham Alexander is absolutely fine with that, thank you very much.
Another season, another cup exit for Town as they're sent packing from knockout competition, proving once again that hope springs eternal in the Northern League.
The Bantams' attacking woes come back to haunt them as they fall behind in League One playoff semi-final first leg
The Foxes' relegation to League One caps off a decade-long journey from Premier League glory to third-tier football, with fans making their feelings abundantly clear outside the King Power Stadium.
The Foxes find themselves eight points from safety with just three games left, facing the unthinkable prospect of third-tier football just a decade after their miracle Premier League triumph.
The Shakers turned a deficit into a demolition job, hammering Witton Albion 4-1 to keep their title dreams alive until the very last kick of the season.
