
Alty's winning streak comes to an end at Woking
“An afternoon to forget in Surrey for Neil Gibson's men.More”
This news brief links to an update published by Altrincham on 12 September 2026. Read the original story below for the full report and context.

Match Report: Worthing FC 2 - 2 Barrow AFC
“The points were shared after a game of two halves saw the clash end in a…”
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Source: Barrow — official club website ↗

Seb Thompson Signs
“Barrow AFC are delighted to announce the arrival of winger, Seb Thompson. The 23-year-old spent his youth career developing his craft in…”
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Source: Barrow — official club website ↗

Highlights: Harriers 2-0 Hartlepool United
“Watch back the best of the action”
This news brief links to an update published by Kidderminster Harriers on 12 September 2026. Read the original story below for the full report and context.

Gibson provides honest reflection following Kidderminster defeat
““We can put things right,” says Hartlepool United defender Liam Gibson after his side’s 2-0 defeat away to…”
This news brief links to an update published by Hartlepool United on 12 September 2026. Read the original story below for the full report and context.

Scunthorpe secure away win and clean sheet at Sutton
Scunthorpe United won 2–0 at Sutton United on 12 September, securing their first away league victory of the season. Kyle Hurst opened the scoring with a first-half volley, and Tyrell Sellars-Fleming added the second in the 69th minute after Danny Whitehall helped create the chance.
Maison Campbell made important saves on his first start of the season, including a stop to deny Brandon Njoku when Sutton were seeking an equaliser. Scunthorpe’s report described the result as their first clean sheet of the campaign and Campbell’s first at professional level. The attendance was 1,785, including 202 away supporters.
Source: Scunthorpe United — official match report by Jake Pullan ↗

Late Eweka equaliser earns Eastleigh a point against Boreham Wood
Eastleigh preserved their unbeaten home start with a 1–1 draw against Boreham Wood at the Silverlake on 12 September. Charlie O’Connell headed the visitors into the lead in the 67th minute, but Temi Eweka responded from a corner with six minutes of normal time remaining.
Josh Jeffries made his National League debut in goal for Eastleigh after Nick Townsend was injured during the warm-up. The home side had to withstand pressure from the league leaders before Eweka’s equaliser, and Aaron Blair threatened a winner in added time. Both clubs ultimately took a point from the contest.

Hutchinson double rescues Worthing against Barrow
Worthing came back from two goals down to draw 2–2 with Barrow at the Sussex Transport Community Stadium on 12 September. Mikey Lane scored both of Barrow’s goals before half-time, leaving the home side with a substantial deficit to overcome after the interval.
Dom Hutchinson provided the response with goals in the 50th and 61st minutes, with substitute Charley Kendall involved in both moves. Each side had chances to find a late winner, but neither could convert. The draw left the clubs with a point apiece after a match that shifted sharply between its two halves.

Wealdstone fight back to take three points at Boston
Wealdstone overturned an early deficit to win 3–1 away to Boston United on 12 September. Jamie Grimes headed Boston into the lead, but Dylan Kadji brought the visitors level before the break. The result gave the Stones their second league victory of the season.
Dante Baptiste saved a Lenell John-Lewis penalty early in the second half, keeping the scores level at a crucial stage. Fela Olomola then put Wealdstone ahead, and Jaydn Mundle-Smith added a third shortly afterwards. Boston struck the woodwork later on, but the visitors held their advantage.

MATCH REPORT | Defeat at Kidderminster
“Kidderminster Harriers 2-0 Hartlepool United Ten men Hartlepool United suffered a 2-0 defeat to Kidderminster Harriers in the Enterprise…”
This news brief links to an update published by Hartlepool United on 11 September 2026. Read the original story below for the full report and context.
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