Club news

Vanarama National League South club Margate have confirmed that their Emirates FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round tie against National League leaders Forest Green Rovers has been selected to be shown live on BT Sport.

Vanarama National League South club Bath City suffered a shock 2-1 home defeat to Ryman League Division One North side Harlow Town at Twerton Park in their Emirates FA Cup Third Qualifying Round replay on Tuesday night.

The Vanarama National League leaders, Forest Green Rovers, suffered a first defeat since September 26th allowing Cheltenham Town, winners at fellow top five side Bromley on Tuesday night, to move to within two points of their neighbours.

Vanarama National League club Torquay United have announced the appointment of Robbie Herrera as assistant-manager to new player-manager Kevin Nicholson.

Torquay United have announced that one of the Gulls` favourite sons, Kenny Veysey, has decided to stand down from his position at the Vanarama National League club.

Monday`s Emirates FA Cup Third Qualifying Round replay saw Vanarama National League South rivals Sutton United and Hemel Hempstead Town met at the Borough Community Stadium for the right to travel to Aldershot Town in the next round.

Title-winning midfielder Matt Robinson is returning to the Vanarama National League on a month long loan deal at Grimsby Town.

Cheltenham Town boss Gary Johnson is warning his players they'll be undergoing their very own ice-bucket challenge if they don't start shaping up in the Vanarama National League!

Vanarama National League Tranmere Rovers have signed Nathan Blissett on a month long loan deal from Bristol Rovers.

Vanaram National League South side Truro City have signed striker Ashley Yeoman on a one-month loan from Torquay United.

Lincoln City boss Chris Moyses reckons his Vanarama National League side are made of the right stuff after their midweek victory at Braintree Town.

Truro City player-manager Steve Tully is warning his squad that he will not hesitate to axe players if results to not improve.