Linby CWFC

Linby progressed to the next round of the CMAL League Cup by way of a 2-0 win against a very good Holbrook team in front of a large Church Lane crowd.

Linby, the league's second placed team, travelled away to face Graham St Prims, who were third in the table, at the Fireology Fred Harding Ground.

Linby overcame a stubborn Arnold Town Reserve team, thanks to a second half hat trick from Liam Cartledge, to progress into the Third Round of the Notts FA Senior Trophy.

Derby Singh Brothers were the visitors at Church Lane on Saturday (9). Arriving having only been beaten once in the league this season, it promised to be a stern test for Linby.

An outstanding Performance from a very young Linby team

Linby stretch their unbeaten run to five matches in all competitions, following a comfortable, 5-0 home win, over bottom club Nottingham FC.

Linby stretch their unbeaten run to four matches.

Linby CW (Central Midlands Alliance Premier South) and Meden Vale Colts (Notts Senior League Division One) battled it out in the opening round of the Nottinghamshire FA Senior Trophy.

Church Lane was buoyant on Saturday (23) afternoon as Linby, who won the League Challenge Cup in 2022, began this season’s competition with a comfortable, 3-0 win, over the previous weekends’ opponents, local rivals Arnold Town.

Linby made the short trip to Eagle Valley on Saturday afternoon for a Central Midlands Alliance Premier South game with fellow Notts club, Arnold Town

Despite another, early goal, Linby Colliery Welfare failed to capitalise when home to Mickleover Reserves this past weekend, going down 3-1 in the Central Midlands Alliance Premier South.

Both Linby sides fell to defeat at the weekend as the first were narrowly edged, 1-0, at home to Pinxton, and the reserves, 3-1 away to Ashland Rovers.

Dylan Walker “Double” wins it for Linby

A quiet, second period did however see around a dozen minutes of added time at the end as Linby hung on for a narrow, 2-1 win, and their first, three points of the season, and jump into the top half of the South division.

Church Lane hosted the opening game of the news season in the Central Midlands Alliance League South on Saturday August 5

Linby Colliery are now one of 15, Nottinghamshire-based clubs.

Manager Andy Tring was again forced into changes with no less than nine players from the first team squad missing for various reasons.

Linby Manager Andy Tring welcomed back a few players missing from last week and some new loan signings from Eastwood

Manager Andy Tring was again forced into changes, due to injuries, illness and unavailability.

A draw away at a resurgent RBL team, who boasted three ex Heanor players, was definitely a point gained considering we had six players unavailable.

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