Football

Coaches and players from a village football clubs will be lacing up their walking boots to take part in a 27-mile walk to raise funds for new pitches.

Wisbech Town face a tough return to action when they travel to Lincoln United in the United Counties League Premier Division North on Saturday.

March Town manager Ash Taylor believes the signing of James Moore will bring something different to his side's forward line.

The top two in Cambs County League 4C clashed in the semi-final of the Reg Haigh and Arthur Peck Cup.

It was a great day for the three Fenland teams in action this afternoon, with The Hares, Drove and Athletic all recording victories.

Plans to demolish a 70-year-old sports pavilion have been given the green light, leaving football players temporarily without changing facilities.

The Hares entertain 16th-place Easington Sports on Saturday as they continue their push for a play-off place.

Disappointed Ash Taylor felt it was “two points dropped” after being held 1-1 at home by Northampton O.N.Chenecks on Saturday.

Wisbech made it three games unbeaten in the league for the first time this season after a 1-1 draw at bottom-side Shirebrook Town on Saturday.

Tributes have been pouring in for Wisbech Town club historian Gordon Smith who has died following a battle with cancer.

Wisbech St Mary remain second bottom of the Cambs County League Premier Division with four games left after losing 5-3 at Newmarket Town Reserves.

The Fenmen and The Hares both drew today while there were victories on the road for Drove and Athletic.

The Hares have no intentions of falling out of the United Counties League Premier South play-off places after occupying a top-five slot all season.

The Fenmen look all but safe as they travel this coming weekend to play bottom side Shirebrook Town.

With only a few games remaining, the battle for the Division 4C title in the Cambs County League looks like it could go down to the wire.

There were great results for both The Hares and The Fenmen at opposite ends of their respective divisions this afternoon.

Wimblington won the William Cockell Memorial Cup on Friday with a 2-1 victory over Bluntisham Rangers.

All for of Fenland’s senior football sides are in action this Saturday.

Chatteris Town Girls U10 are through to the League Cup Final

A Community Interest Company (CIC) is calling on townspeople to get behind a major sporting project to help create a sports hub.