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York are back and North teams claim Wembley spoils

IT started with something to build on. It ended similarly for some, in ruins for others.Read

FA Vase final 2012: The real winner is the League says George Courtney

THERE will be a winner and there will be a loser.Read

Peter Dixon: My local side are Wembley enemies

AT a family function recently, West Auckland Town manager Peter Dixon couldn’t stop thinking about the FA Vase.Read

Will Mattie Moffat be West Auckland Town’s masked marvel?

IT is 50/50, up to him. An operation to fix a fractured cheekbone - sustained in the recent league defeat at Ashington – was postponed last week to allow him optimum opportunity to take part.Read

Billy Irwin's Dunston UTS boys fulfil vow

WHEN Dunston UTS’ FA Vase dream died at the hands of Whitley Bay last year, Billy Irwin vowed his side would be back.Read

Prison guard Andrew Bulford grabs Wembley by the horns

RESPONSIBILITY comes easy to Andrew Bulford. The 25-year-old works as a guard at Hassockfield young offenders’ prison, in Consett.Read

Ryhope CW in heaven as final win seals glory

RYHOPE CW celebrated all the way back up the A19 last night.Read

Celebration time for Heaton Stannington aces

HEATON Stannington popped the champagne corks as they lifted the Alliance championship trophy at Shankhouse.Read

Newport County 0 York City 2

TIDY, as they may no longer say in Newport. They can stuff their dragons in a sack, too.Read

York City trophy success a boon for Gary Mills

GARY MILLS last night toasted York City’s FA Trophy triumph – then challenged his players to make it a Wembley double next Sunday against Luton Town in the Conference play-off final.Read

Old Preen-aldo is young at heart!

“I GOT stung with (Lee) McAndrew and Jack Burns,” bemoans Steve Preen, of his failings in Dunston UTS’ now-traditional pre-FA Vase quiz.Read

Banks clinch trophy

WHINNEY BANKS YCC clinched the first division runners-up trophy, beating Hemlington FC 9-1. Danny Lockwood scored five to make it 65 for the season.Read

Brandon win final

THE Washington Aged Peoples Trophy Final saw Brandon British Legion beat Whitehill 3-1to claim their second trophy of the season after securing the league championship earlier in the week.Read

Ryhope hit eight to clinch title in style

RYHOPE CW clinched the championship with an eight-goal romp over Kirkbymoorside in their penultimate game of the season.Read

Reyrolle fight back to keep hopes alive

DEAN PATTON kept Hebburn Reyrolle’s Championship hopes alive with a cool finish.Read

Final motivation for injured Alex

WIN or lose, West Auckland Town’s appearance in the FA Vase final at Wembley, against STL Northern League rivals Dunston UTS, next Sunday, will be a bittersweet one for Alex Francis.Read

Team Northumbria 3 Spennymoor Town 3

THE women’s football team at Northumbria University must be brilliant.Read

Wearside ladies in Cup hope

KELLY McDOUGALL has worked all week with a smile on her face.Read

Tickets available for Dunston v West Auckland final

TICKETS for the FA Vase final between Dunston UTS and West Auckland Town at Wembley on Sunday, May 13 remain on sale.Read

Fundraiser for Blyth Spartans old boy Scott Bell

IT has been a rotten season at Blyth but, unfailingly, real life puts football in perspective. Around a year ago, former Spartan Scott Bell was diagnosed with motor neurone disease and on Saturday the club is hosting a benefit match – and accompanying activities – to raise funds for him and his family. Read

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