Report The Peacocks failed to claim maximum points at the Cygnet Health Care Stadium for only the third time this season when the leaders from West London returned home with a point. The result keeps both sides well in the hunt for the title although Town can consider themselves unfortunate on the balance of play…
Report The Cygnet Health Care Stadium erupted seven minutes into stoppage time when Ross Stearn netted a late late winner to secure the Peacocks’ 14th win in 15 Southern League games. Such an outcome had appeared increasingly unlikely as a frustrating contest progressed, with Town turning in an uninspiring display against their relegation-threatened visitors but…
Report It was a good day all round as the Peacocks recorded their first ever win at the Raymond McEnhill Stadium. FA Cup meetings in 1997 and 2003 against predecessors Salisbury City had seen Town beaten which had been the same outcome in three of their four visits in the Southern League since 2016, with…
Report It is said all good things come to an end and so it proved as the Peacocks dipped to a disappointing defeat in North London to finally end their terrific run of 18 unbeaten games. All had seen set fair at half time with Town seemingly in control and holding a 2-0 lead, but…
Report Job done ☑ Another professional performance guided the Peacocks to their 10th successive League victory at a blustery Cygnet Health Care Stadium. Facing the conditions in the first half, Town still managed to hold the advantage at the break before quickly adding a second and although the Greens reduced the arrears, a special from…
Report The Peacocks promotion charge continued as they ticked off their ninth League win on the bounce and their 14th without defeat. It wasn’t the most thrilling of games with chances in short supply overall and with Town not firing on all cylinders against a decent Marine outfit. However, and not for the first time…
Report Records of a Peacocks win at the Met Coaches Community Stadium are non-existent in recent times, but they finally put that hoodoo to rest with a comfortable victory over the division’s bottom side. Boosted by a goal in the opening minutes, Town worked hard to maintain that advantage until the break before pulling away…
Report The Peacocks grabbed the minimal chances on offer to stretch their undefeated run in the Southern League to a dozen games as they recovered from trailing at the interval to see off the Whites after the break. Such a scoreline was hard to envisage at half time following arguably the poorest 45 minutes Town…
Report First of all, the important bit – the Peacocks gained their sixth Southern League win on the spin as they edged out their visitors from Hertfordshire to remain in 4th position and well and truly in the promotion mix. Town comfortably did enough to warrant victory although not at their best going forward, but…
Report A second successive away victory on a 3G pitch cemented the Peacocks’ promotion credentials as they inflicted the Ram’s first home defeat at Holloways Park in six games. The win was anchored on a superb defensive performance which ensured that Dan Sullivan’s goal just before the interval was sufficient to claim another three points…