FC bounce back in the league

9:15am Monday 1st December 2008

FC United returned to winning ways with a convincing 3-0 win over Premier League leaders Hednesford Town at Gigg Lane.

Rebels facing a crucial test

3:52pm Wednesday 26th November 2008

FC United face their toughest test of the season when they take on UniBond Premier League leaders Hednesford Town.

Worksop 0 FC United 3

5:32pm Sunday 2nd November 2008

THE Red Rebels ran out easy FA Trophy winners at Watnall Road with two goals from Kyle Wilson and another by Dave Chadwick.

Rebel Reds on FA Trophy trail

8:10am Friday 31st October 2008

FC United have a fantastic opportunity to take a step closer to their Wembley dream when they travel to Worksop Town in the FA Trophy.

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Whitby Town 0 FC United 0, Unibond League Premier Division

10:03pm Sunday 26th October 2008

FC United’s Danny Williams broke his leg in the goalless draw at Whitby on Saturday.

FC unstoppable after hold-up

6:20am Thursday 23rd October 2008

Rickley Athltic 1 FC United 3

FC United 1 Radcliffe Borough 0, FA Trophy first qualifying round

3:53pm Wednesday 22nd October 2008

FC UNITED took their first step along the long road to Wembley with a 93rd-minute winner against neighbours Radcliffe Borough at Gigg Lane.

FC United 1 Radcliffe Borough 0

8:00am Monday 20th October 2008

FC United knocked their neighbours out of the FA Trophy with virtually the last kick of the game at Gigg Lane.

Boro and FC in search of Trophy tonic

11:46am Friday 17th October 2008

RADCLIFFE Borough go in search of the winning habit at Gigg Lane on Saturday in the FA Trophy.

Marginson hails goal star Wilson

3:15pm Wednesday 8th October 2008

FC United boss Karl Marginson has hailed Kyle Wilson’s prolific contribution. The UniBond Premier League’s top scorer took his tally to 13 for the season with a double in Saturday’s 5-3 victory against Witton Albion. Rebels fans feared the worst when strike duo Rory Patterson and Stuart Rudd joined Bradford Park Avenue in the summer. But former Crewe striker Wilson has more than filled the void. “Some people said we’d struggle to score goals after losing the two lads from last year but I didn’t think that was going to be the case and Kyle has proved it,” said Marginson. “We can’t ask for anything more. “It’s not just the goals though, his all-round game has been really good. He’s a very, very good player and an intelligent footballer.” Wilson led the rout against one of his former clubs at Gigg Lane. He opened the scoring after 14 seconds – and added a second on four minutes. Chris Baguley helped himself to a couple as United coasted into a four-goal lead before Lee Thompson pulled one back for Albion just before half-time. Jerome Wright restored the four-goal lead but Albion scored twice more through Thompson and Rod Thornley. FC, who have no game on Saturday, are next in action at home to Kendal Town next Wednesday.

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