Lowestoft’s visit to table topping Kettering was always going to be a tough task and it was not made any easier with Kieran Higgs missing, his place being taken by Andrew Fisk returning after injury.
Lowestoft Town assistant manager Andy Reynolds insists his side will be going into Satruday’s game at Banbury in good heart despite letting two precious points slip through their grasp at the weekend.
Lowestoft Town earned their first win in the league since August as goals from Armani Schaar and Connor Deeks secured all three points against Royston Town at the Amber Dew Events Stadium.
Ben Fowkes netted a late winner as Lowestoft Town deservedly ended their lean spell by beating hosts Leiston in a CSS League Challenge Cup second round tie at Victory Road last night.
In common with football throughout the country, a minute’s silence was impeccably observed in tribute to those affected by last weekend’s happenings and also to celebrate Remembrance Day as this was Stourbridge’s nearest home game to that day.
Lowestoft Town will be hoping to prove their poor run of form is over when they host St Neots Town on Tuesday night in the Southern League Central Premeir Division.
It was always going to be tough for Lowestoft’s visit to Rushall with seven senior players sidelined through injury so Jamie Godbold was pleased to be able to include Robert Eagle and Matt Castellan in the starting line up, both signed the previous day.
Lowestoft knew they were in for a tough afternoon when they travelled to Coalville Town, the Leicestershire side unbeaten at home and with 17 goals scored in their six home game to date.
Lowestoft Town boss Jamie Godbold admits his side’s disciplinary record has got to improve ahead of Saturday afternoon’s FA Cup second qualifying round tie at Hanwell Town.
Shaun Bammant’s second half goal extended Lowestoft’s unbeaten run to five games as well as giving them an FA Cup victory which have been all so rare in recent seasons.
Lowestoft Town again showed their resilience by upping their game in the second period to hit an 82nd minute equaliser to gain a deserved point at Bedworth.
Lowestoft Town boss Jamie Godbold admitted his bank holiday weekend couldn’t have gone any better after watching his side bag the points and the derby spoils against King’s Lynn Town.
Lowestoft Town produced their best performance of the season to gain an excellent three points – and set themselves up perfectly for the visit of rivals King’s Lynn Town on Monday.
There was more late misery for Lowestoft Town on Tuesday night in their first home game of the season in the new Evostik Southern League Central Division.
Lowestoft Town will be looking to kickstart their season when they entertain St Ives on Tuesday evening at the Amber Dew Events Stadium in the Evo-Stik Premier Division Central (kick-off 7.45pm).
A harsh penalty two minutes from time and three excellent saves from home keeper Daniel Platt denied Lowestoft a share of the points at least at Halesowen.
As Lowestoft Town prepare for the start of their league campaign on Saturday Mark Armstrong speaks to manager Jamie Godbold about how he plans to restore the feelgood factor at Crown Meadow
There were goals aplenty at Emerald Park on Saturday as Lowestoft Town ran out 4-3 winners over Gorleston as the Trawlerboys won the Sailor Brown Memorial Trophy.
