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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Sport
Will Unwin

Invincibles and pile-ups: non-league football stories you may have missed

Clockwise from top left: Andre Wisdom at Warrington Town; Farnham Town winning the league; Truro City's Dan Sullivan; Scunthorpe celebrate a goal against Hereford.
Clockwise from top left: Andre Wisdom at Warrington Town; Farnham Town winning the league; Truro City's Dan Sullivan; Scunthorpe celebrate a goal against Hereford. Composite: Sean Walsh/Farnham Town/Luke Broughton/Truro City

Truro City

There are less than two weeks to go in National League South’s regular season, with many players having one eye on their summer holidays. Truro City, however, are in the midst of nine games in 17 days, thanks to the weather. This week they have matches on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. Their home games are taking place 195 miles from Truro at Gloucester City’s ground because Truro’s shared pitch at Plymouth Parkway (a mere 54 miles from Truro) cannot accommodate them after heavy recent rainfall. This prompted an earlier move to Taunton’s Wordsworth Drive but constant deluges caused problems there, too, and their rivals still have six games to play themselves. It also rains up north, leaving the North West Counties Premier Division side Colne with 10 games in 19 days. Three of their home games will be hosted by other clubs, but the good news is they face Padiham in the Lancashire Cup semi-final on Wednesday and if they win that they earn another match.

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