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Nat Ansu has scored an incredible nine goals in his last two games for Harborough Town

Nat’s the man as the goals flow for Harborough

Harborough Town officially opened their upgraded 3G pitch last Saturday. The work to upgrade the 12-year-old artificial surface was made possible by £160,000 of funding made up from £48,000 from Market Harborough and the Bowdens Charity, £24,000 secured by Harborough District Council from section 106 agreements where the authority obtained funds from developers for community use while Harborough Town Community Trust committed £88,000 of its own funds. Pictured during the official opening are, centre from left: Laurence Jones (CEO of Harborough Town Trustees), Ben Williams (first team captain), Mike Dougan (secretary), Gordon Robinson (president), Nadia Hankin (Harborough District Council), Chris Stephenson and Andy Stephenson (Dura-Sport). Front: June Bilbie, Stephen Bilbie (chairman of Harborough District Council), John Feavyour and Jenny Balme (Market Harborough and the Bowdens Charity Trustees) and Siobhan Brewin (chairman of Harborough Town Football Community). Picture by Andrew Carpenter

Another home game as Harborough Town bid to maintain their challenge

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Harborough Town keep Wembley dream alive reaching third round of FA Vase

Nat Ansu scored what proved to be the winner as Harborough Town defeated Coventry United. Picture by Andrew Carpenter

Bees bounce back to keep up perfect league record

Harborough Town enjoyed a win over Rothwell Corinthians in the previous round of the FA Cup and take on higher-ranked Biggleswade FC in the competition this weekend. Picture by Andrew Carpenter

Harborough are all set for a big FA Cup date

Harborough Town celebrate their FA cup progress

Busy Bees book their FA Cup date at home to Biggleswade

The snowy scene at Lutterworth Town's Dunley Way home after the wintry weather struck the area at the weekend. Picture courtesy of Lutterworth Town FC

Lutterworth boss Josh wants to keep his players motivated

Josh Dixon.

You're playing for your futures! Dixon sends message to Lutterworth Town squad

Harborough boss Stuart Spencer.

Harborough Town and Lutterworth Town set for derby duel

Josh Dixon.

Swifts aim to end winless run as they travel to face Deeping

Lee Tyers.

Key players return at right time for Swifts

Josh Dixon hopes the return of two key players can help Lutterworth Town end their winless streak.

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Josh Dixon.

'Underdogs' Lutterworth set for up for FA Vase test at Consett

The two United Counties League Premier Division outfits have set their sights on ending the current season in style.

Harborough Town and Lutterworth Town set their targets for the second half of th...

Zak Adams.

Swifts planning to ‘beat the big boys’ after FA Vase progress

Lutterworth Town celebrate sealing promotion after victory over Lutterworth Athletic

One more win for Swifts will cap promotion with the league title

Lutterworth Town won promotion to the UCL Premier Division

PICTURE GALLERY: Swifts are on the up

Josh Dixon

Plenty of work to do despite having title destiny in their own hands

Stuart Spencer

Basement trio will not be taken lightly by Bees

Josh Dixon

A big weekend ahead in the battle for top spot

Josh Dixon

Huge clash as Swifts get ready for battle at the top

Josh Dixon

Swifts need to go again to avoid having regrets

Tendai Daire had a good afternoon on Saturday. The Lutterworth Town striker recieved his award for being Septembers top goalscorer from UCL chairman John Weeks and then notched another goal his 150th for the club as Swifts beat Anstey Nomads 2-0

Swifts go joint-top after getting another win over their title rivals

Action from Harborough Town's loss to Whitworth

Big October could tell if Swifts will be in the hunt

Tendai Daire of Lutterworth Town is mobbed by his team mates after scoring the winning goal. Pictures by Andrew Carpenter

Battling Swifts win their first-ever FA Cup tie

Josh Dixon

Back-to-back challenge is a huge test for Swifts

Lutterworth Athletic manager Mike English

Athletic look for a run to lift them into the top six

Swifts to fly high with council help