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Despite this season being the first time the two clubs have faced off in a league fixture in a little over 10 years, Stourbridge are one of the clubs that Leamington have faced most during our history.

Not including pre season friendly meetings, of which there have been three, this will be the 80th time we have met in competitive fixtures (Provided I haven’t missed any whilst compiling this. If I have, please let me know!) Currently the Glassboys are ahead with 34 wins to Leamington’s 31, with 14 draws. 

The Black Country outfit were formed some 57 years before Brakes were born, and had been long time members of both the Birmingham & District League and the Birmingham Combination before we joined the latter ahead of the 1949/50 season, which marked the very first meeting of the two clubs, at the War Memorial Athletic Ground, which Stourbridge won 6-1. This remains their biggest win margin in this fixture to date. Lockheed-Leamington won the return game at the Windmill Ground 3-1. 

The clubs exchanged home wins for the first three seasons, before Stourbridge recorded a league double over Brakes in 1952/53. The Glassboys had won the title the previous season, but would finish 3rd, while Lockheed were a disappointing 15th after two successive 9th place finishes. 

Stourbridge rejoined the Birmingham & District League for the 1953/54, and while Leamington remained in the Birmingham Combination for what turned out to be its final season, the only meeting of the two sides came in what turned out to be a single season foray into the Worcestershire Senior Cup for Brakes. One can only assume that Warwickshire clubs were invited to compete in the competition that season, as Rugby Town and Bedworth Town were beaten in the opening rounds before exiting the competition at Stourbridge in Round 3 despite a seventh minute opener from Bill Draper. 

Reunited in the Birmingham & District League the following season, Brakes recorded a home draw and a first away win against the Glassboys, along with finishing in the Runners Up spot.

After six wins and two draws at the beginning of the 1955/56 campaign, Stourbridge were the first side to beat Lockheed-Leamington as the two faced off in the Birmingham Senior Cup 2nd Round, winning by 4 goals to 1. Brakes would avenge this in the first league game a week before Christmas however, winning by the same scoreline. The Glassboys would win the return fixture 2-0, scoring both of their goals during a 15 minute period when Leamington goalkeeper John Thornton was off the pitch injured. 

Conversely, the following season, Stourbridge would become the first side Leamington would beat at home in the league. Despite making good progress in the Senior Cup and reaching the final qualifying round of the FA Cup, Brakes had only picked up their first win, away from home at Oswestry Town, in their ninth game, after picking up only two points from the previous eight, but put in a good performance to win 3-1, and would only lose 6 of their remaining 29 games to end the season in 6th, with Stourbridge 8 points behind in 15th. Lockheed also recorded their first league double over the Glassboys, winning the return fixture by the same score at Amblecote thanks to a brace from Frank Hawkins after Bob Robertson had cancelled out Hughes’ opener for the hosts. 

The Glassboys were back in the ascendancy in 1957/58 with a home win and a draw, as the two clubs finished 6th and 7th respectively, in a cluster of five clubs that all finished on 41 points. 

1958/59 saw a Leamington league double, but Stourbridge were to win the Birmingham Senior Cup for the second time when beating Brakes 2-1 in the final at Villa Park. 

Home wins were exchanged the following season as both clubs had disappointing seasons, but both were back in the top half as the 1960’s commenced, with results remaining the same, as they were in 1961/62, when Brakes would win the title. With the league changing its title to the West Midlands Regional League the following season, Sid Ottewell’s side became the first club to win it under this guise. They enjoyed a hat trick of wins over Stourbridge, knocking them out of the Birmingham Senior Cup while recording a double in the league, which proved to be pivotal as the Glassboys would finish just five points behind Brakes in second place. 

Lockheed Leamington then switched to the Midland League for the next eight seasons, but the two clubs would meet twice in the FA Cup 1st Qualifying Round and also in the Birmingham Senior Cup, along with a couple of pre season games, before both joined the Southern League in 1971/72. 

This season was the first of five to date that the two clubs would face each other on four or more occasions. Brakes would have the better of this first one - after an FA Cup 1st Qualifying Round win at the Windmill and two draws in the league, they also won a Senior Cup Semi Final against the Glassboys to set up a fourth win in the competition in the final against Highgate United. 

Stourbridge were the first of the two clubs to reach the Southern League Premier Division, winning the Division 1 North title in 1973/74, which would lead to a 9 year gap in league meetings between the two clubs, as Brakes would win promotion as runners-up in 1975/76, while Stourbridge were relegated back down that same season.

In between times there was more success in the Birmingham Senior Cup for Brakes against their rivals, this time in the Quarter Finals. 

The next league meetings came in the Premier Division in the 1982/83 season, with AP Leamington newly relegated from the Alliance Premier League, while Stourbridge had been placed in what was a reorganised Premier Division following the formation of the new apex league to form a pyramid system in non league football. 

There were home wins by that familiar 2-1 scoreline for both sides in the league, while Brakes won through an FA Cup 3rd Qualifying Round tie after a replay. 

By rights the two should not have faced each other in the league the following season, as Leamington should have reclaimed their place back in the APL following their historic title triumph; but in the Southern League they remained, and while their league campaign saw them finish in a disappointing 13th place, the season was lit up with their challenges on four fronts in cup competitions, with success in the Southern League Cup and the Southern League Champions Cup. They recorded a double over Stourbridge, who finished bottom and were relegated to the Midland Division. 

Now on the slide after the disintegration of Graham Allner’s team and the subsequent exodus of players, Leamington joined them in the Midland Division in 1985, and spent two seasons of struggle before slipping out of Southern League, and then out of football altogether  in all but name, in 1988, for what would turn out to be 12 long years. 

Stourbridge were not without their own struggles during Brakes’ self imposed hiatus from the football field. Having won the Midland Division title in 1991 they were refused promotion due to ground regulations at the time stipulating that their shared facility with the local cricket club was unsuitable, due to it only being three sided. This was something that hampered them again at the turn of the century. 

Having been demoted from the Southern League the season before Brakes re-emerged from hibernation, the Glassboys won the Midland Alliance in successive seasons, again being denied promotion. 

They would eventually return to the Southern League after finishing runners up to Chasetown in 2005/06, which was the season that Leamington entered the league, having won 3 promotions in 5 years. Stourbridge were to become something of a bogey team for Brakes, winning both league meetings in the MFA before, after a gap of one season, we joined them back in the Southern League Midland Division. It is fair to say we were sick of the sight of Stourbridge after that 2007/08 campaign! They knocked us out of the FA Cup at the first hurdle, did the double over us in the league before winning the Play Off Final four minutes from the end of extra time, after Brakes had finished the season 11 points ahead of them in the final standings. 

There always seemed to be flashpoints during games between us, and from a Leamington perspective, the result was always the wrong one! The Glassboys’ main protagonists always seemed to be the same, too - Nathan Bennett (On 7 occasions), Leon Broadhurst and one Mark Bellingham always seemed to be on the scoresheet, while at the other end goalkeeper Lewis Solly always seemed to play a blinder!

Whether it was 2-1 or 2-0, Stourbridge won seven successive meetings between 2005 and 2010, the final one coming in the FA Trophy a week after Jason Cadden’s dismissal, when Morton Titterton and Paul Eden took charge of Brakes before leaving the club themselves. 

Bellingham, now with Leamington, faced his former club for the first time and scored, but was unable to prevent what by now had become an almost inevitable defeat before the game had even kicked off!! 

However, after Paul Holleran took charge Brakes fans were finally able to celebrate a win over the Glassboys - by the usual 2-1 scoreline, of course, although they quickly lost the return fixture at Amblecote by the same scoreline! 

The two fixtures the following season were rollercoaster affairs. Leamington looked to finally be on for a win in the away fixture, having overturned a 2-0 deficit to lead 3-2, but Stourbridge, who went down to 10 men after this, somehow came back to win 4-3. The return saw Leamington fight back from behind twice to win 3-2. 

2011/12 saw a very rare goalless draw in the Black Country as Leamington picked up their first point in Stourbridge since 1987, while we ran out 4-2 winners at The New Windmill Ground. 

The following season, 2012/13, saw us meet on FIVE occasions. Both clubs were locked in a battle for the Southern League title, which eventually went the way of Leamington, but despite us also winning our first game at Stourbridge since 1984 in an FA Cup replay, and quickly following it up with another in the Southern League Cup the following month, our next visit there in the league, which was the last meeting of the two clubs in the Southern League until this evening, ended in a thumping 5-1 defeat! 

It is fair to say that the rivalry probably would have intensified had we continued to face each other on a regular basis, but with Leamington spending 8 of the last 10 seasons in the National League North, and Stourbridge having switched to the Northern Premier League during the two campaigns Brakes were back in the Southern, it has fizzled out, although long time supporters still like to reminisce about certain games from the past! Since 2013 our meetings have been restricted to three ahead of this campaign, in cup competitions, the last of which was the Birmingham Senior Cup Final at Villa Park in 2022, in which Brakes won to pay back their old adversaries for defeat in the 1959 final at the same stadium. 

So, that is a potted history of this fixture, which has a rich history and almost always provides great entertainment, though not always for both sets of fans! There have been plenty of players to have worn the colours of both clubs over the years, and you can guarantee that if one is playing in the fixture they will almost certainly be on the scoresheet. 

Brakes took all three points in the first meeting between the two sides this season, winning 2-1 at Your Co-op Community Stadium.

They’ve played for both teams 

Bill Branston, George Dean, Trevor Long, Gerry Hill, Colin Holder, Jim Watson, Alan Dulleston, Trevor Smith, Tony Higgins.

Post 2000: Mark Bellingham, Leon Broadhurst, James McPike, Liam Daly, Chris Knight, Alex Cowley, Tom Berwick, Lee Chilton, Matt Dodd, Ben Mackey, Jake Heath, Paul McCone, Kieran Morris, Stuart Pierpoint, Callum Gittings, Kieren Westwood, Callum Powell, Dan Preston, Ryan Rowe, Checkaine Steele, Mikey Taylor, Reece King, Kaiman Anderson, Dexter Walters, Melis Bushaj, Alex Prosser, Ben Usher-Shipway, Rackeem Reid, Rob Thompson-Brown…. And possibly more!!  

Leamington v Stourbridge - A timeline in games 

 

1949/50 - Birmingham Combination

15/10/49 Stourbridge 6 (Mullins, Haycock, Bashford 2 pens, Hallard, Willis) Lockheed-Leamington 1 (Kerry)

 

 

01/04/50 Lockheed-Leamington 3 (Clamp 2, Taylor) Stourbridge 1 (Clements)

 

 

1950/51 - Birmingham Combination

30/08/50 Stourbridge 1 (Poyner) Lockheed-Leamington 0 - Att: 1,300

 

 

21/10/50 Lockheed-Leamington 3 (D Bennett 2, Soden) Stourbridge 2 (Hallard, Mullins)

 

 

1951/52 - Birmingham Combination

22/09/51 Lockheed-Leamington 3 (Soden 2, Morrow) Stourbridge 0

 

 

09/02/52 Stourbridge 3 (Deakin, Dunn, Rowley) Lockheed-Leamington 0

 

 

1952/53 - Birmingham Combination

13/12/52 Lockheed-Leamington 1 (Rowstron) Stourbridge 2 (Bazeley 2)

 

 

22/03/53 Stourbridge 3 (Dunn, Bazeley, Page) Lockheed-Leamington 0 

 

 

1953/54 - Worcestershire Senior Cup 

23/01/54 Stourbridge 3 (Hodges, Page 2) Lockheed-Leamington 1 (Draper)

 

 

1954/55 - Birmingham & District League

12/02/55 Lockheed-Leamington 2 (Grimwood 2) Stourbridge 2 (Page, Stevens) - Att: 995

 

 

11/04/55 Stourbridge 1 (Hodges) Lockheed-Leamington 2 (M French, Morrow) - Att: 2,700

 

 

1955/56 - Birmingham Senior Cup 2nd Round 

01/10/55 Stourbridge 4 (Page 3, Dean) Lockheed-Leamington 1 (Bradshaw)

 

 

1955/56 - Birmingham & District League

17/12/55 Lockheed-Leamington 4 (Hartley, Jakeman, Morrow 2) Stourbridge 1 (Trigg)

 

 

28/04/56 Stourbridge 2 (Dean, Dunn) Lockheed-Leamington 0

 

 

1956/57 - Birmingham & District League

17/11/56 Lockheed Leamington 3 (Burrows 2, Hartley) Stourbridge 1 - Att: 1,054

 

 

30/03/57 Stourbridge 1 (Hughes) Lockheed Leamington 3 (Hawkins 2, Robertson)

 

 

1957/58 - Birmingham & District League 

15/03/58 Stourbridge 2 (Cole, Farmer) Lockheed Leamington 1 (Robertson)

 

 

28/04/58 Lockheed Leamington 0 Stourbridge 0

1958/59 - Birmingham & District League 

15/11/58 Lockheed Leamington 2 (Ward, Dougall) Stourbridge 1 (Page) - Att: 1,054

 

 

28/03/59 Stourbridge 1 Lockheed Leamington 3 (Robertson, Lee 2)

1958/59 - Birmingham Senior Cup Final 

13/04/59 Stourbridge 2 (Page, Hughes) Lockheed Leamington 1 (Hill) - Att: 1,412 Played at Villa Park 

 

1959/60 - Birmingham & District League 

14/11/59 Stourbridge 2 Lockheed Leamington 1 (Robertson) - Att: 167

 

 

19/03/60 Lockheed Leamington 3 (Long, Evans, Brown) Stourbridge 0 - Att: 400

 

 

1960/61 - Birmingham & District League 

19/11/60 Stourbridge 1 (Amos) Lockheed Leamington 0 

 

 

08/04/61 Lockheed Leamington 2 (Ernie Ward, Barry Jepson) Stourbridge 1 - Att: 637

 

 

1961/62- Birmingham & District League 

16/12/61 Lockheed Leamington 3 (Barry Jepson 2, Yates o.g) Stourbridge 0

 

 

16/04/62 Stourbridge 2 Lockheed Leamington 1 (Gordon Hancocks)

 

 

1962/63 - Birmingham Senior Cup 3rd Round 

10/11/62 Lockheed Leamington 2 (Bradshaw o.g, Barry Shorthose) Stourbridge 0 

 

 

1962/63 - West Midlands Regional League 

17/11/62 Lockheed Leamington 4 (Syd Hall, Barry Shorthose 2, Peter Newbery) Stourbridge 2 (Deakin, Poynton)

 

23/03/63 Stourbridge 2 (Deakin 2) Lockheed Leamington 3 (Peter Newbery, Edwards o.g, Roy Bradley) - Att: 1,500

 

 

1963/64 - FA Cup 1st Qualifying Round 

07/09/63 Stourbridge 0 Lockheed Leamington 1 (Barry Shorthose)

1967/68 - FA Cup 1st Qualifying Round  

16/09/67 Stourbridge 1 (Flannery) Lockheed Leamington 0 - Att: 700+

 

 

1967/68 - Birmingham Senior Cup 3rd Round 

04/11/67 Lockheed Leamington 1 (Bill Salmon 72) Stourbridge 1 (Barrett 88)

 


 

14/11/67 Stourbridge 4 Lockheed Leamington 0 

 

 

1969/70 - Pre Season Friendly 

09/08/69 Lockheed Leamington 4 (John Brady 3, Attwood) Stourbridge 3 (Cotterill 2, Bell)

 

 

1970/71 - Pre Season Friendly 

08/08/70 Lockheed Leamington 0 Stourbridge 1 (Parkin)

 

 

1970/71 - Presidents Cup

01/02/71 Stourbridge 3 (Cocker, Carter, McGrath) Lockheed Leamington 1 (Syd Hall) - Att: 450 

 

 

 

1971/72 - FA Cup 1st Qualifying Round 

18/09/71 Lockheed Leamington 2 (John Nakutis 2) Stourbridge 1 

 

 

1971/72 - Southern League Division 1 North

22/11/71 Stourbridge 0 Lockheed Leamington 0 

 

 

05/02/72 Lockheed Leamington 1 (Whitlock 34) Stourbridge 1 (Bates 33)

 

1971/72 - Birmingham Senior Cup Semi Final

14/03/72 Lockheed Leamington 3 (Bill Salmon 13, John Nakutis 83, Brian Billington 88) Stourbridge 1 (Punter 65) - Att: 316

 

 

1972/73 - Southern League Cup 1st Round 

22/08/72 Lockheed Leamington 1 (Tony Bowden 32) Stourbridge 1 (Ray Hayward 17) - Att: 292

 

 

29/08/72 Stourbridge 1 Lockheed Leamington 0 - Att: 508 

 

1972/73 - Southern League Division 1 North

14/11/72 Stourbridge 1 (Henderson 15 pen)  Lockheed Leamington 1 (Walker 52) - Att: 309 

 

 

31/03/73 Lockheed Leamington 0 Stourbridge 1 (Haywood 70) - Att: 217

 

 

1973/74 - Southern League Division 1 North

04/09/73 Stourbridge 1 AP Leamington 1 (Norman Foster) - Att: 824

 

01/12/73 AP Leamington 1 (Bobby Horne) Stourbridge 3 (Geoff Davies, Ray Haywood, Chic Bates) - Att: 232

 

 

1976/77 - Birmingham Senior Cup ¼ Final 

08/02/77 Stourbridge 1 AP Leamington 2 (Dyer, Mick Keeley) - Att: 217

 

 

1982/83 - Southern League Premier Division

25/09/82 Stourbridge 2 (Macauley, Lander) AP Leamington 1 (Malcolm Kavanagh) - Att: 243

 

 

20/11/82 AP Leamington 2 (Trevor Smith 21, Malcolm Kavanagh 49) Stourbridge 1 (Wilson 2)- Att: 243

 

 

1982/83 - FA Cup 3rd Qualifying Round 

16/10/82 Stourbridge 1 (Alan Jones o.g 38) AP Leamington 1 (Malcolm Kavanagh 8) - Att: 277

 

 

19/10/82 AP Leamington 2 (Kim Casey, Mark Buckland) Stourbridge 0 - Att: 294

 

 

1983/84 - Southern League Premier Division

02/01/84 Stourbridge 1 (Evans) AP Leamington 3 (Chris Downes, Phil Griffin, Mark Buckland) - Att: 307

 

 

05/05/84 AP Leamington 2 (Steve Rhodes 71, 75) Stourbridge 1 (Carr 21) - Att: 276

 

 

1985/86 - Southern League Midland Division

21/09/85 Leamington 1 (Paddy Wall 56) Stourbridge 1 (Sam Pearce 47) - Att: 147

 

 

05/11/85 Stourbridge 4 (Peter Rose 2, Andy Reece, David Ahern) Leamington 2 (Steve 

Johnson 2) - Att: 117

 

 

1986/87 - Southern League Midland Division

16/08/86 Leamington 0 Stourbridge 2 (John Capaldi 9, 90 pen) - Att: 241

 

 

03/01/87 Stourbridge 1 (Gary Foster) Leamington 1 (Tony Higgins) - Att: 285

 

 

2005/06 - Midland Football Alliance 

13/12/05 Leamington 1 (Jon Adams 90) Stourbridge 2 (Nathan Bennett 60, 72) - Att: 350 

 

Leamington: Richard Morris; Jon Adams; Nick McFarlane; Ryan Parisi; Andy Gregory; Steve Thompson (Kristian Kelsall 73); Stuart Herlihy; Leon Morgan ©; Martin Thompson (Ryan Howell 69); Richard Adams (Neil Stacey 87); Josh Blake.

 

Subs Not Used: Darran Tank; Paul Shepherd.

 

Stourbridge: Lewis Solley; Matt Webb; Jon Ford; Steve Frost; Morgan Brookes ©; Nathan Bennett; Jamie Rogers; Leon Broadhurst; Mark Bellingham; Robert Taylor; Tim Nicholls

 

Subs Not Used: Andy Wright; Sam Rock; Chris Field; Sean Wright.

 

21/02/06 Stourbridge 2 (Adam Bastable 25, Mark Bellingham 57) Leamington 1 (Jon Adams 19) - Att: 201

 

Leamington: Richard Morris; Alex Rodman (David Care 51); Ryan Parisi; Tom Sidwell; Neil Stacey; Morton Titterton ©; Jon Adams; Josh Blake; Richard Adams; Ryan Howell (Jody McKay 66); James Husband.

 

Subs Not Used: Jamie Coleman; Paul Eden; Paul Shepherd.

 

Stourbridge: Lewis Solly; Mark Jones; Morgan Brookes; Steve Frost; Chris Field; Nathan Bennett; Jamie Rogers; Leon Broadhurst; Mark Bellingham (Stuart How 82); Rob Taylor; Adam Bastable ©.

 

Subs Not Used: Tim Nicholls; Sam Rock; Sean Wright; Paul Evans.

 

2007/08 - FA Cup 1st Qualifying Round 

15/09/07 Stourbridge 2 (Mark Bellingham 2) Leamington 0 - Att: 386

 

Stourbridge: Lewis Solly, Andy Wells (Ryan Rowe 86), Oliver O'Connell, Morgan Brooks, Adam Bastable © (Kyle Hadley 90), Nathan Bennett, Craig Slater, Leon Broadhurst, Sam Rock (Danny Ludlow 78), Mark Bellingham, John Williams. 

 

Subs Not Used: Ross Collins, Paul Edwards (GK).

 

Leamington: Richard Morris, Liam Reynolds, Martin Hier, Arron Parkinson ©, Andy Gregory, Tom Fountain, Stuart Herlihy (Russell Dunkley 59), Marcus Jackson, Ben Mackey (Richard Adams 65), Avun Jephcott, Tom Bates (James Husband 70) 

 

Subs Not Used: Adam Cooper, Chris Gibson (GK).

 

2007/08 - Southern League Midland Division

20/11/07 Leamington 0 Stourbridge 2 (Nathan Bennett 18, Leon Broadhurst 59) - Att: 410

 

Leamington: Richard Morris, Jamie Towers, Arron Parkinson ©, Adam Cooper, Ryan Parisi, Stuart Herlihy, Craig Dutton (Liam Reynolds 69), Josh Blake, Russell Dunkley, Martin Thompson (Ben Mackey 62), James Husband.

 

Subs Not Used: Martin Hier, Andy Gregory, Chris Gibson (GK)

 

Stourbridge: Lewis Solley, Mark Bellingham, Kyle Hadley, Sam Rock (Paul Danks 83), Morgan Brookes, Nathan Bennett, Craig Slater ©, Leon Broadhurst, James Dyson, Ryan Mahon (Andy Wells 78), Damian Whitcombe.

 

Subs Not Used: Mark Jones, Jamie Rogers, Ollie O’Connell (GK).

 

24/03/08 Stourbridge 2 (Sam Rock 63, Leon Broadhurst 90+4) Leamington 1 (Jamie Towers 85) - Att: 419

 

Stourbridge: Lewis Solly, Sam Rock, Ryan Mahon, Morgan Brookes, Kyle Hadley, Nathan Bennett ©, Craig Slater, Leon Broadhurst, Lee Bullimore (Paul Danks 86), James Dyson, Damian Whitcombe (Andy Wells 46)

 

Subs Not Used: Mark Jones, Ross Collins, Joe Lucas

 

Leamington: Richard Morris, Jamie Towers, Arron Parkinson ©, Adam Cooper (Glen Webb 77), Guy Sanders, Marcus Jackson, Scott Hadland, James Husband, Justin Marsden, Josh Blake, Ryan Parisi

 

Subs Not Used: Craig Dutton, Morton Titterton, David Care, Andy Harper

 

Play Off Final 

03/05/08 Leamington 1 (Ben Mackey 17 pen) Stourbridge 2 aet (Nathan Bennett 20, Leon Broadhurst 116) - Att: 1,634

 

Leamington: Richard Morris. Jamie Towers (Ryan Parisi 104), Arron Parkinson ©, Adam Cooper, Guy Sanders, Liam Reynolds, Scott Hadland, James Husband, Justin Marsden, Ben Mackey (Josh Blake 97), Marcus Jackson.

 

Subs Not Used: Shay Morgan, Martin Thompson, Andy Harper

 

Stourbridge: Lewis Solly, Sam Rock, Gavin Winsper, Ross Collins, Kyle Hadley, Nathan Bennett, Craig Slater ©, Leon Broadhurst, Andy Wright (Calum Martin 71,(Ryan Broadhurst 88), James Dyson, Damian Whitcombe (Ryan Mahon 65)

 

Subs Not Used: Mark Jones, Morgan Brookes.

 

2009/10 - FA Trophy 1st Qualifying Round 

17/10/09 Leamington 1 (Mark Bellingham) Stourbridge 2 (Aaron Drake, Sean Evans) - Att: 615

 

Leamington: Chris Kiely, Michael Tuohy, Wayne Blossom (Chris Murphy, 60), Stuart Herlihy ©, Adam Cooper, Andy Gregory (Mykel Beckley, 86), Marcus Jackson (Darren Middleton, 75), Liam Reynolds, Luke Corbett, Mark Bellingham, James Husband.

 

Subs not used: Josh Blake, Richard Anstiss.

 

Stourbridge: Stuart Brock, Aaron Drake Linden Dovey, 64), Alex Cowley, Sam Smith, Drew Canavan, Nathan Bennett, Craig Slater ©, James Dyson, Ryan Rowe (Damion Jarrett, 76), Ben Billingham, Sean Evans.

 

Subs not used: Ross Collins, Nathan Broadhurst, Jon Ford.

2009/10 - Southern League Premier Division

02/03/10 Leamington 2 (James McPike 54, James Husband 68) Stourbridge 1 (Ben Billingham 53) - Att: 454

 

Leamington: Carl Pentney, Scott Lycett, James Husband (Richard Beale, 83), Stuart Herlihy, Guy Sanders ©, Gary Knight, Peter Faulds, Marcus Jackson, Matt Lewis, James McPike (Chris Murphy, 80), Richard Batchelor.

 

Subs not used: Harry Harris, Charlton Davies, Lee Williams.

 

Stourbridge: Lewis Solly, Sam Rock, Daryl Jones (Lucan Spittle, 73), Ross Collins, Aaron Drake, Nathan Bennett ©, Ryan Mahon (James Dyson, 77), Leon Broadhurst, Ryan Rowe, Ben Billingham, Drew Canavan (Linden Dovey, 66).

 

Subs not used: David Plinston, Jon Ford.

 

03/04/10 Stourbridge 2 (James Dyson 6, Nathan Bennett 39) Leamington 1 (James McPike 55) - Att: 549

 

Stourbridge: Lewis Solly, Sam Rock (Aaron Lloyd, 12), Jamie Oliver, Drew Canavan (Paul Lloyd, 64), Aaron Drake, Nathan Bennett ©, Ryan Mahon, Leon Broadhurst, Ryan Rowe, Ben Billingham, James Dyson (James Cooper, 52).

 

Subs not used: Lucan Spittle, David Plinston.

 

Leamington: Tony Breeden, Scott Lycett, Michael Tuohy, Stuart Herlihy, Guy Sanders ©, Gary Knight (Richard Beale, 89), Peter Faulds, Marcus Jackson, Matt Lewis, Mark Bellingham, Chris Murphy (James McPike, 52).

 

Subs not used: Adam Cooper, Wayne Blossom, Harry Harris.

 

2010/11 - Southern League Premier Division

15/03/11 Stourbridge 4 (Ryan Rowe 6, Aaron Drake 28, Linden Dovey 83, Ben Billingham 90+6) Leamington 3 (Jacob Blyth 56, Neil Barnfield 66, James Rowe 74) - Att: 443

 

Stourbridge: Lewis Solly, Linden Dovey, Ryan Mahon (14 Josh Craddock, 53), Paul McCone, Sam Smith ©, Sam Rock, Paul Lloyd, Leon Broadhurst, Ryan Rowe, Ben Billingham, Aaron Drake (17 Nathan Bennett, 55, (12 James Dyson, 68). 

 

Subs not used: 15 Drew Canavan, 16 Craig Slater. 

 

Leamington: Tony Breeden, Scott Lycett, Stephan Morley, Lee Downes ©, Jamie Hood, Liam Daly, Jamie Sheldon (15 Alex Cowley, 82), Neil Barnfield, Jacob Blyth (12 Luke Corbett, 85), James Rowe, Alex Taylor. 

 

Subs not used: 14 Adam Newbury, 16 Chris Knight, 17 Richard Batchelor.

25/04/11 Leamington 3 (Jamie Sheldon 60, Richard Batchelor 75, Luke Corbett 85) Stourbridge 2 (Nathan Bennett 8, Paul McCone 71) - Att: 793

 

Leamington: Tony Breeden, Michael Tuohy, James Husband, Neil Barnfield, Liam Daly, Scott Lycett, Jamie Sheldon, Nick Stanley, Chris Knight (Alex Taylor, 46), Luke Corbett, Richard Batchelor ©. 

 

Subs not used: 16 Liam Doyle, 17 Tom Cross.

 

Stourbridge: Lewis Solly, Sam Rock (14 Linden Dovey, 70), Aaron Griffiths, Paul McCone, Ryan Mahon, Nathan Bennett, Sam Smith, Drew Canavan, Ryan Rowe (17 Justin Nisbett, 88), Ben Billingham ©, Josh Craddock (15 Aaron Drake, 55). 

 

Subs not used: 12 Craig Slater, 16 Paul Lloyd.

2011/12 - Southern League Premier Division

23/08/11 Stourbridge 0 Leamington 0 - Att: 467

 

Stourbridge: Lewis Solly, Sam Rock, Aaron Griffiths, Paul McCone, Sean Geddes (15 Drew Canavan, 60), Nathan Bennett, Paul Lloyd, Leon Broadhurst, Ryan Rowe, James Dyson ©, Josh Craddock. 

 

Subs not used: 12 Linden Dovey, 14 Sam Smith, 16 Craig Slater, 17 Will Worthington. 

 

Leamington: Tony Breeden, James Mace, Stephan Morley, Lee Downes ©, Liam Daly, Jamie Hood, Alex Taylor (12 Michael Tuohy, 72), Craig Owen, Jacob Blyth, Tom Berwick (14 James Husband, 44), Richard Batchelor. 

 

Subs not used: 15 Kyle Cartwright, 16 Jamie Sheldon, 17 Dior Angus. 

10/12/11 Leamington 4 (Alex Taylor 23,80, James Husband 49, Michael Tuohy 78) Stourbridge 2 (Aaron Drake 70, Leon Broadhurst 72)  - Att: 511

 

Leamington: Lee Evans, Michael Tuohy, Stephan Morley, Lee Downes ©, Liam Francis, Asa Charlton, Alex Taylor (14 Sam Adkins, 90), James Husband (16 James Mace, 71), Luke Corbett (12 David Kolodynski, 87), Craig Owen, Richard Batchelor. 

 

Subs not used: 15 Dior Angus, 17 Arthur Byrne. 

 

Stourbridge: Lewis Solly, Sam Rock, Aaron Griffiths, Paul Lloyd, Sean Geddes, Nathan Bennett, Sam Smith, Leon Broadhurst, Ryan Rowe, Ben Billingham © (14 Sean Evans, 65), Aaron Drake. 

 

Subs not used: 12 Drew Canavan, 15 James Dyson, 17 Josh Craddock. 

2012/13 - Southern League Premier Division

21/08/12 Leamington 1 (Tommy Berwick 10) Stourbridge 1 (Nathan Bennett 71) - Att: 417

 

Leamington: Kevin Sawyer, James Mace, Michael Tuohy, Joe Magunda, Jamie Hood, Liam Daly, Matt Dodd, Alex Taylor, Lee Chilton (14 James Husband, 74), Tommy Berwick (16 Lee Moore, 78), Richard Batchelor (12 Craig Owen, 65). 

 

Subs not used: 15 Sam Adkins, 17 Liam O’Neill

 

Stourbridge: Lewis Solly, Sam Rock (17 Tom Turton, 78), Aaron Griffiths (16 Chris Knight, 67), Paul McCone, Sean Geddes, Nathan Bennett, Paul Lloyd, Leon Broadhurst, Luke Benbow, Ben Billingham, Drew Canavan (12 Stuart Hendrie, 67). 

 

Subs not used: 14 James Dyson, 15 Sam Smith.

05/01/13 Stourbridge 5 (Jordan Fitzpatrick 12, Ben Billingham 20, 72, Sean Evans 35, Luke Benbow 77) Leamington 1 (Stefan Moore 45) - Att: 667

 

Stourbridge: Lewis Solly, Drew Canavan, Gavin Hurren, Paul McCone ©, Jordan Fitzpatrick, Nathan Bennett, Lee Osborne (15 Jamie Oliver, 29), Leon Broadhurst, Luke Benbow (16 James McPike, 84), Ben Billingham, Sean Evans (17 Marvin Nisbett, 84). 

 

Subs not used: 12 Sean Geddes, 14 James Dyson. 

 

Leamington: Niall Cooper, Martyn Naylor, Stephan Morley, Joe Magunda, Jamie Hood © (12 James Mace, 79), Liam Daly, Matt Dodd, Lee Chilton (16 Alex Taylor, 70), Stefan Moore, Lee Moore (15 Ricky Johnson, 70), Richard Batchelor. 

 

Subs not used: 14 Tom Berwick, 17 Dan Ward. 

2012/13 - FA Cup 1st Qualifying Round 

08/09/12 Leamington 2 (Lee Moore 55, Liam Daly 88) Stourbridge 2 (Chris Knight 3, Sean Geddes 72) - Att: 602

 

Leamington: Kevin Sawyer, James Mace, James Husband (15 Stephan Morley, 70), Joe Magunda, Jamie Hood ©, Liam Daly, Matt Dodd, Lee Chilton, Tom Berwick, Craig Owen, Richard Batchelor (14 Sam Adkins, 83). 

 

Subs not used: 12 Michael Tuohy, 17 Josh Tiff, 18 Dan Ward, 19 Liam O’Neill

 

Stourbridge: Lewis Solly, Sam Rock (14 Aaron Griffiths, 69), Sam Smith, Paul McCone ©, Sean Geddes, Nathan Bennett, Paul Lloyd, Leon Broadhurst, Chris Knight, Ben Billingham, Drew Canavan. 

 

Subs not used: 12 Linden Dovey, 15 Tom Turton, 16 Jamie Oliver, 17 Stuart Hendrie, 18 James Dyson.

11/09/12 Stourbridge 1 (Ben Billingham 7) Leamington 2 (Liam Daly 40, Richard Batchelor 90) - Att: 440 

 

Stourbridge: Lewis Solly, Sam Rock (19 Luke Benbow, 59), Sam Smith (16 Jamie Oliver, 20), Paul McCone ©, Sean Geddes (14 Aaron Griffiths, 70), Nathan Bennett, Paul Lloyd, Leon Broadhurst, Chris Knight, Ben Billingham, Drew Canavan. 

 

Subs not used: 12 Linden Dovey, 15 Tom Turton, 17 Stuart Hendrie, 18 James Dyson. 

 

Leamington: Kevin Sawyer, James Mace, Stephan Morley (12 Michael Tuohy, 57), Joe Magunda, Jamie Hood ©, Liam Daly, Matt Dodd, Lee Chilton, Tom Berwick (14 Alex Taylor, 83), Lee Moore, Richard Batchelor. 

 

Subs not used: 15 Sam Adkins, 16 Liam O’Neill, 17 Dan Ward. 

20212/13 - Southern League Cup 2nd Round 

20/11/12 Stourbridge 1 (Jordan Fitzpatrick 55) Leamington 2 (Lee Moore 49, Richard Batchelor 79) - Att: 202

 

Stourbridge: Lewis Solly, Jordan Fitzpatrick, Gavin Hurren, Paul McCone, Sean Geddes, Nathan Bennett, Paul Lloyd, Leon Broadhurst, Chris Knight, Ben Billingham (14 Tom Turton, 83), Sean Evans (17 Drew Canavan, 75). 

 

Subs not used: 12 Jamie Oliver, 15 James Dyson, 16 Sam Smith.

 

Leamington: Laurie Walker, James Mace, Matt Dodd ( 14 James Husband, 62) Joe Magunda, Jamie Hood ©, Liam Daly (15 Martyn Naylor, 67), Alex Taylor, Sam Adkins, Lee Moore, Tom Berwick, Richard Batchelor. 

 

Subs not used: 12 Ricky Johnson, 16 Stephan Morley, 17 Dan Ward.

2016/17 - Pre Season Friendly 

09/07/16 Leamington 1 (Joe Magunda) Stourbridge 4 (Chris Lait 2, Jake Heath, Brad Birch) - Att: 243

 

Leamington: Jamie Cutts, Ben George, Connor Gudger, (12 Tom James, 46), Joe Magunda (17 Richard Taundry, 46), Jamie Hood ©, (14 Rob Elvins, 46), James Mace, Rob Thompson-Brown, Jack Edwards, Ryan Rowe (15 Lee Moore, 46), Courtney Baker-Richardson, Ahmed Obeng (16 Ross Oulton, 46).

 

Stourbridge: Matt Gould (17 Tom Hayward, 59), Kristian Green, Joe Hull, Jake Heath, Jack Duggan, Stuart Pierpoint ©, Lewis Probert (14 Jacob Wedderburn, 68), Leon Broadhurst, Kayelden Brown (15 Brandon Hague, 68), Brad Birch, Chris Lait (12 Callum Parker, 68).

2017/18 - FA Trophy 1st Round 

16/12/17 Leamington 0 Stourbridge 1 (Matt Dodd) - Att: 404

 

Leamington: Tony Breeden ©, Richard Taundry, Connor Gudger, Joe Magunda (17 Ahmed Obeng, 71), Jamie Hood, Junior English, Kieran Dunbar, Joe Clarke, Kurtis Revan (14 Colby Bishop, 63), Jack Edwards (12 Callum Gittings, 79 ), Kaine Felix. 

 

Subs not used: 15 Liam Canavan, 16 James Mace. 

 

Stourbridge: Matt Gould, Darryl Westlake, Aris Christophorou, Tom Tonks, Stuart Pierpoint ©, Aaron Forde, Matt Dodd (14 Brandon Hague, 78), Leon Broadhurst, Kyle Perry, Luke Shearer (12 Josh Cooke, 90+3), Josh Green. 

 

Subs not used: 15 Jake Evans, 16 Louis Hall, 17 Peter Hawk. 

2018/19 - FA Cup 2nd Qualifying Round)

22/09/18 Stourbridge 3 (Jack Lane o.g, Leon Broadhurst, Kaiman Anderson) Leamington 2 (Matt Stenson 2) - Att: 647

 

Stourbridge: James Wren, Aaron Hayden, Jordaan Brown, Paul McCone ©, Stuart Pierpoint, Aaron Forde, Callum Powell (15 Checkaine Steele, 90), Leon Broadhurst, Kaiman Anderson, Rob Thompson-Brown, Brad Birch (12 Darryl Westlake, 81). 

 

Subs not used: 14 Aris Christophorou, 16 Jake Evans, 17 Kaouridjane Attoumani, GK Niall Maher. 

 

Leamington: Tony Breeden ©, Junior English, James Bowen, Joe Clarke (14 Joe Magunda, 72), Jamie Hood, Jack Lane, Kieran Dunbar (15 Anthony Dwyer, 72), Callum Gittings, Matt Stenson, Jack Edwards, Ahmed Obeng (12 Connor Taylor, 60).

 

Subs not used: 16 Shay Nicholson, 17 Martyn Naylor, 18 Tom James, GK Chris Jay. 

2021/22 - Birmingham Senior Cup Final

04/05/22 Leamington 3 (Devon Kelly-Evans, Dan Turner, James Mace) Stourbridge 1 (Reece Styche) - Att: 2,313 Played at Villa Park 

Leamington: Jake Weaver, Dan Meredith, Stephan Morley, Joe Clarke (12 Callum Gittings, 69), James Mace, Jack Lane, Joe Parker (15 Jack Sang, 87), Adam Walker (16 Manny Olaloko, 88), Dan Turner (14 Junior English, 84), Jack Edwards, Devon Kelly-Evans (17 Josh Beeson, 90). 

Stourbridge: Charlie Price, Lee Vaughan, Ben O’Hanlon (14 Tyler Smith, 64), George Forsyth (15 Elliott Ball, 90), Lathaniel Rowe-Turner, Reece King (16 Harry Lewis, 73), Ethan Moran (20 Daniel Gyasi, 80), James McQuilkin, Reece Styche, Darryl Knights, Jack Wilson. 

Subs not used: 12 Demico Burton. 

2023/24 - Southern Premier League Central

24/10/23 Leamington 2 (Henry Landers, Tyrone Barnett) Stourbridge 1 (Alfie Stewart) - Att: 477

Leamington welcome our friends from Halesowen for a Southern Premier League Central tie.

This game will NOT be segregated. 

Tickets

You can purchase tickets online and on the gate. We recommend using our online ticketing portal to purchase your tickets in order to minimise queues at the turnstiles. On the day one turnstile will be signed for online tickets so you can easily scan your ticket and gain entry and another turnstile will be accepting card and cash payments. 

Adult: £14
Over 60: £10
Student (with NUS Card): £7
Under 18: £4
Under 12: £0

Facilities

Your Co-op Community Stadium has facilities to please everyone! There is a burger van in the tunnel corner of the ground, serving hot food and drinks. If you don’t feel like hot food but want something to snack on, then Debbie’s Sweet Shop is the place to go. Hot drinks and cold snacks (including a wide selection of sweets) are all available from the sweet shop which you can find at the Harbury Lane End side of the ground.

Alcohol can be consumed on the terraces at our ground, and you can purchase it from our clubhouse which is situated in between the Harbury Lane End stand and Debbie’s Sweet Shop. The ground is covered on three of the four sides, as you walk in up from the turnstiles the covered Harbury Lane End behind the goal will be on your right. Straight ahead of you is the joint Main Stand and Car Park Terrace on the west side of the ground, on the Sheepside side of the ground sits the Mick Brady Stand, in honour of our Life President who passed away in 2020 and the North Bank behind the goal is the uncovered side. 

Please note that the sweet shop is cash only, all other outlets accept cash and card.

Clubhouse

The clubhouse is able to be used by both sets of fans and boasts a wide range of drinks, including local Warwickshire Church Farm Brewery alcohols. Buy five pints, get one free with our loyalty card!

The clubhouse opens at 1pm and live sport will be available. As usual, the entire Leamington squad will be in the bar post-game for presentations and a chat, and we hope our visitors will join us too.

Car Parking

We have free car parking at the ground for 450 cars. Parking is first come, first serve and there will be stewards to guide you to a place. 

Bus Travel

The 665 Stagecoach bus runs from the town to the ground. The outbound route leaves Upper Parade Stand K at 14:10 and reaches Your Co-op Community Stadium at 14:25. The inbound route leaves opposite Your Co-op Community Stadium at 17:17 and reaches Upper Parade at 17:34.

The closest stop to Royal Leamington Spa Railway Station to the ground is Crown Hotel, which what3wordsare dairy.legend.pops and the bus leaves at 14:14. Inbound, the closest stop is Charlotte Street (what3wordsmarch.hurt.loved) and the bus arrives there at 17:25. Both stops are within a 5 minute walk to Leamington Station. For other stops, visit the timetable

The BrakesTrust minibus is a low-cost shuttle bus between town, the station and the ground, check their website for details. 

Matchday Magazine

Our new look official matchday magazine ‘New Windmill Wonderland will be available to purchase for £3 just as you enter the turnstiles. Read the thoughts of the chairman, manager and captain, learn everything you need to about Halesowen and much more in the programme that was voted best in the National League North and second best in the whole of non-league last year.

Match Sponsors

We would like to thank Leon's Construction for being match sponsor as well as Steve Shaw for his sponsorship of the match ball.

Turnstiles Opening Time

Turnstiles and all facilities inside the ground open at 1pm.

Live Coverage

Match updates can be found on our X, Instagram and Facebook pages and there will be live commentary on BrakesLiveFM with Shaun Cashmore being joined by Craig Barnes. Coverage will start approximately ten minutes from kick off. 


Extended highlights and reaction will be available on Leamington FCTV the day after the game. 

50/50 Draw

Donna and Yvonne will be making their way around the ground in the first half selling 50/50 tickets. These cost £1 each with half of the takings going to the club and the other half going to the winner. The draw will be made and announced at half time.

We hope everyone enjoys their time at Your Co-op Community Stadium.

Leamington Football Club would like to thank the Charlie Fogarty MBE Foundation for their continued support of the football club by renewing their board sponsorship.

Charlie is the founder of our ever-growing pan-disability programme which is held every Saturday morning from 10:30-12:00 at Aylesford School in Warwick. Sessions are led by Head Coach Scott Pheasey and are free to attend for children aged 5-16 with sensory, learning or physical disabilities and provides fun and inclusive football training sessions for all children attending.

To learn more about the Charlie Fogarty MBE Foundation and about Charlie's story, follow the link here.

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The very first meeting between the Brakes and the Poppies came in the old Midland Floodlit Cup in November 1965, which was the first season Leamington entered the competition, with their floodlights, having been purchased from Manchester City’s Maine Road stadium, having been installed and switched on only a month or so earlier. 

This was a competition that we would meet in many times over the next 19 years. Indeed, the first half a dozen meetings came in that competition, before Lockheed Leamington joined the Southern League in 1971, when we made our first visit to Rockingham Road for a league fixture, coming away with a memorable 3-2 victory over Ron Atkinson’s promotion chasing team. 

We were well beaten in the return, and would not meet Kettering again in league action until our first season in the Premier Division - 1976/77. From then, the two met regularly for six seasons as they both became founder members of the Alliance Premier League  - now the National League. The Poppies were arguably one of the top non league sides in the country during and after this time, coming close to reaching the Football League on several occasions, so it was some achievement for a club of our size to be competing on a level playing field with them. 

Brakes registered some good wins over the Poppies during this time, but were also on the end of a few hammerings too. It was not until we began to meet regularly again in 2012 that our tally improved. To be fair to Kettering they were on a bit of a downward spiral at the time which I’m sure their fans will not want reminding of, but they had bounced back by the time Leamington returned to the Southern League in 2015 after two seasons in the Conference North, and our meetings have been somewhat incident packed ever since.

The Poppies have started to get the better of us more often in the last three seasons, but with them being relegated along with us last season the rivalry has been renewed in the Southern League with Leamington winning 2-1 in the first game between the two sides this campaign!

1965/66 - Midland Floodlit Cup

18/11/65 Lockheed Leamington 0 Kettering Town 2 - Att: 600

20/12/65 Kettering Town 2 Lockheed Leamington 2 - Att: 550

1966/67 - Midland Floodlit Cup

17/10/66 Kettering Town 0 Lockheed Leamington 0 - Att: 1,324

06/03/67 Lockheed Leamington 2 Kettering Town 1 - Att: 600

1967/68 - Midland Floodlit Cup

11/09/67 Kettering Town 4 Lockheed Leamington 0 - Att: 1,800

25/03/68 Lockheed Leamington 2 Kettering Town 1 - Att: 350 

1971/72 - Southern League Division One North

29/01/72 Kettering Town 2 Lockheed Leamington 3 - Att: 881

21/03/72 Lockheed Leamington 0 Kettering Town 3 - Att: 500

1976/77 - Southern League Premier Division

24/09/76 AP Leamington 1 Kettering Town 1 - Att: 1,069

05/03/77 Kettering Town 2 AP Leamington 1 - Att: 1,713

1977/78 - Southern League Premier Division

27/08/77 AP Leamington 2 Kettering Town 1 - Att: 617

21/09/77 Kettering Town 5 AP Leamington 0 - Att: 1,216

1978/79 - Southern League Premier Division

26/12/78 Kettering Town 4 AP Leamington 2 - Att: 1,874

12/05/79 AP Leamington 2 Kettering Town 1 - Att: 949

1979/80 - Alliance Premier League 

11/09/79 Kettering Town 1 AP Leamington 1 - Att: 2,281

05/04/80 AP Leamington 1 Kettering Town 3 - Att: 566

1979/80 - Alliance Premier League Cup

27/09/79 AP Leamington 0 Kettering Town 4 - Att: 773

1980/81 - Alliance Premier League

13/09/80 Kettering Town 3 AP Leamington 0 - Att: 1,383

21/02/81 AP Leamington 3 Kettering Town 3 - Att: 569 

1980/81 - Midland Floodlit Cup

07/10/80 Kettering Town 3 AP Leamington 2 

1981/82 - Alliance Premier League 

07/11/81 AP Leamington 3 Kettering Town 3 - Att: 498 

20/03/82 Kettering Town 1 AP Leamington 2 - Att: 1,237 

1981/82 - Midland Floodlit Cup

21/10/81 Kettering Town 3 AP Leamington 0

1982/83 - FA Cup 4th Qualifying Round

30/10/82 Kettering Town 3 AP Leamington 1 - Att: 1,440

1982/83 - Midland Floodlit Cup

25/01/83 AP Leamington 2 Kettering Town 2 

1983/84 - Midland Floodlit Cup

14/12/83 Kettering Town 1 AP Leamington 1 

2012/13 - Southern League Premier Division

13/11/12 Leamington 2 (Johnson, Chilton) Kettering Town 1 - Att: 418

03/02/13 Kettering Town 1-3 Leamington (Chilton 2, S Moore)  - Att: 412

2015/16 - Southern League Premier

18/08/15 Leamington 3 (Edwards, Taundry, Mackey) Kettering Town 2 - Att: 545

12/04/16 Kettering Town 1-1 Leamington (Austin) - Att: 696

2016/17 - Southern League Premier

09/08/16 Kettering Town 0-2 Leamington (Obeng, Rowe) - Att: 605

17/01/17 Leamington A-A Kettering Town 

07/03/17 Leamington 3 (Thompson-Brown 2, Baker-Richardson) Kettering Town 0 - Att: 478

2019/20 - National League North

24/08/19 Leamington 3 (Edwards, March 2) Kettering Town 1 - Att: 575

2020/21 - FA Trophy 4th Round 

19/01/21 Kettering Town 0 Leamington 3 (Waldron, Edwards, Lane) -  Att: BCD (Played at Leamington)

2021/22 - FA Cup 3rd Qualifying Round

02/09/21 Leamington 3 (Morley, Turner 2) Kettering Town 3 - Att: 566

05/09/21 Kettering Town 2 Leamington 0 - Att: 612

2021/22 - National League North

18/12/21 Leamington 0 Kettering Town 4 - Att: 553

05/02/22 Kettering Town 1 Leamington 1 (Turner) - Att: 860

2022/23 - National League North

13/09/22 Leamington 1 (Turner) Kettering Town 0 - Att: 422

10/04/23 Kettering Town 3 Leamington 0 - Att: 1,071

2023/24 - Southern Premier League Central

07/11/23 Leamington 2 (Stewart, Barnett) Kettering Town 1 - Att: 322

They’ve played for both clubs! 

Les Latham (former player & manager of Brakes), George Burrows, Eric Dobbs, Bill Draper, Hughie Morrow, Bill Salmon, Ralph Ramshaw, Doug Hickton, Gordon Livsey, Stephan Morley, Delroy Gordon, Nathan Hicks, Courtney Baker-Richardson, Callum Powell, Liam Canavan, Eliot Hodge. 

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