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Find below albums courtesy of our Club Photographers, Chris Simpson and Cameron Murray, from Saturday's 1-1 draw with Scarborough Athletic!

Chris Simpson:

Cameron Murray:

We have two exciting vacancies at the club to look after kit for our two senior teams.

We have an opening for a Men's First Team Kit Person, with games on Saturdays (and the odd Tuesday) and training on Tuesday and Thursday nights. Working with club legend Barry Reeve in the role.

There is also an opening for Women's First Team Kit Person. Our newest team in the Leamington FC family play their games on Sundays and train on Wednesday nights and are in need of someone to be in charge of their kit.

Please register your interest with Head of Media Max Passantino on max.passantino@leamingtonfc.co.uk

Paul Holleran has confirmed that Caine Elliott has left the club and joined Rugby Town.

The centre midfielder joined Leamington in the summer from Halesowen Town but has had limited game time since joining, and will now return to his former club who ply their trade in the Northern Premier League Division One Midlands.

Everyone at Leamington wishes Caine the best.

The club would like to thank John Bower, who advised us this month he would be unable to continue running the programme shop, for his valued work in taking over and running a staple of any supporter's visit to our ground.

We can confirm that the programme shop will continue to run at our ground, under the stewardship of Andrew Protheroe.

Andrew is a Swansea City fan with a vast knowledgde of programmes having collected football memorabilia for 40 years. He now lives in Shropshire and is looking forward to meeting Brakes fans as well as away supporters and groundhoppers as he settles into the shop.

The shop will be open for tomorrow's FA Cup tie with Carlton Town.

Andrew has asked that if any supporters have old programmes that are no longer wanted/needed, for their donations to the programme shop.

Leamington’s away fixture at Farsley Celtic will be played at the Impact Arena, home of Alfreton Town.

Ongoing pitch works mean that Farsley Celtic’s Citadel is unable to host games at present, so Paul Holleran’s side will travel to Derbyshire for Farsley’s first “home” game this season following league dispensation to play all of their games away up until 21 September, when it was expected the pitch work would have been completed by.

Bookings are being taken for the BrakesTrust minibus, and ticket information will follow.

Leamington Ladies will play the 2024/25 season in the Birmingham County League Premier Division.

Their season kicks off this Sunday as Lye Town visit Your Co-op Community Stadium for a historic first ever league game for our brand new side. Entry is free!

Kick off will be at 2pm and highlights will follow on Leamington FCTV.

Keep your eyes out on our social media and website for much more coverage of the team, and make sure to pick up a copy of the matchday programme at every men's fixture to read about the ladies' last game.

Find their full fixture list here.

Our home fixture against Oxford City will now be played on Tuesday 24 September, 19:45 kick off.

The original fixture was postponed due to international call ups for the Hoops, but they will now make the journey north to Warwickshire in midweek.

Tickets will go on sale shortly.

Leamington will host Carlton Town in the Second Round Qualifying of the Emirates FA Cup.

The Millers ply their trade in the Northern Premier League Division One East - the fourth tier of non league.

The game will be played on the weekend of 14 September, with more information to follow.

We can confirm that Jiah Medrano has joined Barwell on a dual-registration deal in order to get playing time.

The winger will link up with his former manager Jimmy Ginnelly in Leicestershire. The Canaries have had a rough start to the campaign, losing all three opening games and will no doubt benefit immensely from Medrano's services.

On the move, Brakes boss Paul Holleran said "After the Alfreton game, both the club and Jiah decided that it would be in all of our interests for him to get some continuous playing time and Barwell will be the perfect place for that. He's linking up with a great club, and we wish him and them all the best during his time there.

"Jiah's joining them on a dual registration deal, so he is still a Leamington player and we will be able to call on his services in the future which is an important thing."

Everyone at Leamington FC wishes Jiah and Barwell all the best, starting with their away trip to Biggleswade Town today.