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Winding Up Petition At Morecambe

Just days after appointing a new manager, Morecambe have released a statement about a winding-up petition.

Morecambe Football Club (the “Club”) is aware of stories circulating on social media relating to a winding up petition that has allegedly been filed against the Club last week by Ascot & Ryley LLP, a company owned by two former directors of the Club.

At this moment in time, the Club has not received any papers or other notification of such action and is surprised and disappointed to learn of these developments.

This relates to another legacy debt that the Club was burdened with three years before last year’s takeover by Panjab Warriors and which dates back to August 2022.

The original terms offered to the Club at that time involved a repayment schedule over five years to August 2027, which Ascot & Ryley has been seeking to change in recent months based on a ‘change of control’ clause agreed between the Club’s former board of directors and Ascot & Ryley’s owners.

The existence of such a clause was never disclosed to Panjab Warriors before or during last year’s takeover and the Club’s owners do not believe that unilaterally seeking to enforce it in this way is in the best interests of the Club or its true and loyal supporters.

Whilst the Club disputes the new repayment terms being claimed by Ascot & Ryley, it has been in recent discussions with the company in several attempts to resolve this matter amicably and in a manner which respects the terms originally agreed with the Club in 2022.

The Club has disclosed this unwelcome development to both the National League and the Independent Football Regulator and will continue to keep its supporters informed of further developments.

It will provide a further update as soon as it is able to do so and, in the meantime, thanks its supporters for their continued loyalty and support as its owners and senior management continue to do all they can to re-establish and maintain the Club’s sustainability both on and off the pitch.

 

Pugh Released By Halifax

 

Tom Pugh has been released by Halifax.

Now 25, the Doncaster born midfielder came to Hereford on loan from Scunthorpe in November 2023 and made 12 appearances for the Bulls scoring one goal.

In the summer of 2024 he joined Halifax scoring two goals in 45 appearances. But earlier today he was released.

H&W's Carson Wishart Comments On Retained List

 

BBC Hereford and Worcester's Carson Wishart, who has covered most of Hereford's games this season, has commented about the retained list released by the club earlier today.

"There are a couple of surprises in there," he said.

 

"I'm quite surprised about Lawson D'Ath because he has been a bit of a stalward at the Bulls. 67 appearances since joining in 2024. 

"He is on the released list but he is 33 years old, he's had quite a few injuries during the season.

"Another veteran of the club, a war horse, Matt Preston the center-back, 6ft 2in all action, he heads everything, literally puts his body on the line, he's gone as well.

"I can understand it because they are of a certain age and they've had injuries.

"I think Aaron Downes, the new manager, needs to free up the wage bill as well to bring in his own squad and make some permanent signings.

"On the positive on the retained list is Harrison Sonha. He made his debut for Villa in the FA Cup against Liverpool in 2021. He went on to Sunderland.

"He was set to have a big future in the game but then dropped down to Cheltenham. Not sure what happened there but he landed up at Hereford.

"He's a real quality player. You look at him and you think he could be playing a couple of levels above so I think that is a big boost for Hereford.

"And Joe James, defender. He signed from Bristol City in February. Lots of composure.

"Downes needs to build a squad that can challenge for the play-offs next season." 

Whilst D'Ath is released Preston Bitemo is retained.

"They are probably thinking we have younger players like Preston Bitemo who has been on loan at Kettering, 20 years old.

"They've retained him so perhaps they think that's the future in terms of getting younger legs in there." 

Wishart's comments from BBC Total Sport. 

Caddis and Rooney's future at King's Lynn confirmed

Hereford's former boss and his assistant are keeping their jobs at King's Lynn Town.

Paul Caddis took over at the National League North club after being sacked by Hereford in February.

He managed to keep the Linnets in step two, where he was joined by Adam Rooney.

The club have now confirmed the duo have been retained for 2026/27 season.

In a brief statement, the Norfolk club said: "The club can confirm that Paul Caddis and Adam Rooney have agreed to extend their tenure as the Club’s management team for the 2026/27 campaign.

"Since taking charge under challenging circumstances, the duo have demonstrated strong leadership, professionalism, and a clear commitment to the Club’s ambitions. Their continued stewardship provides vital stability and momentum as preparations begin for the upcoming season.

"As part of the transition, Paul Caddis will lead the footballing department, including recruitment, as the club moves into the new season.

"The club and Joe Simpson, Head of Football Operations, have agreed to part ways following this transition. We thank Joe for his efforts during his time with King’s Lynn Town FC."

Downes Updates Season Ticket Holders

 

Hereford manager Aaron Downes has sent season ticket holders an update:

'I'm so proud to be writing to you having agreed a two year deal to remain as Hereford FC manager.

I'm also delighted that my assistant, Harry Pell, has accepted an offer to remain here and work with me to build a squad capable of competing at the top end of the National League North next season.

This club has an incredible fan base and support and we have both been blown away by the way you got behind our team as we fought hard to avoid relegation over the past couple of months. Your support has been extraordinary and you are the reason we already love this club so much. 

Since arriving at the MandM Edgar Street Stadium you have seen glimpses of the way I want my teams to play. Having now announced our retained list, I'm looking forward to having the chance to build my own squad over the next couple of months and to instill my footballing beliefs into a new group.

I'd also like to place on record my thanks to those players who will be moving on - the part many of them played last season will not be forgotten.

I want us all to move forward and we cannot do this without your support. We will need to build a squad that can deal with the unique demands of the National League North - we certainly have a busy summer ahead of us with recruitment and preparations.

I know the type of squad I want both on and off the pitch, and I am fortunate that I already have the makings of a great backroom team to work with throughout the process.

I have loved my time as Hereford FC manager so far and cannot wait to see what we can achieve together. Harry and I believe that 'hard work pays you back' and we are confident there are good times ahead if we all commit to believing in that statement.' 

Willcox and Tustin offered contracts at Cheltenham

Freddy Willcox and Harry Tustin have been offered new contracts at Cheltenham.

The young duo joined Hereford on loan in February shortly after Aaron Downes was appointed manager and impressed as the Bulls staged their great escape to stay up on the final day.

Roberts Pleased Hereford Avoided Drop

One of the players released by Hereford this morning has tweeted about his time at the club.

Mitchell Roberts has not had an easy season. He signed for Hereford, went out on loan to Gloucester, came back and shortly after was loaned to Halesowen.

'My time at Hereford didn’t go as planned but I was buzzing to see the lads get the job done on the final day. 

'Wish the club nothing but the best and hopefully now on an upward trajectory.' As always, a season full of highs and lows. 

'Time to get fully fit and see what’s next.' 

Season Ticket Renewals Have Started

Season ticket holders at Hereford FC can renew their tickets as from 10am this morning.

Holders are being sent e-mail reminders which should arrive during the course of the day. 

They can also renew their tickets at the club shop on Tuesdays and Fridays from 10am to 4pm.

Early bird tickets are on sale until the end of the month.

More details: https://herefordfc.co.uk/2026/05/news-season-ticket-renewal-emails-sent-out/ 

National League Clubs Finances 2024/25

Keiran Maguire has compiled this table from published results of clubs who played in the National League 2024/25.

Most clubs only release what figures they have to but both Southend and Forest Green Rovers have posted a little more.

The table shows just how much National League football is being supported by outside finance often by the chairman or financial companies.

Just six clubs made a profit. All the rest lost money with the biggest losses at Oldham. 

D'Ath and Preston among seven players released

Lawson D'Ath and Matt Preston are among seven players Hereford have released.

Gus Mufuta, Keenan Quansah, Harley Hamilton, Eddie Oppong and Mitchell Roberts have also departed.

And with loanees Freddy Willcox, George Munday, Cormac Daly, Mikey Lane, Harry Tustin and Madou Cisse all returning to their parent clubs, as well as Andy Williams retiring, there will be a fresh look to the squad next season.

One player who is definitely staying is Theo Richardson as he is under contract for next season.

Meanwhile, offers have been made to Lewis Hudson, Kyle Howkins, Aaron Skinner, Harrison Sonha, Keziah Martin, Preston Bitemo and Ollie Lewis.

 

And Joseph James is in 'discussions' with the club. 

The Step 3 club offering season tickets for £80

Racing Club Warwick have frozen their season tickets.

After securing promotion from Northern Premier League Midland Division, fans can pay just £80 for a season ticket to watch Step 3 football if they snap up the early bird offer.

For a young adult (16-21), it's £40, and £30 for over 60s. It's free for under-16s. 

Four Clubs Promoted To The National North League

Subject to confirmation at the National League AGM later this month the four teams promoted to the National North are:

Harborough Town

Hebburn Town

Hednesford Town

Spalding United 

They replace Curzon Ashton, Alfreton, Peterborough Sports and Leamington.

Promoted from the National North are AFC Fylde and either South Shields or Kidderminster.

Relegated from the National League are Brackley and Morecambe. 

Spalding Promoted To National North

Spalding United will be playing in the National North League this coming season.

This afternoon they won their play-off game against Real Bedford.

The game went into extra-time as the teams were level at 2-2.

But Spalding went on to win 4-2.

Former Hereford winger Ceesay scored one of Spalding's goals. 

New Manager At Chester

Chester have appointed Phil Parkinson as their new manager.

He will be assisted by Neil Sorvel.

Parkinson departed Altrincham last October and since then, he has acted as interim manager of Fleetwood Town U21s.  

CFU chair Nick Phillipson told the club's website: 

"Today we open a new and exciting chapter in the recent history of Chester FC with the appointment of Phil Parkinson as first team manager, with Neil Sorvel as his assistant.

"Phil was our preferred choice from the start. He brings a wealth of experience from his time resurrecting and consolidating Altrincham back into the National League.

"He developed their Academy and produced a pathway for players to further their careers and brought both value and financial benefits to their club. This aligns with our values and thinking as a fan-owned club.

"The board are confident that Phil will be able to bring us the success we all want: promotion back to the National League."

 

Extra Time At Hednesford

Extra time is being played at Hednesford in the Northern Premier League play-off final. 

At 90 minutes it was Hednesford Town 1 Warrington Ryelands 1.

Four former Hereford players started for Hednesford. They were Montel Gibson, Jake Jarvis, Omari Sterling-James and Ahkeem Rose. 

There were no goals in added time so it's a penalty shoot-out.

Update: Hednesford go through on penalties 5-4. Both Jarvis and Sterling-James converted their penalties.

 

Participation Officer Wanted For Hereford FC

This from Hereford FC:

Hereford FC in the Community CIC are on the hunt for a part-time Participation Officer to assist with the delivery of Hereford FC in the Community CIC projects.

Applicants must possess a passion for sport, plus have experience of working with young individuals and desirable experience within a school environment.

The role will consist of planning and delivering practical sports sessions in both a school and community environment. As well as delivering outstanding sessions, the successful applicant will be expected to maintain and develop excellent relationships with schools, organisations and the wider Hereford FC in the Community CIC team.

Click here to read the full job description

If you are interested in applying for the role, please contact Yssie Pearson, Community Engagement Manager, at ypearson@herefordfc.co.uk with your CV and Cover Letter.

Closing date: Friday 15th May.

 

FROM THE ARCHIVES | Hereford United reach the 3rd Division Play Offs

On this day 30 years ago a 2-0 win over Rochdale secured Hereford United a place in the 3rd Division Play Offs (Now League Two)

Nicky Cross and Steve White with the goals. The Bulls would then face Darlington over two legs.

Two angles of the footage below.

Jamo Memorial Match Day 2026 Report

The inaugural Jamo Memorial Match Day game kicked off at 2pm yesterday afternoon at Westfields Football Club’s Allpay Park between a Jamo XI against a Commy XI.

The memorial matchday kicked off with the Jamo XI in the Westfields home strip (sky blue shorts and sky blue socks) with blue shirts and the Commy XI in the Westfields away strip (blue shorts and yellow socks) with white shirts.

First opening coming the way of Jamo with a free-kick from midway inside the Commy half which Joel Edwards managed to get his head to but it went over the bar. 

Joel Edwards then played a good ball through to Rich Godsall but Commy goalkeeper Scotty Jones was quick off his line with a crunching challenge before Jay Semple had an effort which went wide of the right post.

The Jamo team opened the scoring early on after a delightful ball over the top to the left channel which Kieron Leighton latched onto before calmly tucking past Scotty Jones the ball into the bottom-right corner.

Rob Purdie came on for Katie Taylor for Commy before Curtis Pond went on a mazy run finding Paul Howells on the left edge of the box but his ball into the box was snuffed out by Charlie Plumridge.

Corner for Jamo on the left played in by Kieron Leighton towards Joel Edwards but it was cleared by Liam Jones before Jay Semple had a long range effort that fizzed just wide of the left post.

Rob Purdie then went on a good run with his shot taking a nick off Gaz Williams for a corner.

There was then a period where both sides traded places of possession before the next chance came from Jamo’s Rich Godsall who advanced into the box on the right before from an acute angle clipping the right post.

Minutes later Rich Godsall was very unfortunate to see his lobbed effort hit the post from about 20-yards out and bounce away to safety.

With about 24 minutes gone Commy then had a free-kick on the left, Rob Purdie delivered into the area but it evaded everyone in a white shirt before Curtis Pond tried his luck from around 35-yards after seeing Jamo goalkeeper Ed Hayes off his line but it went narrowly over the bar.

Rob Purdie played a delightful ball over the top to Curtis Pond who was one on one with Ed Hales but his touch was heavy and Hales managed to come out to meet him before being clattered by the Commy striker resulting in him having to go off after receiving treatment resulting a outfield player having to take over.

On the stroke of half-time Jamo we're reduced to ten-men after a VAR decision from a coming together between two former Bulls Curtis Pond and Joel Edwards with Edwards receiving a straight red card. A funny moment! 

Half-time: Jamo XI 1-0 Commy XI

There was a half-time crossbar challenge which was well attended and won by two contestants Fin and Ellis. 

Despite the red card for Joel Edwards the Jamo team we're allowed to come back out with eleven men. 

The first chance of the second-half came from Commy with Curtis Pond drilling his left foot shot wide of the right post before Pond did pull the Commy level with a thunderbolt of a left foot strike from the edge of the box which nestled into the top-left corner of the net.

Scotty Jones who had now come out of goal to play outfield had a go from the right side of the box with a venomous free-kick which took a nick off the head of Kieron Leighton and into arms of the replacement goalkeeper before Kieron Leighton had a curling right foot strike which went over the bar.

Jamo retook the lead after a ball into the area was missed by the goalkeeper and found Judd Vivash free on the left who calmly slotted the ball into the bottom-right corner.

Shortly afterwards they almost got a third after Rich Godsall did well on the right by-line, his strike taking a nick off Connor Box and clipping the outside of the post.

With three minutes left, Commy had a corner on the right which was lofted to the back post by Scotty Jones finding the head of Liam Jones but his effort looped over the bar.

Before another corner on the right was again played in by Scotty Jones but Jamo managed to scramble the ball away to seal victory in the closely contested inaugural Jamo Memorial Match.

Full-time: Jamo XI 2-1 Commy XI

Jamo XI goals scored by Kieron Leighton and Judd Vivash.

Commy XI goals scored by Curtis Pond.

Jamo Starting XI:- Ed Hales, Ash Jones, Joel Edwards, Charlie Plumridge ©️, Gaz Williams, Kieron Leighton, Beth Prior, Jay Semple, Ryan Davies, Phoebe Jones, Rich Godsall.

Substitutes:- Jake Norris, Judd Vivash, Leo Hollis, Todd Doyle, Joel Nicholls, James Shutt, Malcolm Williams, Jason Jones, Ethan Edwards, Benson Williams, Joe Hackley, Damien Hargest, Matt Forrest.

Manager:- Maurice Plumridge

Commy Starting XI:- Scotty Jones, Paul Howells, Liam Jones, Guy Cooke, Connor Box, Matt Price, Dan Mills ©️, Katie Taylor, Aaron Howells, Bradley Buckle, Curtis Pond.

Substitutes:- Nathan Potts, Mark Newman, Karl Lugg, Ollie Harris, Henry Godsall, Wayne Milner, Ross Hutchinson, Rhys Holder, Harry Weaver, Jamie Marchant, Kyle Leroy, Lukas Gummerson, Neil Price.

Managers:- Ryan Gillespie and Steph Weaver

With a very impressive over 900 in attendance it was a hugely enjoyable day and important to promote mental health remembering the Bulls’ own James “Jamo” with special thanks going to committee and board members Sarah Plumridge and Maurice Plumridge James’ parents, his partner Sophie Morgan, Craig Anthony, Paul Boulton, Lindsay Salmon, Guy Cooke, Dan Mills, Ryan Gillespie and Hayden Kirby for organising and working hard to make the event possible.

Words by Sam Cummins 

Southern League play-off finals today

The Southern League play-off finals take place today.

In the Central division, it's Spalding, who have former Yusifu Ceesay in their ranks, versus Real Bedford. If the latter win, it will mean there will be two Bedford teams, who play on the same site, in National League North.

Meanwhile, in the South, it's Farnham versus Gloucester. If Gloucester win, it will be interesting to see which league they will be placed in. Will they go in National League North with Merthyr or Oxford moved to National League South? 

There's local interest in the Southern Premier Division One South play-off final, with Malvern hosting Shaftesbury. The Division One Central play-off final sees Hitchin facing Biggleswade.

Northern Premier League Play-Off This Afternoon

The Northern Premier League Play-Off takes place this afternoon.

The game is between Hednesford Town and Warrington Ryelands.

Hednesford finished 2nd in this league whilst Ryelands finished 4th.

Kick-off at Hednesford is at 3pm. 

Several former Hereford player are expected to be in the Hednesford squad. 

NEWS | A just giving page has been setup to support Neil Grayson

Former Hereford United player Neil Grayson has sadly been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease and Dementia.

His all-action style was much loved by football fans across the country. Often described as “hard as nails” his abrasive “no nonsense” attitude resulted in many bruising encounters, and yet the quality of many of his goals belied his public persona.

Grayson now aged 61 signed for Hereford United from Northampton Town in July 1997 and scored 16 goals for the club including a famous double against Brighton in the 2-1 FA Cup 1st round win that season.

Due to a financial crisis at Edgar Street Grayson was sold to Cheltenham Town in February 1998, at the time Bulls manager Graham Turner said "It was down to pure financial desperation that we had to sell Neil, we needed funds urgently and it was absolutely vital for the short term survival of the club to sell a player, we had a shortfall in gate receipts recently and we had the wages and a tax bill to pay. You don't mess about with the taxman"

Grayson was still playing and scoring at National League level for Stafford Rangers in 2008 at the age of 43, and carried on playing in the lower end of the pyramid until he was 50.

Grayson was special guest on Saturday when Cheltenham played Colchester and the game was stopped in the 9th minute for a one minute applause. A just giving page has been setup to help support Grayson and you can donate below.

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Hereford United At The Saatchi Gallery

The FA are taking over the Saatchi Art Gallery in London next weekend for an exhibition entitled 'The Art Of Possibility'.

The exhibition looks at the both the FA Cup and the Womens FA Cup, past, future and present.

It blends recently commissioned pieces with archival material, rare photography, and immersive digital installations covering over 150 years of football history and culture. 

And it wouldn't be complete without Hereford United's victory over Newcastle United.

'By weaving together iconic moments and contemporary expression, The Art of Possibility revisits defining chapters in football history—from 2005 FA Cup Final to Hereford United vs Newcastle United 1972—while reimagining them through a modern, artistic lens. The result is an exhibition that not only honours tradition but also highlights the broader cultural impact of the game on communities in the UK and beyond.' 

More details: https://www.thefa.com/news/2026/apr/20/fa-cups-exhibition  

Detailed look at week one of Edgar Street pitch renovations

Work has started on the Edgar Street pitch. Picture: Ben Bowen

Major pitch improvement works at Edgar Street are underway, with the first week of a planned summer drainage project already showing visible progress.

The work comes after a season in which the Edgar Street pitch caused repeated disruption, including multiple postponements and the relocation of three home fixtures to Worcestershire due to waterlogging issues.

Those problems, particularly during periods of heavy winter rain, left the pitch struggling to recover between matches and contributed to a congested fixture schedule across the campaign.

While some work was carried out during the season, the current programme is a full drainage overhaul designed to improve long-term performance and reduce the likelihood of similar disruption in future seasons.

In the opening week, work began with the removal of pitch equipment including sprinklers, posts and nets, alongside minor repairs to the sprinkler systems. Materials were then delivered to site as preparations continued, with groundsman Ben Bowen sharing updates of the work on social media.

By midweek, the project moved into its main construction phase, with trenches cut across the pitch and laser levelling used to guide the layout of the new system. Large deliveries of sand, stone and pipework had also arrived as excavation work got underway.

Contractors KMM Hire, led by Jon Morgan, are overseeing the installation. By the end of the first week, the main carrier pipe had been installed and further drainage pipes and stone backfill were being laid as work progressed across the surface.

The project, which started after the final home game of the season and meant the club had to controversially turn the junior football finals away, is set to continue throughout the summer as the club works towards delivering a more reliable playing surface for the new season.

Loanees give thoughts on Edgar Street departures

Players who have been on loan at Edgar Street have been sharing their thoughts on social media as they return to their parent clubs.

Here's what they've been saying.

George Munday, Cambridge United

What a few months of footy it’s been, so many ups and downs but this group stuck together and got the job done, so thankful to everyone at the club for my time here and the support from the fans week in week out has been unreal, some group and some club

It’s been a pleasure🤍🖤

Freddy Willcox, Cheltenham Town

Thank you to everyone associated with this football club. It’s been an honour to play for Hereford and buzzing to achieve our goal 🤍🖤

Cormac Daly, Nottingham Forest

Thank you to everyone @hereford_fc for this season. Loved playing for this fantastic club. Thank you to all the supports who helped getting us over the line.

Harry Tustin, Cheltenham Town

Thank you @hereford_fc It’s been an absolute pleasure to play for the club, I want to thank everyone involved teammates, staff and fans your support has been top draw🤍🖤

Edgar Street Renovation

The renovation work at Edgar Street started last week.

Groundsman Ben Bowen has been posting on his Facebook work detailing the progress. 

Last Friday he reported:

Jon Morgan (kmm hire) Usk is our contractor doing the work at Hereford FC

Main carrier pipe is in

Trenches going in for new drainage

Pipe and stone going in

Full steam ahead

On target

 

Match Report: Hereford Women 3 Long Itchington 0

At the start of the day Long Itchington sat fifth in the league (30 pts) Hereford were tenth with three games in hand (16 pts), on paper it was going to be a tough battle.

Hereford started brightly and created some fantastic chances in the early stages. On 16 minutes Mylie Jordan put the Bulls 1-0 up with a great strike from just inside the box. Eight minutes later after Sheree Smith battled well in midfield to overturn the ball, Jordan doubled the tally to 2-0.

Hereford applied more pressure on their opponent's adding a third when Megan Boardman’s cross from the left hand side whistled across the goal, seemingly through the keeper for Tianna Chant to knock it in at the back post. With just over ten minutes remaining of the first half the game had slipped away from Long Itchington.

HT Hereford 3-0 Long Itchington

The second half saw Boardman replaced by Ava Morris. Throughout the second period Hereford dominated the game, rarely letting Long Itchington out of their own half.

Hereford created some great chances but the opponents keeper, who had a busy game did very well to keep the scoreline at 3-0. 

At times it looked as if Jordan was going to get her hat-trick but it wasn’t to be.

A fantastic team effort from the Hereford Women today supported positively by the head coach Clive Powis and manager Malcolm Cowell who’s professionalism in running the Women’s team is clearly evident.

FT Hereford 3-0 Long Itchington

Hereford Women Defeat Long Itchington

Hereford Women won their league game, played at Bromyard, this afternoon.

They defeated Long Itchington 3-0, all the goals coming in the first half. 

Next is the HFA County Cup Final on Wednesday evening. 

White placed on transfer list

Jaiden White is available for transfer

Former Hereford winger Jaiden White has been transfer-listed by Sutton United.

He joined the National League side last summer from Hereford, but struggled to make an impact.

The 24-year-old right-winger had loans at National League North Hereford and Chester during his season with the London club, making eight appearances for the Bulls.

That was on top of the 29 appearances the season before, when he joined from Redditch in November. He netted 10 times and provided four assists during his first spell with the club.

When the U's announced White's signing from Hereford last summer, they said they had "secured a real coup in bringing one of the most exciting forwards in all of non-league to Gander Green Lane".

South Shields v Kidderminster final

South Shields and Kidderminster will square off for a place in the National League.

Kidderminster beat Macclesfield 3-1 in today's first National League North Play-Off Semi-final before South Shields saw off Buxton 1-0.

The final will be next Saturday (1pm kick off).

Meanwhile, second will also face third in the National League South Final with Hornchurch hosting Torquay.

Hornchurch beat Weston-super-Mare 2-0, while Torquay dispatched of Dorking 4-2. 

The final is at the same time next Saturday.