MATCH PREVIEW: Bourne Town (A)

Ahead of Saturday’s away Isuzu FA Trophy match versus Bourne Town FC (3:00 KO), here are some important bits of information you may want to know…

ADMISSION

Adults – £10
Concessions – £7
Under 18’s – £4
Under 12 – FREE with accompanying paying adult

ADDRESS

JJ Mac Stadium, Abbey Lawn, Abbey Road, Bourne, Lincolnshire, PE10 9EN
Website

CAR PARKING

There is parking outside the ground.

KIT FOR THIS MATCH

We will be wearing this season’s Green kit.

LIVE UPDATES

Via our Twitter (@SportingFC), Facebook (Bromsgrove Sporting FC) and Instagram (rouslersofficial).

Twitter will be more in-depth than Facebook and Instagram.

OPPOSITION

  • Bourne Town play in the Northern Premier League – Midlands Division (Step Four)
  • They are currently 20th of 22 teams – although their FA Trophy run has meant they have three games in hand on the majority of teams around them.
  • League record this season: P15 W3 D3 L9
  • League record at home this season: P7 W2 D2 L3
  • Most recent match: 4-1 league loss at Carlton (Tuesday – currently 5th)
  • Most recent home match: 1-2 loss versus Belper Town (31st October – currently 8th)
  • Bourne have won four FA Trophy games this season – the last two rounds have seen them beat Southern Premier League Central (Step Three) opposition. These were Alvechurch (1-3, A) and Banbury (1-0, H). The Banbury win came on 24th October.
  • Despite these cup upsets, their league form has been torrid. They’ve taken one point from their last eight league matches, losing the other seven. The point was a draw at home to Barwell (2-2, 17th Oct – currently 17th), whilst they have conceded at least two goals in each of these eight league matches. Since the Barwell match, it’s four league matches in a row they’ve lost. The Banbury match – in all competitions – was four games ago.
  • Their last league win was a 1-2 win at Rugby Borough (currently 10th) on 30th September.
  • In their last 11 games in all competitions, their only clean sheet came in the aforementioned Banbury win. Their only league clean sheet this season came in their second match – on 18th August – in a 3-0 win at home to Corby Town (currently 19th). Corby and Banbury have been their only home clean sheets this season
  • At home this season, they are currently five games without a win in the league (D2 L3), with the last win coming against St Ives (currently 22nd and bottom) on 15th September (4-3). The FA Trophy win versus Banbury was their second most recent home game.
  • Zacorie Allen and Lewis Darlington are Bourne’s top goalscorers this season in the league, both with seven.

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