For those who attended the KD Stadium last Friday night, their entry fee through to the turnstile was more than paid back come the final whistle. Newcastle Blue Star and West Auckland playing under the Scotswood floodlights, nine goals shared between the two outfits. Paul Brayson’s men unfortunately scoring the minority share of those nine, in what turned out to be an exhilarating 5-4 win for West Auckland – victory that boosts the visitors’ hopes of reaching playoffs, dentin

Last Friday’s trip to County Durham was certainly an entertaining one and with some of the best goals you will probably see scored all season, the clash between West Auckland and Newcastle Blue Star turned out to be one for the ages. Unfortunately, goals of high quality do not earn you extra marks come full time and although Blue Star’s efforts were of top quality, they ended up at a lesser quantity than that of Friday night’s fellow promotion hopefuls. Hopes that from a West

By James Young Newcastle Blue Star will make the long trip down to Guisborough Town on Saturday to play their first league game in 2025....

As the fixture computer makes best use of the late summer conditions, it means another quick turnaround for Newcastle Blue Star and no...