Blue Square North: Corby Town 0-2 Histon

AUDIO : Graham Drury reaction

Rugby Union:

Northampton Casuals 10-17 Stewarts and Lloyds

St Neots 32-0 Corby

Steel Park is snow-bound, and temperatures are expected to plummet overnight.

The rest of the local sport programme is also expected to be postponed.

Corby Town will try again on Wednesday night at home to Hinckley United.

All of today's scheduled games were postponed.

In the case of Corby Town, their game at Harrogate in the Blue Square North was given the go-ahead after a local referee inspected the pitch at 9am, only for the game to be called off once the Corby team had arrived just after 1pm.

Corby Radio Steelmen reporter Chuck Middleton spoke on-air with Stewart McNeill about why he thought Corby Town had been short-changed by the eventual decision.

AUDIO:

Semi-final matches for both Corby Town and S & L Corby were postponed during the week due to the cold conditions.

Weldon United 2-2 Corby Khalsa                                           

After going two goals up through MICHAEL CHONG and PAUL DJENERALOVIC in a one-sided first half, Weldon threw their game away by conceding two terrible goals.

MDH Northants Combination League Reserve Premier Division    

ON Cheneck’s ‘A’  0-2 Weldon United Reserves #
             
Weldon played good football at times and were good for a two-nil win through SEAN FRASER and MARK BRADLEY.

MDH Northants Combination League Reserve Division One

Weldon United ‘A’  4-0 Welford Victoria Reserves                     

A great 4-0 victory for Weldon against second placed Welford Victoria.   SEAN WRIGHT’s opener was followed by a tap-in from DAVID O’NEILL and a great volley from DAVID WHITELAM.

The win was sealed for the home team in the second half through debutant MATTHEW McALINDEN.  Three games, 18 goals and only 1 conceded due to the comeback of today’s Man-of-the-Match, STEVEN ‘Beckenbaur’ SCALES.

BSN: Corby Town ( Gordon 38 ) 1-2 Boston Utd ( Ross 53 Fairclough 90 ) Att: 552

AUDIO: Post-match reaction from CTFC boss Graham Drury and player Paul Mayo

UCL: S & L  1-2 Kings Lynn Town

RFU:  S & L  0-23 Deepings  Oundle 71-7 Corby RFC

Hockey: North Notts 3-0 Corby