Needham Market recorded their first league away victory at Leiston since 2004, with a 1-0 win to jump back up to fourth. Ipswich Town loanee Jamie Mauge started on his debut for the Marketmen, as Reggie Lambe (5') shot over. While Wyatt Hill (13') shot well wide, Needham (15') went close to an opener. Myles Cowling's exquisite left wing cross was met by Mauge, only for the debutant to shoot wide. At the other end (26'), Needham keeper James Bradbrook thwarted Seb Dunbar from

Needham Market's final home game of 2025 ended in a 3-1 defeat to fellow promotion chasers Harborough Town. Dan Morphew and Seth Chambers returned to the starting eleven, as Academy midfielder Kell Fiddy - and made his first team debut late on - took Brad Smith's place on the bench. Luke Ingram had an early chance, hitting a volley from 50 yards out wide of the bottom corner. The Marketmen broke the deadlock with a smart move in the fifth minute. Kyle Hammond exchanged a neat

The Under-18s conclude 2025 with a trip to AFC Sudbury on Thursday (8pm). On Saturday, Tom Rothery's First Team welcome second placed Harborough Town to Bloomfields, in their final home game of the calendar year (3pm). Elsewhere on Saturday, the Reserves visit FC Peterborough (3pm), while Simon Nunn's Under-23's host Lakenheath (2:30pm).

Needham Market picked up a point on the road, after a goalless draw at 12th placed Banbury United. Luke Ingram and Max Appauh started in the changes to Saturday's home defeat to Quorn, with Jake Dye injured, with the point enough to see Needham remain in fourth. Both sides went into the game off the back of a defeat last weekend, with each side having spells on top - with the Marketmen containing their hosts well first half before arguably dominating after the restart. A earl

Tonight’s Suffolk premier cup game at Leiston has been postponed due to waterlogged pitch. A new date for the game will be arranged soon.

The Marketmen are back on the road on Tuesday, when Tom Rothery's side travel to Leiston in the Endeavour Automotive Suffolk Premier Cup Quarter-Finals (7:45pm). The Under-18's meanwhile return to Thurlow Nunn Youth League Central Division action on Thursday, making the short journey to Stowmarket Town (7:45pm). Rothery's side return to Southern League Central Premier Division action on Saturday, away to Banbury United (3pm). Elsewhere, James Mant's Reserves will be looking t

Needham Market have bounced back to winning ways in the league after a 2-0 victory over lowly Southend United on a horrible winter’s day in Essex. Chloe Brame opened the scoring in the first half as Needham missed a few big chances to extend the lead at the break and then after, before a late Jae Lewis-Samuel goal to make sureall the points returned to Suffolk. The opening 10 minutes saw very little on a heavy pitch with the rain coming down but it was the visitors that threa

Needham Market fell to a third home league defeat of the season, dropping a place to fourth after a 3-0 home defeat to Quorn, who leapfrog their hosts. The result also ended the Marketmen's run of 2 straight league wins, while Quorn extending their winning run to three matches. Tom Rothery's side were unchanged from Saturday's 1-0 win over Alvechurch, and went close early on as Myles Cowling shot just wide from Kyle Hammond's early low cross. At the other end though, Quorn to

Coach details have been confirmed for the Marketmen's trip to Banbury United in the Southern League Central Premier Division on Saturday 25th October (3pm). The coach will leave Bloomfields at 9:45am, with seats available on a first come first served basis, to book please contact Jerry Warren on 07432 543668

Needham Market valiantly bowed out of the Eastern Regional League Cup 4-3 in a scintillating match against Premier Division Harpenden Town. It was a beautifully sunny but cold winters day in Hertfordshire and the home side twice led through Amana Oguntuga and Nancy Tucker in the first period with Anna Sullivan levelling for visitors. Again, Needham hit back through Megan McCrae-Robinson but the home side went back in front thanks to Jaime Curtainbefore late drama that saw Ade

With no midweek fixtures for our senior teams, the first game of this week pits Tom Rothery's 3rd placed Marketmen at home to fourth placed Quorn in a big Southern Premier Central Division clash (3pm). At the same time, James Mant's Reserves visit Dussindale & Hellesdon Rovers, while Simon Nunn's Under-23's entertain AFC Sudbury U23s (1:30pm). The Women's Teams wrap up the week on Sunday, as the First Team travel to Southend United (2pm). Back at Bloomfields, the Development

Needham Market recorded their second win within a week following a hard fought 1-0 home win over Alvechurch. A first half clinical strike from Ryan Miles was the difference with little less of note. Tom Rothery made 1 change to Tuesday's win at Bishop's Stortford, Tommy Smith returned in defence with Luke Ingram dropping to the bench, as Reserves' midfielder Kellen Fiddy earned his first senior call up on the bench. Jonny Ngandu (5') fired a low strike from just outside the b

Needham Market recorded their first away win in a month with a 2-1 away win at thirteenth placed Bishop’s Stortford. Reggie Lambe and Ryan Miles returned to the starting eleven, with Tommy Smith and Joe Neal out through injury. Despite the hosts breaking the deadlock on 25 minutes through Fabio Virciglio, Myles Cowling equalised with a superb header to cap a well worked move prior to the break. The Marketmen however returned to Suffolk with all three points, arguably having t

Needham Market have suffered back-to-back league defeats at home after succumbing to league leaders Hastag United Reserves 6-2 on a chilly day in Suffolk. Hastag took an early lead straight from a corner and then doubled it through Kasey Keen before Needham missed two golden opportunities as Laura Bloomfield failed to convert two penalties, Chelise Fleming made it three at the break. They added a fourth early on from Motunrayo Ojobaro before a late come back from Needham thro