Needham Market extended their unbeaten run to nine games in all competitions following a 2-0 win over Bury Town, to reach the Final of the Suffolk Premier Cup. Tom Rothery's side made 1 change to Saturday's win over St Ives Town, Joe Neal started in place of the injured Kyle Hammond, with James Coton promoted to ths substitutes bench. Reggie Lambe opened the scoring early on with a smart finish, before Luke Ingram was denied by the crossbar and recovering Charlie Beckwith. My

Needham Market moved up to fifth with a clinical start to the second half, scoring 3 goals in 9 minutes to beat St Ives Town 3-1 at Bloomfields. Richens gave the Ives a half-time lead inside the opening quarter, though the Marketmen had the majority of the possession and chances throughout. However, the Reds turned the game on its head in quick succession after the break - Tommy Smith headed home Ollie Saunder's right wing cross five minutes after the restart, before Dan Morp

Supporters' travel to the Marketmen's next two League away matches has been confirmed. This Saturday's trip to Redditch United is leaving Bloomfields at 9:15am seats available on the coach first come first served basis. The following weekend, we visit Worcester City with departure time of 9:00am. To book a seat for one or both fixtures, contact Jerry Warren on 07432 543668

Needham Market lost their final home match of the League campaign, losing 2-1 to Wormley Rovers. They had a few half chances but never created a big chance in the first period but the same could be said of Wormley but they took their moments from a curling strike by Emma Nolan and then a late penalty from Emily Schofield. Chances were again at a premium in the second, but Jae Lewis-Samuel did pull one back and had a golden chance to equalise as Needham almost salvaged a point

Needham Market made it 7 games unbeaten with a professional 2-0 win over league leaders Spalding United. Tom Rothery named an unchanged team from Tuesday's 2-2 draw at Real Bedford. Needham started brightly, as Myles Cowling (4') was fed free through on the left-hand side by Kyle Hammond, who'd broke through down the left wing smartly, only to be brought down from behind in the area with appeals dismissed strongly by the referee. Reggie Lambe (6') was fed through down the lef

Needham Market maintained their unbeaten run with a hard-earned comeback from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 away at third placed Real Bedford. Ollie Saunders and Reggie Lambe returned to the starting eleven in place of Seth Chambers and the injured Joe Neal, both of whom were named on the substitutes bench, with Reserves captain Kellen Fiddy also on the bench. Real Bedford broke the deadlock in the opening minute after James Bradbrook's was deflected into the net off Josh Allen, but t

Needham Market extended their league unbeaten run to four matches after a rather uneventful 1-1 draw at Alvechurch, remaining in 7th position. Tom Rothery's side made two changes from the draw at Bury Town, Ollie Saunders and Reggie Lambe dropped to the bench, as Seth Chambers.and Dan Morphew started. Peterborough United loanee Fabian Claxton returned to the bench. The Marketmen started brightly for the first ten minutes, reat start from Needham (4'), Jake Dye latched through

Coach details have been confirmed for the Marketmen's trip to Alvechurch in the Southern League Central Premier Division on Saturday 28th Of February (3pm). The coach will leave Bloomfields at 9:30am, with seats available on a first come first served basis, to book please contact Jerry Warren on 07432 543668

Needham Market got back to winning ways with a 4-1 win over Brentwood Town on a pretty horrid day at Bloomfields. The home side built a good lead in the first half thanks to another brace from top scorer Annie Posnett, but all the drama came at the end of the half as first the Brentwood manager was sent to the stands and then his team pulled a goal back thanks to Maisie Kelly. But that did not phase the home side as they killed the game off in the space of several second half

Needham Market picked up a second straight win, leapfrogging Halesowen Town into sixth following a 3-0 home win. The result leaves the Marketmen outside the playoffs on goal difference, courtesy of a Kyle Hammond brace, taking the versatile defender/midfielder's tally to 3 goals in 2 games, either side of Joe Neal's poachers finish to give the Suffolk side a 2-0 lead at the break. Tom Rothery made two changes from the home win over AFC Sudbury, Ollie Saunders and Myles Cowli

We are delighted to invite you to the Needham Market FC Golf Day 2026, an enjoyable day of golf and camaraderie to support Prostate Cancer UK and raise vital funds for both prostate cancer research and the ongoing development of Needham Market FC. When - Friday 12th Of June 2026 Venue - Hintlesham Golf Club, Hintlesham, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP8 3JG. Entry - £75 per person (£300 team) Please find the outline of the day below (all timings are approximate): Schedule 11:30

Needham Market had one of those bad days at the office performance as they were comfortably beaten 4-1 on the road at Colchester United. The first half didn’t see many chances, but Colchester were able to go into the break with a 2-0 lead thanks to Billie-Jo Williams and Lindsey Morgan. Megan Foord made it the worst possible start to the second period for Needham and if that didn’t kill the game then another for Williams before the hour mark did with Keira Topple scoring a co

Needham Market returned to winning ways, inflicting a sixth straight defeat on AFC Sudbury with a 4-2 home win. After 2 consecutive defeats for the Marketmen, a lively start saw Luke Ingram (7') head home his 9th league goal of the campaign, but cancelled out by Marcel Lewis's sliding equaliser (10'). Ex-Sudbury Reggie Lambe (15') sensationally restored the Reds' lead, although it was again wiped out by the visitors as Finlay Oligbo (45') struck. Kyle Hammond's (80') venomous

Needham Market lost out to a heartbreaking stoppage time winner to be edged out 3-2 away at Chelmsford City after a performance that merited at least a point for their efforts. The first half saw their top scorer Zoe Rushen open the scoring early before a beautiful Esme Marsh equaliser had us deservedly level, but we were undone by a corner that led to Abi Clarke restoring the lead. Chloe Brame had looked to have claimed at least a point with a late goal, but it was heartbrea

Kettering inflict a harsh 3-1 defeat on Needham Market, as the Poppies pick up successive victories, while the Marketmen suffer a second straight defeat. A bright start from the Marketmen (4'), Hunter was flicked into space onto the edge of the box, but droves his shot just wide of the bottom near corner. Kettering (7') however broke the deadlock, Coyle broke into the centre, whose low shot was expertly denied by the feet of Bradbrook, falling to York who slammed home from d

Coach details have been confirmed for the Marketmen's trip to Stourbridge in the Southern League Central Premier Division on Saturday 7th Of February (3pm). The coach will leave Bloomfields at 8:45am, with seats available on a first come first served basis, to book please contact Jerry Warren on 07432 543668

Needham Market have made it three league wins in a row to start 2026 with a hard thought 3-1 victory over Colchester United at Bloomfields. They made a quick start and found themselves two to the good thanks Kiera Topple and Megan McCrae-Robinson but were pegged back before the break thanks to Daisy Canny. Danni Clarke was called upon to make sure the lead remained intact and seconds later top scorer Annie Posnett wrapped it up with a third and decisive goal to make sure the