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Pagham finally ended their 13-month wait for an away win as they climbed out of the bottom three on Tuesday night.   The Lions beat local rivals East Preston 2-1 to pick up their first victory in the league on

Jack Pearce says it is going to be an “interesting” end to the season after Bognor got their play-off push back on track.   The Rocks saw off Brightlingsea Regent 3-2 at Nyewood Lane on Tuesday night in BetVictor Premier.

Robbie Blake revealed a half-time pep talk fired up Bognor in their 1-1 draw against Kingstonian last Saturday.   The Rocks trailed to a 28th-minute Tom Kavanagh penalty conceded by Doug Tuck in a desperate attempt to prevent the visitors

Pagham host Steyning Town tomorrow bidding to get crucial points in their battle to beat the drop.   The Lions put up a fine performance against an excellent Newhaven side last Saturday but were edged out 3-2 by the Dockers.

It was another momentous weekend for the Bognor RFC Colts Academy.   Last Saturday, four of the squad played for the first team, two in the second team and three in the third team as all three senior sides had

Bognor gave a large crowd plenty to cheer as they beat Millbrook 35-5 in Hampshire Premier.   The club produced a hat-trick of wins at Hampshire Avenue with three teams at home and numbers swelled by the first league luncheon

Jack Pearce has put the focus on back-to-back home games for Bognor after they missed a chance to significantly boost their play-off hopes.   They followed last Saturday’s 1-0 win over Potters Bar Town in BetVictor Premier with a 1-1

Joe Cook is pleased to be back at Bognor again.   The centre-half has re-joined the club on loan from Havant and Waterlooville and came back into the side last Saturday in the 1-0 win at Potters Bar Town.  

Kerry Hardwell has warned Pagham must end their away day hoodoo after a 2-1 loss at Crawley Down Gatwick.   The Lions took the lead four minutes after the break when Lukas Franzen-Jones scored with a venomous shot from the