Following a pitch inspection, we are disappointed to announce that today's FA Trophy contest between Hanwell Town and Eastleigh has been postponed.
News of the rearranged fixture will be made in due course. Tickets will be valid on the new date.
Hanwell will take on Hayes & Yeading in the Middlesex Senior Cup on Tuesday 28 January 2025.
Hanwell Town suffered their first defeat in eight games with a disappointing 2-0 loss to Frome Town at The Powerday Stadium on Tuesday.
Two first half goals from James Ollis in the space of three minutes saw Hanwell go in at the break needing a miraculous turnaround to save their unbeaten steak.
Despite two half time changes, the Geordies were unable to create anything to test Frome goalkeeper Kyle Phillips.
Hanwell came into the game looking to return to winning ways against the side bottom of the Southern Premier League South.
The game started without any chances of note. Hanwell had most of the possession but seemed happy to pass the ball around defence.
In the 20th minute, some good play around the box by Hanwell resulted in Calum Woodcock’s cross being caught by Phillps. Frome then broke and Carter-Rogers had to make a good save to deny Ollis.
16 minutes later, some good combination play between Archie Ferris and Ethan Vaughn on the edge of the box resulted in a low cross being fired across the goal. Ollis was left unmarked at the back post and tapped home to give the visitors the lead.
Hanwell didn’t respond well to going behind and Frome doubled their lead two minutes later. The visitors again found space on the left and the ball was pulled back by Ollis, who added his second of the game.
Manager Chris Moore made two changes at the start of the second half. Alfie Pendlebury and Aderi Dede were taken off with Elliot Benyon and Ezekiel Coker introduced.
Coker had an opportunity to reduce the deficit in the 49th minute. Taylor Miles put in a great cross from the left, however the striker could not direct his header on target.
Hanwell continued their push forward in the 52nd minute. Chris Regis tried his luck from outside the box that Phillips had to push away from his bottom left corner.
Three minutes later, the Geordies hit the post. Carr found Coker on the left of the penalty area. The striker turned and fired an effort towards goal that rebounded off the left post and out of play.
In the 65th minute, Ollis had the opportunity to get his hat-trick. A long ball from midfield sent him through on goal with Hanwell failing to play an offside trap. However, the striker dragged his shot from the right of the box wide.
The rest of the game fizzled out, with Trent Carter-Rogers the busier of the two goalkeepers. Hanwell were left to rue a missed opportunity to climb up the table.
The result sees the Geordies remain 10thin the league, a win would’ve put them seventh. On Saturday, Hanwell welcome National League Eastleigh to The Powerday Stadium in a massive clash in the FA Trophy.
Hanwell Town drew 0-0 with Hungerford Town in a dull affair at the Powerday Stadium. The hosts came into the game on a seven-match unbeaten run. In contrast, the visitors hadn’t won in five games before Saturday’s clash.
The first 15 minutes of the game came and went without an opportunity for either side. The first chance of the match came when Bradley Hooper broke into space on the left before firing a shot that Trent Carter-Rogers did well to save.
Hanwell had an appeal for a penalty turned down moments later when Ezekiel Coker was played through on goal. He collided with goalkeeper Ryan Clarke, but no foul was given either way.
A mistake from Chris Regis allowed Hungerford to break and Calum Woodcock did brilliantly to block a Dawid Regulla effort destined to open the scoring.
Hungerford continued their impressive start and would’ve had an opener if not for Harry Seabrook’s heroic tackle on Regulla.
Hanwell had their first real chance of the game when the returning Taylor Miles found space on the right before delivering a cross. Tall striker Alfie Pendlebury got his head to the ball but could only glance it over the bar.
In the 42nd minute, Chris Regis tried his luck from about 30 yards out. The midfielder’s spectacular effort was inches wide and was the closest either team came to opening the first half scoring.
The Geordies improved in the second half with Coker finding space in behind before mishitting his shot.
The visitors showed they were still a threat when top scorer Ellis Watts forced Carter-Rogers to save his shot from the right of the box after a good Hungerford move.
Jordan Edwards showed his own quality moments later when he weaved in and out of Hungerford defenders in the penalty area. The Hanwell attacker’s eventual shot was blocked by Louis McGrory.
Hanwell’s best sequence of the game came in stoppage time. Debutant Aderi Dede played through Pendlebury before the striker sold multiple Hungerford defenders with a dummy and saw his shot saved by Clarke
The resulting Dan Carr corner rebounded off a Hungerford defender and onto the bar. At the full-time whistle, both sides were left thinking that a slight improvement would have led to the three points being theirs.
The draw takes Hanwell up to 10thin the table, three points off the playoff places. The Geordies face Frome on Tuesday, before a big FA Trophy game with Eastleigh on Saturday.
Hanwell XI: Carter-Rogers, Wilson, Carr, Woodcock, Duncan, Seabrook, Regis, Mackenzie (Dede 69’), Pendlebury, Edwards (English 69’), Coker (Orlando-Young 76’)
Unused sub: Benyon
Late goals from Joe Wilson and Ezekiel Coker led Hanwell Town to the fourth round of the London Senior Cup with a 2-0 over Cockfosters on Tuesday.
In a tie lacking major chances for either side, a display of quality from the returning Wilson set the Geordies up for their seventh game without defeat. Coker showed composure from the spot in stoppage time to secure the win.
Manager Chris Moore made eight changes from the side that beat Poole Town 2-1 on Saturday with young goalkeeper Trent Carter-Rogers making his first appearance since the 5-0 over Hendon in October.
It was a tense opening, with Hanwell’s squad players looking to make the most of their chance to impress.
Cockfosters had the first chance of the game in the seventh minute. After some fast play down the right, Ryan Hayes shot at goal from the right of the box. Carter-Rogers was alert and parried the shot away.
Hanwell grew into the first half and had their first chance in the 16th minute. Rod Orlando-Young found Wilson on the edge of the box and the full-back’s threatening volley left Cockfosters goalkeeper Charlie Patmore concerned before drifting past his right post.
Orlando-Young was involved again four minutes later, finding space on the right of the penalty area before curling a shot just wide of the left post.
In the 27th minute Calum Woodcock won the ball in Cockfosters’ half before playing in Orlando-Young down the right. The winger sailed past a couple of visiting defenders before his shot was eventually blocked.
Yiandi Goulandris caused trouble down Hanwell’s right all game and created two opportunities to open the scoring in the opening period. First, after dribbling past multiple defenders the winger had his cross pushed away by Carter-Rogers.
Next, Goulandris played in Antonio Michael after some more smart dribbling. The forward’s shot was brilliantly blocked by Harry Seabrook and the game remained scoreless at half-time.
In the 50th minute, Carter-Rogers was called into action once again. Malik Nosike drove into the box from the right before firing a low shot at the Hanwell goalkeeper. The Geordies stand-in shot stopper proved himself to be a safe pair of hands once again, parrying the shot away.
The second half was fairly uneventful, with lower league Cockfoster having the majority of the ball. However, in the 82nd minute it was Hanwell who took the lead.
A cross from the left by Kameron English wasn’t properly cleared and fell to Wilson at the back post. The full-back calmly took the ball down before curling a shot into the top left corner.
Nearly 10 minutes later, in stoppage time, substitute Coker was brought down in the penalty area. The young striker made no mistake from the spot, firing his penalty into the bottom left corner.
The win sees Hanwell into the fourth round of the London Senior Cup where they will face the winner of AFC Wimbledon vs Tooting and Mitcham. The Geordies have put up a good performance in the cup competitions this season and are also still alive in the FA Trophy and Middlesex Senior Cup.
Hanwell now continue a run of five home games in a row. This weekend they welcome Hungerford to the Powerday Stadium.
Hanwell:Carter-Rogers, Wilson, English, Case (Carr 57’), Duncan, Seabrook, Pache (Coker 75’), Woodcock (Regis 58’), Pendlebury, Boayke, Orlando-Young
Unused Subs:Edwards, Mackenzie
We are delighted to announce that a new club shop for Hanwell Town jumpers and jackets is now open, thanks to our sponsors VX3. Click HERE to visit the online shop
Our club shop at the ground will still open as normal. Shirts, badges, hats, scarves etc, can be bought from there - they will not be on the link above.
This shop is for general Hanwell Town leisurewear. If you place an order, you will do so through the VX3 website and the order will be fulfilled by them and sent directly to your home. You can add your initials too!
There’s more to be added to this collection - if you would like to see anything in particular, please contact club@hanwelltown.com
Our Southern League Premier trip to Plymouth Parkway has been rescheduled for Tuesday 21 January 2025.
This fixture was postponed due to Hanwell facing Eastleigh in the FA Trophy on Saturday 7 December 2024.
Kick-off will be at 7:45pm.
Hanwell's extended run of games without a defeat grew to five with this excellent away win at Poole Town.
Our side showed one change from that which had beaten Folkestone Invicta the previous Saturday with Elliott Benyon replacing the suspended Alfie Pendlebury after he had reached the benchmark of five yellow cards. It was Elliot's first time in the starting line up since our opening game of the season way back in early August. Driving down to Poole in the team coach it seemed likely that the game would be called off due to the dreadful weather, a fate suffered at several other games in the area but ours survived and the pitch was perfectly playable.
Play was very even in the opening fifteen minutes with the only incident of note being a scramble in the Poole goalmouth as the home team failed to deal with a Danny Carr free kick. Five minutes later an excellent Poole build up saw Sam Beasant race off his line to scramble the ball to safety. Minutes later another good move down the right culminated in a Tyler Forbes cross but there was no Poole player up in support to apply the finishing touch.
The Geordies took the lead in the 25th minute when good work by Mat MacKenzie saw the ball reach a totally unmarked Dan Carr in the home side's penalty area and he rifled the ball home. Play continued to flow from end to end up to the half time whistle but before which Poole's Ezio Touray saw his header hit the cross bar and Sam then made a great follow up save from Harvey Slade.
Poole were the brighter side in the early stages and equalised in the 53rd minute. An excellent run down the wing by Dario De Lica set up Touray to fire his shot into the corner of the net. It felt like the momentum had swung to Poole but minutes later on the hour mark, a remarkable overhead kick by Carr way out on the left flank saw the ball find the far corner of the home side's net with goalkeeper Cam Plain left stranded.
Skipper Sam Beasant then made a tremendous save to deny Touray as he raced clear from midfield. Poole's hopes were thwarted when their right back Oakley Hanger was sent off with just 15 minutes remaining.
Town held out reasonably comfortably as the minutes ticked away and should have increased their lead deep into injury time when substitute Kameron English found himself right through with only the keeper to beat who was yards out of his goal but instead of trying to round him, Kameron tried to chip the ball over him but only succeeded in shooting straight at the keeper.
HANWELL TOWN 1.Sam Beasant 2.Emerson Sutton 3. Dan Carr 4. Callum Woodcock 5. Dwayne Duncan 6. Harry Seabrook 7. Chris Regis 8. Mat MacKenzie 19. Elliot Benyon 10. Jordan Edwards
11.Ezekiel Coker Sonukan (87 Kameron English 12). Unused substitutes 14 Nathanael Boayke 15.
Rudi Pache 16. Rod Orlando-Young 20 Ryan Case
Hanwell will take on National League side, Eastleigh, in the third round of the FA Trophy on Saturday 7 December (3pm kick off).
The Geordies reached this stage after beating Berkhamsted, Hendon and winning away at Folkestone in the second round.
The Spitfires are the highest placed team the Geordies have ever faced in a competitive fixture. Tell all your friends, neighbours and even your enemies to come on down to the Powerday and cheer on Hanwell Town.
Tickets cost £13 for adults, £8 for concessions, £4 for U18s. Fans can purchase tickets for this exciting cup tie in advance and save £1 on their ticket by clicking HERE.
Following Tuesday night's postponement of our London Senior Cup fixture against Cockfosters, the two teams and, in agreement with the London FA, have rearranged the fixture for Tuesday 26 November 2024, 7.45pm kick off.
Tickets for the original fixture remain valid. To buy a ticket, click HERE
Hanwell will host Hayes and Yeading United in the Middlesex Senior Challenge Cup.
Full details will follow in due course.
Tonight's fixture at home to Cockfosters has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.
A date for the rearranged game will be announced in due course.
Hanwell Town will host Eastleigh in the third round of the FA Trophy.
The tie will take place on the weekend of 7 December.
Ticket details will be announced in due course.
Hanwell Town's Southern League fixture at Plymouth Parkway on 7 December has been postponed due to the Geordies being in FA Trophy action. No date has been set for the rearranged fixture.
Hanwell’s home game with Frome, which was due to take place on 16 November, will now be played on 3 December.
Two second half goals saw Hanwell Town into the third round of the FA Trophy for the first time in the club’s history with a 2-0-win over Folkestone Invicta on Saturday (November 16 2024).
Following a tense first half, Alfie Pendlebury’s seventh goal of the season just before the hour mark sent The Geordies on their way before Mat Mackenzie capitalised on a mistake from Jonathan Henly to secure The Geordies place in the next round.
Despite having the majority of possession early on, Hanwell conceded the first chance of the game. Folkestone top scorer Dan Smith evaded Geordie defenders but dragged his shot wide.
Hanwell looked like a threat on the counter, using Emerson Sutton’s pace to quickly advance down the right. When the youngster found Jordan Edwards in the box, the Geordies’ top scorer couldn’t get his shot away quick enough, and the ball was eventually cleared.
Folkestone then took charge of the possession battle with captain Dean Rance dictating play. However, they struggled to create many chances as Hanwell’s defence, led by some brilliant Callum Woodcock interceptions, stood firm.
The home side had their best chance of the first half when substitute Matty Fanimo used his pace to get past Harry Seabrook and through on goal. His low shot from the right of the box was saved by Sam Beasant and the scores remained level.
Hanwell regained control of the ball towards the end of the half with Mackenzie and Edwards both having shots blocked. Both sides went into the break feeling they could’ve played better, and the game was anyone’s to take in the second half.
It was visitors who came out the dressing room the sharpest. Chris Regis and Mackenzie stopped Rance getting on the ball, and Sutton and Carr continued to cause damage on the flanks.
Hanwell got their reward in the 58th minute when Sutton again beat the tired Frankie Morgan on the right. The young wing-back then laid the ball off to the overlapping Woodcock and his cross found Pendlebury at the near post.
The tall striker made no mistake and glanced his header past Henly for his fourth goal in the FA Trophy.
In the 72nd minute, Folkestone had their best attempt of the game so far through Fanimo. The winger skipped past a Hanwell defender and fired a shot from outside the box. Luckily for the Geordies, Beasant was alert and saved the shot.
Hanwell continued to look for a second goal, Coker was clean through before a brilliant tackle from Kassarate and Carr curled an effort over the bar.
In stoppage time, with Folkestone desperately looking for an equaliser, Mackenzie caught goalkeeper Henly dwelling on the ball. After dispossessing him with a perfectly timed slide tackle, the midfielder then placed the ball into an empty net.
The win sparked celebrations among the travelling Hanwell fans as they recognised the achievement of reaching the third round of The FA Trophy for the first time in the club’s history.
Next, the Geordies face Cockfosters in the London Senior Cup on Tuesday before another long trip to Poole next weekend.
Hanwell: Beasant, Sutton, Carr, Woodcock, Duncan, Seabrook, Regis, Mackenzie, Pendlebury (Boayke 83’), Edwards (Orlando-Young 90+3’), Coker (Pache 90+1)
Unused Subs: Benyon, English
Club Sponsors:
League Sponsors:
Hanwell Town Football Club. ©2024.
