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Coleshill Town produced a superb all‑round performance at a sun‑soaked Pack Meadow, stunning league leaders Carlton Town with a goal after just 43 seconds from Bassit Mandey before Mason Rees doubled the lead on 14 minutes, and although both sides created chances in an open, end‑to‑end contest—with Cam making several outstanding saves—Carlton’s late pressure only yielded a single stoppage‑time strike from Jason Law, allowing The Colemen to hold firm for a deserved 2–1 win that lifts them to fourth and strengthens their playoff position on a perfect day for players and supporters alike.

Coleshill Town showed every ounce of character, discipline, and togetherness as they battled to a hard‑earned 1–0 away victory over Sutton Coldfield Town, with Dan Brookes delivering the decisive moment in a tense local derby.

Coleshill Town showed grit, discipline, and no shortage of character as they battled to a 1–1 draw away at Long Eaton, in a game where The Colemen were forced to dig deep through absences, reshuffles, and players operating out of position.

Coleshill travelled to Nottingham with a patched‑up back line and both recognised central defenders unavailable, but you wouldn’t have known it from the way they approached the game. Harry’s side played with freedom, intent, and a clear plan to get on the front foot early — and it paid off.

Coleshill’s game against Wellingborough was a frantic, hard‑fought contest packed with early chances, four red cards, and late drama, with Cam producing several superb saves to keep The Colemen in it before a worrying injury to Danny Draper paused the first half. Wellingborough eventually took the lead on 73 minutes through Lloyd Buckley, but the game descended into chaos with multiple dismissals on both sides. Deep into stoppage time, Mason Rees’ header sparked a scramble that saw Triston Dunckley fouled in the box, allowing debutant Ryan Boothe to step up and coolly slot home the equaliser, earning Coleshill a deserved 1–1 draw.

Coleshill Town returned to Pack Meadow with a hard‑earned 3–0 victory over Rugby Town in a cagey affair that only truly opened up in the closing stages. Both sides approached the contest cautiously, leaving pockets of space but rarely overcommitting, yet it was Coleshill who carved out the clearer chances throughout.

Coleshill Town left the Raygar Stadium with a well‑earned draw, thanks to a superb first‑half display from Cameron Belford and a commanding second‑half performance that saw The Colemen finish the stronger side.

Across two seasons in Coleshill Town colours, few players embodied consistency, graft, and quiet influence quite like Jack Hallahan. He wasn’t the loudest voice, nor the flashiest name on the teamsheet, but he was the heartbeat of the midfield

Coleshill Town, proudly backed by Electric Centre LTD, stepped into Pack Meadow knowing exactly what was at stake. Just two points shy of the playoff spots, this was one of those tight Northern Premier League Midlands afternoons where a single result could send the table spinning.

📝 Match Report Mickleover 1–1 Coleshill Town Northern Premier League – A tight, tense meeting between two sides level on points

After a winter of snow, rain and freezing temperatures — and even a dose of mumps — football finally returned to Pack Meadow for a memorable Birmingham Senior Cup tie.