Ian Pugh

Coleshill Town slipped to a frustrating 4–1 defeat on the road at Racing Club Warwick, a result that tightens the playoff race and leaves the Colemen with work to do in the final two games of the season.

Marvellous holds his nerve as The Colemen battle the elements and climb to 3rd Coleshill Town dug deep in brutal conditions to secure a vital three points against Coventry Sphinx, a result that lifts The Colemen into 3rd place and opens up a six‑point cushion on the play‑off line.

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 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.

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.

Coleshill Town began 2026 with confidence and expectation after a strong run of results, but New Year’s Day at Pack Meadow brought a harsh reminder of football’s fine margins as Boldmere St. Michaels edged a tight contest.

The festive period may be winding down, but for Coleshill Town the action is only just heating up. January brings a packed and potentially defining run of fixtures as The Colemen look to keep momentum rolling and push deeper into cup competitions while strengthening our league position.

There’s something about the last game before Christmas at Pack Meadow. The cold settles in early, the lights feel brighter than usual, and you can sense that everyone — players and supporters alike — just wants to finish the year on a high.

Coleshill Town battled to a deserved 1-1 draw against promotion hopefuls Anstey Nomads, continuing their impressive record of taking points off the league’s top sides. With seven points collected from fixtures against three of the teams at or near the summit, The Colemen have shown they can compete with the very best.