Non League

Garstang made it three consecutive wins with a 1-0 victory against St Helens Town at the Riverside.

Garstang picked up another three points with an excellent performance seeing them beat Avro 2-1 in midweek.

Lancaster City picked up an important point away at Mickleover Sports on Saturday, a results that ensures their place in the Evo Stik Northern Premier Division next season.

Bamber Bridge boosted their hopes of NPL Premier Division survival with a crucial three points at Hyde United, winning 2-0.

Garstang FC return to action tonight knowing they could play a key part in the destination of the Hallmark Security League First Division North title.

Mark Fell believes statistics prove that his Lancaster City team have the ability to mix it at the top end of the NPL Premier Division.

Garstang boss Lee Baker has told his players to commit to the cause if the club is to keep developing.

Garstang manager Lee Baker has questioned the worth of artificial playing surfaces as the season draws to a conclusion.

Garstang boss Lee Baker is backing Longridge Town to lift the Hallmark Security League’s First Division North title.

Garstang’s first home game since the middle of February ended with them beating AFC Darwen 3-0.

Lancaster boss Mark Fell admits there is still some confusion at the bottom of the NPL Premier Division table as the season draws to a conclusion.

Garstang FC play their third game in a week tonight with manager Lee Baker demanding his players show pride in their performance levels.

Garstang followed up their midweek defeat at AFC Liverpool with another loss as they went down 2-1 at Ashton Town.

Garstang were beaten 4-3 when they travelled to face a strong AFC Liverpool team in midweek.

Lancaster City manager Mark Fell is looking for his side to send a message to the rest of the NPL Premier Division that they can be a force to be reckoned with next season.

Lancaster City manager Mark Fell is looking for his side to send a message to the rest of the division that they can be a force to be reckoned with next season.

Garstang boss Lee Baker believes a top-six finish is not beyond his players as they return to action this evening.

Lancaster City moved a step closer to safety on Saturday with a 2-1 win away ay Hyde United thanks to second half goals from Charlie Bailey and Lewis Fensome.

Garstang travel to Ashton Town on Saturday with boss Lee Baker hoping to atone for a disappointing day earlier in the season.