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RECREATION GROUND | BROOKBURN ROAD | CHORLTON | M21 8FE
by Robert Lee · 16/03/2018
Saturday 17th March 2018 (3pm), NWCFL Premier Division
Padiham v West
Arbories Memorial Sports Ground, Well Street, Padiham, BB12 8LE
£6 adults, £3 concessions
A trip to east Lancashire is next on the agenda for West as they aim to extend their unbeaten run.
Tuesday’s hard-fought draw at home to Hanley Town was West’s fourth game without defeat, a run which has created daylight between Steve Settle’s side and the sharp end of the table. A win against Padiham would be a significant fillip as West look to end the season strongly and secure a top-half finish.
Padiham have endured miserable luck with postponements recently – the cancellation of Tuesday’s game at Congleton Town was their fifth postponement in a row and their eighth in ten games. The Storks haven’t played since an impressive 2-1 win at home to Charnock Richard on 24th February.
Storks | v | West |
---|---|---|
10th | Position | 16th |
WWLLW | Form (all competitions) | LDDWD |
26 | Played | 30 |
13 | Won | 11 |
3 | Drawn | 4 |
10 | Lost | 15 |
42 | Points | 37 |
60 | Goals for | 65 |
52 | Goals against | 88 |
Dominic Craig (15) | Top scorer (all competitions) | Tom Bailey (32) |
West v Storks (NWCFL era): P5 W4 D0 L1 F15 A8 |
Wednesday 5th April 2017, NWCFL Premier Division
Padiham 3 (Dean 19 pen, Parkes 65, Coyne 81)
West 1 (Whyment 34)
Att: 145
By car
The quickest route from Chorlton to Padiham is via the M60 and M66 and takes around 45 to 65 minutes. Please check traffic news before you set off.
By public transport
Local buses from Blackburn and Burnley stop close to the ground. See Google Maps for more information.
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