Northern Premier League East Division
Tuesday 18 November 2025 – 7:45pm KO
Newton Aycliffe Sports Club

Bradford (Park Avenue) return to league action tonight with a trip to County Durham to face Newton Aycliffe, as Craig Elliott’s side look to build on an encouraging performance at Radcliffe in the FA Trophy.

Avenue arrive sitting third in the Northern Premier League East Division with 31 points from 17 matches. Saturday’s penalty shootout defeat at Radcliffe came after an impressive 2-2 draw in normal time, featuring goals from Marcus Carver and Charlie Winfield and a much-improved overall display.

With league fixtures now returning thick and fast, tonight presents an important chance to maintain pressure on the top two and continue building momentum.

Newton Aycliffe currently sit 19th in the table with 16 points from 16 games. Their recent form includes a 2-2 home draw with Lincoln United, while Saturday’s scheduled trip to North Ferriby was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch. Despite their league position, Aycliffe have proven competitive throughout the season and will be looking to climb out of the bottom three with a positive result on home soil.

Avenue will need to be sharp, disciplined and clinical to secure points away from home, with another committed performance required to break down a determined opponent.

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Match Information

Venue:
Newton Aycliffe Sports Club – Home of Newton Aycliffe FC
Moore Lane, Newton Aycliffe, County Durham, DL5 5AG

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Admission Prices

• £10 – Adults
• £7 – Concessions (65+, disabled, 16–17 years old)
• £3 – Under 16s

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Directions

By Car
Leave the A1(M) at Junction 59 and follow the A167 to Newton Aycliffe. Turn onto the B6443 St Cuthbert’s Way at Aycliffe Business Park. Pass under the Blue Bridge and take the second right into Greville Way. Continue for just under half a mile, then turn right into Creighton Road following signs for “Sports Club”. Take the first right into Moore Lane. The ground is located at the bottom on the right-hand side.

Parking
Parking is available at the Sports Club car park on Moore Lane. Additional parking is available at the Eco Centre opposite. If both car parks are full, supporters are asked to park considerately in surrounding streets.

Public Transport
Arriva Bus Route 5 (Darlington to Bishop Auckland) stops nearby. Alight at Shafto Way (Shafto House) and walk 5 minutes via Creighton Road and Moore Lane. Newton Aycliffe Railway Station is approximately a 35-minute walk from the ground.

Isuzu FA Trophy – Second Round
Saturday 15 November 2025 | 3:00pm KO
Neuven Stadium, M26 3PE

Bradford (Park Avenue) are back in FA Trophy action this weekend as they make the trip to Radcliffe in the Second Round.

Craig Elliott’s side will be aiming to bounce back after last weekend’s defeat to league leaders Redcar Athletic, which brought an end to Avenue’s impressive unbeaten away run. A strong performance at the Neuven Stadium would see Avenue look to rediscover the form that carried them past higher league opposition Morpeth Town in the previous round.

Saturday’s opponents Radcliffe are enjoying another strong campaign in the National League North, currently sitting third in the table after an impressive run of results that includes a 3–1 win over Darlington, a 5–1 victory at Kidderminster Harriers, and a recent 2–2 draw with Chorley. The Boro have proven themselves one of the most consistent sides at step two, boasting a potent attack and a formidable home record at the Neuven Stadium.

For Avenue, the tie represents a valuable test against higher-league opposition — and an opportunity to showcase their quality and resilience on the road. Elliott will be hoping to see a strong response from his side as they aim to reach the Third Round.

🎟️ Admission Prices
Adults: £10
Concessions (65+ and Students with ID): £7
Under 16s: £3
Tickets available online: https://radcliffefc.ticketco.events/uk/en/e/radcliffe_fc_vs_bradford_park_avenue_fa_trophy

🗞️ Matchday Info

• Programmes: £2
• Refreshment kiosks open before and during the match, accessible from both stand and terraces
• The Social Club within the ground opens from 1:30pm
• Parking: Available at Radcliffe Cricket Club, Homer Street, M26 3RF (£2 per vehicle, 5-minute walk)
• Blue Badge parking available by emailing viv.ware@radcliffefc.com
• Stadium postcode: M26 3PE

Bradford (Park Avenue) make the trip to the Yorkshire Coast this weekend to take on Redcar Athletic at Green Lane in the Northern Premier League East Division.

Craig Elliott’s side come into the fixture on the back of a determined 1–0 victory over Garforth Town last Saturday, where Louie Chorlton’s thunderbolt proved the difference. Avenue showed real character to control the second half and protect their lead late on, earning a valuable three points that lifted them up to third place in the table.

The Green Army now face their toughest test yet against a Redcar side who have set the pace at the top of the division. The Seasiders, based in the Redcar and Cleveland area, have enjoyed a flying start to the campaign — winning 13 of their opening 16 games and scoring an astonishing 62 goals, the league’s highest tally by far. Their emphatic 6–0 win at Ossett United last weekend underlined their attacking power.

Avenue, unbeaten in six across all competitions, will be looking to continue their momentum and make a statement against the league leaders as they push to close the gap at the summit.

📍 Venue: Green Lane, Redcar, TS10 3RW
🗓️ Date: Saturday 8 November 2025
🕒 Kick-off: 3:00pm

For travelling supporters:
If you’re using a Sat Nav, please enter TS10 3RL instead of the ground’s postcode (TS10 3RW) — this will direct you to Green Lane. The actual postcode may lead you down the back of a lane, so please check your route carefully before setting off.

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Bradford (Park Avenue) can confirm that our Northern Premier League East Division home fixture against Consett AFC has been rearranged for Tuesday 25th November (7:45pm) at the Horsfall Community Stadium.

The fixture was originally scheduled for Saturday 15th November but has been moved due to our continued progression in the Isuzu FA Trophy, where we will now face Radcliffe FC away in the Second Round on that date.

We can also confirm our draw for the West Riding County Cup Second Round, with Avenue set to travel to Selby Town on Tuesday 2nd December (7:45pm).

Both fixtures promise to be exciting occasions as Craig Elliott’s side look to continue their positive form across league and cup competitions.

Bradford (Park Avenue) are delighted to announce the signing of striker Adam Haw from Cleethorpes Town for an undisclosed fee, further strengthening Craig Elliott’s squad as the season continues.

The club would like to extend its thanks to the Bradford (Park Avenue) Development Fund for their invaluable support in helping get the deal over the line.

Haw, 23, began his career at Guiseley AFC, before spells with Mickleover, Atherton Collieries, and Pontefract Collieries, where he caught attention for his sharp finishing and relentless work rate. He joined Cleethorpes in the summer of 2024 and quickly became a key figure in their promotion-winning side, scoring 20 goals in 49 appearances during the 2024/25 campaign, followed by four goals in 14 matches so far this season.

Now linking up with Craig Elliott’s side, Haw will be looking to continue his strong form in front of goal in the Pitching In Northern Premier League East Division and is available immediately for selection in Saturday’s fixture against Garforth Town.

Speaking after completing his move, Adam Haw said:

“I’m delighted to sign for the club and thanks to Craig for wanting me in the group. I know a few of the players and I’m looking forward to getting started.”

First Team Manager Craig Elliott added:

“I am absolutely delighted to get this deal over the line. He is someone I’ve been chasing for a while.

Adam first came to my attention a few years ago, scoring goals and helping Pontefract Colls reach the play-offs. Since then, he’s gone on to improve his game at Cleethorpes, continuing to score goals and helping them to promotion last season.

His work rate is fantastic for the team and he’s still young enough to only get better. He lives fairly local, knows most of the lads, and has worked with my assistant Danny — so it ticked all the boxes for the type of player we wanted to bring into this team.”

Welcome to the Horsfall, Adam