Bury FC News

It’s time to vote for your August Player of the Month! Which player impressed you the most during our eight games? Select yours below! The poll will close at 11:59pm on Monday 7th September. View the full article

A third defeat in five matches underlines what has been a frustrating pattern for Bury early this season. All the irresistible attacking play of 48 hours earlier disappeared and two defensive lapses condemned the Shakers to a 2-1 loss away to Hyde United. Looking to make an immediate impact Kai Evans sent in a cross that had to be well picked out by Hyde keeper Jordan Eastham with Mo Touray lurking. Touray was in the thick of it again holding the ball up well in the penalty area and

After a stunning 7-0 win against Ilkeston on Saturday, Anthony Johnson’s side will be hoping to continue their fine form against Hyde United this Bank Holiday Monday. A quick turnaround from our Saturday game, The Shakers will make the short trip over to Ewen Fields. Our opponents come off the back of a thrilling 4-4 draw away at Bamber Bridge on Saturday. Players to have represented both clubs include Andy Bishop, Tom Pratt and Harry Bunn.

Goals galore across Bury’s attacking front left the Shakers in seventh heaven after a 7-0 win over Ilkeston Town at Gigg Lane. Seven goals from five different goalscorers proving the perfect tonic to Bury’s recent dry spell up front. From the off Bury were on the attack. Crosses on either wing from Melhado and Kai Evans just missed connection with Tom Carr in the middle. Melhado then found Evans who volleyed over the bar. In the middle Carr, Mo Touray and Owen Robinson moved the ball

Hyde United have provided the following information for Bury FC supporters ahead of our Bank Holiday Monday fixture. The match is not all ticket, but there will be formal segregation with an appropriate level of stewarding in place. Bury FC supporters for the standing area should enter the ground via the away turnstile, now accessed from the left-hand side of the Leisure Centre car park on Walker Lane. This will lead onto the Leigh Street and Tinkers Passage terracing, where there will be a w

After a frustrating midweek defeat to Lancaster City, Anthony Johnson’s men will be hoping to get back on track this weekend at home to Ilkeston Town. Defeat midweek has dropped The Shakers to 8th in the table, while our opponents sit three points behind in 14th. Ilkeston Town drew 1-1 at Ashton United in their midweek fixture. Players to have represented both clubs include Shaun Harrad and Danny Racchi. In Opposition – Ilkeston Town The club was formed in 2017 after the previous club, Il

Bury were left to wonder what might have been after spurning a hatful of chances only to fall to a 1-0 defeat at home to Lancaster City. There were three changes in the Bury lineup as Connor Pye, Luca Navarro and Mo Touray all made starts. Anthony Dudley was named on the bench for the first time after recovering from an injury in preseason. Kai Evans gave the Shakers a positive start with an early shot from the right forcing a save from keeper Brad Kelly while an Evans cross took a deflectio

After snatching a late winner at Gainsborough last weekend, The Shakers return to Gigg Lane under the lights this Tuesday.  Our opponents come in the form of a struggling Lancaster City side, who sit 18th after collecting four points from their opening five games. Antony Johnson’s side will be hoping to climb further up the table, currently sitting in 7th, only three points behind league leaders Cleethorpes Town. In Opposition – Lancaster City Founded in 1911, Lancaster Town FC saw glory in t

We have been drawn against Wythenshawe FC in the Emirates FA Cup First Qualifying Round. The game will be played at Salford Van Hire Gigg Lane Stadium on Saturday 5th September. You can view the full draw here. Keep an eye out on the website and social media for ticket news. View the full article