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Match Info: Lancaster City (H), Tue 25th August, 7:45pm KO

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 the 1930’s winning back to back combination league titles.

They adopted their current name in 1937 after the town was awarded City status in King George VIs coronation celebrations.

In 1995, Lancaster won the Northern Premier League Presidents Cup under the management of former Bury player Alan Tinsley.

The club’s nickname, The Dolly Blues, hails from the dolly blue washing tablets and bags manufactured there in the early 20th century, with the club wearing the same colours.
On the Day & In the Ground
Our Matchday @ Gigg guide is available to read to find out everything you need to know going on in and around the ground.

We recommend that supporters purchase tickets online in advance of the match via the ticketing page on our website to avoid queues.

Pay on the gate will also be available.

There is no segregation for this fixture, but Lancaster City supporters are asked to purchase their tickets here.
Matchday Media Coverage
If you are unable to make it to the action at Gigg Lane, we’ll have all the live coverage across our media platforms.

Live Stream: For this game, there will be a live stream, available worldwide. This can be purchased online via our brand new stream website Shakers Live via new streaming provider Infinity 21.

Match Passes are available for £9.99, whilst Season Ticket Holders can purchase the stream at 50% off for the price of £4.99.

We are working to input all of the season ticket data into the new streaming system for fans to purchase the discount.

Keep up-to-date with all our video content via the club’s YouTube Channel. Click to subscribe and never miss highlights and match reaction across the season.

Audio Commentary: Roch Valley Radio will be providing commentary for this game. Join the team from the press box at Gigg Lane. Click here ahead of kick-off to listen live. Audio commentary will be provided for every game of the season, so you will never miss a piece of the action.
Social Media: Our team will also bring you in-depth text commentary via the club ‘MatchDay Live‘ Twitter feed, with team news and half time and full time updates available also on Facebook and feel like you are there with our match galleries and imagery available over on Instagram.
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Gainsborough Trinity 1-0 Bury: Match Report

Bailey Sloane was the hero scoring a late winner for Bury in a 1-0 victory at Gainsborough Trinity. In a match that often felt lethargic and lacking in quality a moment of magic at either end from the Shakers’ young centre back ensured a happy ending for the travelling Bury faithful.


Manager Anthony Johnson named an unchanged starting eleven and bench as the Shakers looked to make amends for their defeat in midweek. Jonno however was forced to make a change almost immediately when Rustam Stepans went down injured after only a couple of minutes and was replaced by James Melhado.


In contrast to the lighting quick start to their last match Bury struggled to put the hosts under much pressure. While they could win the ball and keep possession it was not translating into chances.


If there was to be a Bury goal Kai Evans would be at the heart of it, he put his marker on his heels often but couldn’t find the finishing touch. One shot by Evans was fumbled by Trinity keeper David Robson who had to scoop the loose ball off the line. Tom Carr following up fell over the keeper but any optimistic penalty appeals were waved away.


As halftime approached the home side grew into the match sending a few set pieces into the Bury box but goalkeeper Mitch Allen didn’t face a meaningful shot as both sides drew a blank.


After the break Bury seemed to have more attacking intent. Evans again the creator cut inside from the left and shot on goal. A defender blocked the shot with what the referee judged to be his flank, not his arm as Bury fans behind the goal claimed.


Evans again on the charge managed to get in behind the defence and from a tight angle forced a shot Robson could only parry. Tom Carr following up on the rebound was denied a goal by a header off the line by a Gainsborough defender.


Turning to the bench Mo Touray and Luca Navarro were introduced and nearly made an instant impact, Carr’s throughball reached Navarro but his shot was blocked out for a corner.


As the match entered its closing stages the hosts had a couple of great chances to snatch all three points. Connor Brown finding himself one on one with Allen placed his shot wide of goal though the offside flag would have ruled it out anyway.


Javelle Clarke got closer still only minutes later presented with the same one on one chance. He beat Mitch Allen with the shot but while some home fans were already celebrating Bailey Sloane raced back and managed to hook the ball away from goal off the line.


In the 89th minute Bury won another corner. Their set pieces had been underwhelming all day but Leo Graham sent over a fine effort and at the back post in a crowded box Bailey Sloane rose highest to win it at the death.




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Match Info: Gainsborough Trinity (A), Sat 22nd August, 3pm KO

After a late heartbreak at Nethermoor Park in midweek, Anthony Johnson’s side will be hoping to bounce back against Gainsborough Trinity this weekend.


The Shakers currently sit seventh in the table, leapfrogged by Guiseley in our first defeat of the season, while our opponents beat Stockton Town 4-1 midweek to climb to third in the table.


Bury will be buoyed by DJ Pedro’s excellent start to the season, and will hope he can continue his form in Lincolnshire this Saturday after having his red card overturned.
In Opposition – Gainsborough Trinity
Gainsborough Trinity were founded in 1873, becoming members of the Football League in 1893 and sitting in the second division until 1912.


They remain one of the smallest towns to have had a Football League team


The club were founding members of the Conference North in 2004, remaining at that level until 2018 when they were relegated to the Northern Premier League Premier Division.


The club has played at The Northolme since 1884.
Admission & Tickets
This game is ALL-TICKET. Tickets are on sale until 12pm on Saturday and can be purchased from Gainsborough’s website. There will be no sales at the ground on the day.
Travel & Parking
Address: The KAL Group Stadium, Northolme, Gainsborough, DN21 2QW.


Parking: Roadside parking is available around the ground, but this will obviously only be on a first come first serve basis. 2 local council car parks (Roseway & Tower Street) are located within a 2-minute walk of the ground.
Nearest Train Station: Gainsborough Lea Road, about 30 minute walk to the stadium.
Supporters Coach: Sold out. Leaving Gigg Lane at midday.
Match Coverage & Live Stream
If you are unable to make the game, we’ll have all the live coverage across our media platforms.

Live Stream: For this game, we will have no live stream. Keep up-to-date with all our video content via the club’s YouTube Channel. Click to subscribe and never miss highlights and match reaction across the season.

Audio Commentary: Roch Valley Radio will be providing commentary for this game. Click here ahead of kick-off to listen live. Audio commentary will be provided for every game of the season, so you will never miss a piece of the action.

Social Media: Our team will also bring you in-depth text commentary via the club ‘MatchDay Live‘ Twitter feed, with team news and half time and full time updates available also on Facebook and feel like you are there with our match galleries and imagery available over on Instagram.

Whatever the weather, wherever you are across the globe, we have you covered.


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Guiseley 3-2 Bury: Match Report

Bury suffered a late 3-2 defeat away at Guiseley on a disappointing Tuesday night at Nethermoor. A frantic start was cancelled out by a ruthless home attack before late heartbreak saw the Shakers return home empty handed.


Bury fans who arrived late crossing the Pennines would have missed a brilliant opening few minutes of the match. Bursting through the middle DJ Pedro outpaced the last defender to a loose ball and slotted past the keeper Jack Hall to give Bury the lead in the third minute.


Soon after the restart Pedro blocked a clearance allowing Bury to win the ball again, Rustam Stepans’ shot had to be palmed away by Hall. The Shakers soon got a second goal as Kai Evans shrugged off his marker before placing a shot to the same bottom corner to give Bury a 2-0 lead on seven minutes.


The hosts quickly changed shape and did well to stifle Evans play. The direct counterattacking style suited the Lions and soon they were creating chances themselves


From one corner kick Mitch Allen had to dive on the ball following a scramble while the Bury defence had another warning shot from a corner as a free header was placed wide of the mark.


Bury were not passing well or able to keep the ball away from Guiseley for long. The pressure told and when one long range effort hit the crossbar Aaron Martin was on hand to score on the rebound. Bury’s protests for offside fell on deaf ears.


Guiseley soon claimed an equaliser, Martin again finishing off a swift counterattack with huge gaps in the Shakers defence laid bare.


Faced with having to regain the lead all over again Bury found the Guiseley defence much tougher to break down, Pedro went closest with a looping header that landed on the roof of the net.


After the break chances were more scarce for both sides. Owen Robinson came closest for Bury with one shot from outside the box having to be pushed away by Guiseley keeper Hall and another long range effort crashing off the woodwork after good build up play by new arrival Jes Uchegbulam.


The match seemed headed for a stalemate before on the 90th minute Guiseley won a free kick in a dangerous area and in a packed box Guiseley substitute Jordan Thewlis got the meaningful touch to beat Mitch Allen and earn all three points for his side.



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