Swifts 100 Club Draw - August Result
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Fixtures brought forward
The November home fixture v. Highworth Town has been brought forward to next Saturday 22nd August. kick off 3.00pm
The away match on 10th October v. Thornbury Town has been brought forward to Saturday 12th September, kick off 7.45pm
Swifts in early Vase exit
Stourport Swifts 1 Knowle 2 FA Vase 15th August 2026
Stourport Swifts bowed out of the Isuzu FA Vase at the first hurdle as Midland Division One Champions Knowle extended their unbeaten run to 15 games.
Swifts slipped to their fourth straight defeat of the new season, but can take some consolation from their improved performance in this match, with defender Joe Hull giving a much needed solid look to the back four.
First half goal attempts were in short supply, with neither side able to force their opposing goalkeeper in action, but early in the second half Knowle winger Hayden Purves twice tested Charlie Mcnamara in the Swifts goal. Knowle introduced Opane Barnes from the bench in the 66th minute, and two minutes later he was on hand to break the deadlock with a far post header.
The Swifts’ response was immediate, as Erik Savkin was felled in the box by Ethan Green, and Bruce Minaker, on loan from Kidderminster, fired low past Matt Horton in the Knowle goal to level from the spot.
The visitors were back in front with a penalty of their own when Perez Andoh-Mills was judged to have brought down the ever dangerous Talib Copeland in the box and Purves drove low past Mcnamara to restore the Knowle lead.
Knowle could have added to their tally late on, but Mcnamara produced two outstanding saves from Barnes and George Seeley to allow Swifts sub Khalil Toure to almost snatch an equaliser in injury time, but Horton came to the rescue at the other end.
SWIFTS: Mcnamara, Cox, Mills-Andoh, Hull, Cooper, Peer, Harland, Jim Hanson, Willis, Minaker, Savkin, SUBS USED: Toure, Moseley, Nicklin
Hanley give Swifts early exit
Stourport Swifts 1 Hanley Town 2 FA Cup 8th August 2026
Midland League Champions Hanley gave Swifts a harsh lesson on how to take chances after they rode out some early Swifts pressure then snatched the lead with a well taken set piece goal from skipper Joel Stair.
Joe Hull, Joe Hanson and Matt Harland all went close in the opening stages, then after a warning from Hanley from their first corner of the match when Stair headed narrowly wide, 3 minutes before half time Stair repeated the situation but this time buried his far post header into the top corner.
Seven minutes into the second half the visitors were two goals in front when Harland was judged to have pushed Jake Twyford in the box, but from the spot Charlie Mcnamara produced a fine save to his left to keep the Swifts in the match.
Just four minutes later however, Twyford and the impressive Devante Ramsey combined neatly on the edge of the box to open up the Swifts defence for Twyford make up for his penalty miss and give his side a two goal lead.
Sub Tom Nicklin set up a nervous last six minutes when his shot was deflected past Hanley keeper Mike Shorthouse to make it 2-1, and 17 year old Khalil Toure,showing some threatening skills when he came on, almost earned a replay in the last minute, but his shot on the turn flashed just over the bar.
SWIFTS: Mcnamara, Joe Hanson, Lee, Hull, Burgess, Judge, Jim Hanson, Harland, Peer, Savkin, Mooney. SUBS USED: Moseley, Bowen, Andoh-Mills, Toure, Nicklin
Swifts slump to second defeat
Hereford Pegasus 3 Stourport Swifts 1 HPL 4th August 2026
Stourport Swifts were beaten again on Tuesday night and dropped into the bottom two of the HPL after their second straight defeat.
In a bright opening spell, Connor Mooney tested Pegasus keeper Steve Sarkode at the near post, and Erik Savkin’s corner flashed across the box without a vital finishing touch. Josh Murtagh was then called into action to keep out a low drive from Jax Hundt.
Sam Judge saw his shot just miss the post before the game turned in the 34th minute when Lewis Moseley fouled Cameron Davies in the box and Carlos Moreira fired Pegasus in front from the spot. Murtagh then saved a close range effort from Sam Griffiths as the home side finished the half on top.
With Lewis Moseley starting the second half in the Sin Bin, Murtagh did well to parry a driven cross from the right, but Hundt was on hand to drive in the rebound from close range and make it 2-0.
Murtagh kept Stourport in the game with a fine save from Cameron Davies, then Griffiths blazed a golden chance past the post. With ten minutes left Jim Hanson gave his side a lifeline when he volleyed in from another Savkin corner, but instead of pressure for an equaliser, it was Pegasus who made the game safe when Griffiths forced in from a corner to make it 3-1
SWIFTS: Murtagh, Jim Hanson, Lee, Gater, Burgess, Moseley, Harland, Schwarm, Judge, Savkin, Mooney. SUBS USED: Bowen, Peer, Andoh-Mills, Platts, Sumnall
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