Lowestoft Town assistant manager Andy Reynolds insists his side will be going into Satruday’s game at Banbury in good heart despite letting two precious points slip through their grasp at the weekend.

Lowestoft Town manager Jamie Godbold has a lengthy injury list to contend with as he prepares for another big test on Saturday afternoon.

Lowestoft Town’s poor run in the Evostik Southern League Central Division continued last night when they were beaten 2-1 at home by St Neots.

Kieran Higgs lit up last night’s League Cup tie at the Amber Dew Events Stadium as Lowestoft Town made comfortable progress.

Norfolk’s men will be aiming to finish a disappointing Anglian League campaign on a positive note on Sunday when they travel to Blankney Golf Club to take on Lincolnshire.

Lowestoft Town have been boosted by the arrival of two more players ahead of today’s opening league fixture.

Lowestoft Town have been boosted by the arrival of two more players as they prepare for Saturday’s opening league fixture.

With the big kick-off just over a week away new Lowestoft Town boss Jamie Godbold has made his 10th and 11th signings of the summer.

Lowestoft Town have added to their midfield options by signing Jake Chambers-Shaw from Mildenhall.

New Lowestoft Town manager Jamie Godbold has added two more players to his squad, bringing the number of signings since he took over at the end of May up to seven.

Diss Golf Club’s James Biggs has won the Suffolk Amateur Championship for the second year running.

Lowestoft Town recorded a notable victory on Saturday - and not just over opponents Thetford Town.

Lowestoft Town boss Dale Brooks is delighted to have young midfielder Renei Batlokwa on board as he prepares for a testing climax to the Bostik League Premier Division season.

Southwold need rivals Stowmarket to slip up if they are to claim automatic promotion from London Three Eastern Counties this season.

Lowestoft Town face a testing schedule of two away games in the space of three days as their battle to avoid relegation from the top flight of the Bostik League hots up.

Lowestoft Town boss Dale Brooks is hoping a sense of injustice will spur his side on as they look to stave off the threat of relegation.

There is a break in league action over Easter - but an eagerly awaited game is taking place at High Kelling on Saturday.

Lowestoft Town slid to a painful defeat in London after twice being two goals to the good.