Welford Victoria Prove Too Strong for Spencers
Harborough Town Spencers slipped to a 2–0 defeat away at Welford Victoria on a heavy surface, with the hosts showing greater intensity and game management on the day. A frustrating afternoon saw Spencers struggle to create chances, as Welford capitalised on key moments to secure a deserved victory.
Bees Stay the Course to Overcome Leiston Test
Harborough Town came from behind to secure a vital 3–2 victory over Leiston at the Beehive, producing a resilient second-half response to close the gap on league leaders Spalding. Goals from Brady Hickey, Ben Stephens and Riley O’Sullivan capped a hard-fought afternoon and rewarded the Bees’ persistence against a well-organised visiting side.
Spencers Shine in Six-Goal Derby Display
Harborough Town Spencers continued their rich goalscoring form with a commanding 6–2 derby victory over Welford Victoria at the Beehive. A fast start, slick attacking play and standout performances across the pitch ensured the hosts secured the points in an entertaining local encounter.
McWilliams Magic Inspires U21s in Crucial Top-of-the-Table Win
Harborough Town Under 21s delivered a commanding performance at the Beehive, sweeping aside ON Chenecks Reserves 4–0 in a crucial top-of-the-table clash. A stunning long-range strike from 16-year-old Leighton McWilliams set the tone before second-half goals from Saad Hamrad, Zak Gillespie and Cyprian Mtenga sealed a dominant and mature display from the Young Bees.
Five-Star Spencers Outgun Rogue Elite in Goal-Fest
Harborough Town Spencers edged out Rogue Elite in a thrilling nine-goal encounter at the Beehive, producing another explosive attacking display to claim a 5–4 victory. Sam Aldridge led the way with a Man of the Match performance as Spencers showed composure and resilience to see off a dangerous, in-form opponent.
Kamara at the Double as Bees See Off Stamford
David Kamara struck twice as Harborough Town returned to winning ways with a composed 2–0 victory over Stamford at the Beehive. A controlled performance, built on defensive solidity and clinical finishing, ensured the Bees responded positively to Saturday’s setback.
Young Bees Answer the Test to See Off In-Form Irchester
Harborough Town Under 21s continued their fine run of form with a confident 3–0 home victory over an in-form Irchester United Reserves side. Goals from Lovell Edwards, Connor Bernhardt and Saad Hamrad capped a dominant display that showcased composure, control and attacking quality throughout.
O’Sullivan Stunner Not Enough as Bees Edged Out in Spalding Thriller
Harborough Town were edged out 3–1 by league leaders Spalding United in a high-quality top-of-the-table clash, despite a stunning first-half equaliser from Riley O’Sullivan in an absorbing contest at the Sir Halley Stewart Field.
Perfect Ten for Spencers in Emphatic Home Win
Harborough Town Spencers produced a ruthless attacking display to sweep aside AFC North Kilworth Reserves with a commanding 10–0 victory. A blistering start set the tone, with Chinonso Emekekwue claiming a first-half hat-trick as Spencers maintained their fine recent form in emphatic fashion.
Taking Stock: A Mid-Season Review
As Harborough Town reach the halfway point of the 2025/26 season, Bees match report writer Ben Monti reflects on an enthralling first half of the campaign. From league form and cup heroics to squad development, growing support and the culture built under Mitch Austin, this piece looks back on how far the Bees have come — and what lies ahead.
Derby Delight as Harborough Hit Four Past Kettering
Harborough Town completed a league double over local rivals Kettering Town with a thrilling 4–2 victory at the Beehive. Goals from Kamara, Kennedy, Hickey and Rose capped a dramatic derby encounter played in front of a bumper crowd, with debutant Rory McAuley earning Player of the Match honours.
Laban Signs for the Bees
Harborough Town FC are delighted to confirm the signing of goalkeeper Jake Laban from Corby Town. The highly regarded 22-year-old joins the Bees with strong senior experience and will spend the remainder of the 2025/26 season on loan as part of his continued development.