Southport

National League - North

Curzon Ashton

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Southport

Curzon Ashton come into this fixture on a poor run, winless in their last five and conceding heavily. Southport, meanwhile, have won three of their last five league games and are more consistent, especially away from home. Both teams have a tendency to concede, but Southport's attack has been more reliable recently, and they have not failed to score in their last five. Expect Southport to have the edge, but Curzon Ashton could contribute to a competitive, open game.

National League - North

Southport

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Marine

Southport and Marine meet in a mid-table clash where both teams have shown similar strengths and weaknesses this season. Southport's home form is solid, with a tendency to draw, while Marine's away record is mixed. Both teams are capable of scoring but struggle defensively, as shown by their goals conceded stats and recent results. The H2H history is balanced, but recent meetings have produced goals. Expect a competitive match with both teams likely to score and a slight edge to the hosts.

FA Trophy

Southport

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Southend

This FA Trophy clash sees Southport, in strong home form, host Southend, who have been impressive in cup competitions and boast a solid away record. Southport have won 4 of their last 5, but Southend's higher clean sheet rate and attacking output (2.5 goals per game in the cup) suggest they have the edge. Expect a competitive match, with Southend's experience and defensive solidity likely to prove decisive.

National League - North

Chester

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Southport

Chester host Southport in a clash where the home side are slight favourites based on recent form, league position, and head-to-head record. Chester have been involved in high-scoring, competitive games, with both teams scoring in all of their last five matches. Southport have improved recently but remain inconsistent, especially away from home. Expect an open game with goals at both ends, but Chester's attacking edge and home advantage should see them edge a close contest.

National League - North

Southport

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Alfreton Town

Southport enter this match in excellent form, unbeaten in five and with three consecutive wins, while Alfreton Town are struggling near the foot of the table and have the league's worst away defense. Southport's home record is solid, and their recent defensive improvement (just 0.4 conceded per game in last five) contrasts with Alfreton's tendency to concede heavily on the road. The fixture history shows a high draw rate, but Southport's current momentum and Alfreton's away frailty suggest the hosts are best placed for a narrow victory, likely in a match where both sides find the net.

National League - North

Southport

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Oxford City

Southport come into this match in much better form, unbeaten in their last five and picking up two wins on the bounce. Their home record is solid, with only four losses in 17, and they have shown improved attacking output recently. Oxford City, meanwhile, are struggling on the road with just two away wins all season and have failed to score in three of their last five. Southport’s slightly leaky defense means Oxford City could get on the scoresheet, but the hosts are rightly favoured. Expect a competitive match with Southport edging it, likely with both teams contributing to the scoreline.

National League - North

Southport

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Spennymoor Town

Southport host Spennymoor Town in a mid-table National League North clash. Southport have shown some recent improvement, but their home record is unremarkable. Spennymoor Town, despite inconsistency, have a strong away record and a dominant recent head-to-head record over Southport. Both sides struggle defensively, so goals are likely, but Spennymoor's edge in attack and psychological advantage from H2H history gives them a slight upper hand.

National League - North

Peterborough Sports

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Southport

Peterborough Sports enter this fixture in a severe slump, having lost four consecutive matches and conceding heavily. Their home form is weak, with 8 losses in 18 at Lincoln Road and a worrying defensive record. Southport, while not dominant, are in better shape, unbeaten in 4 of their last 5 and coming off a good away win. Southport's away record is modest but superior to Peterborough's home record, and they have shown more attacking threat recently. Both teams struggle defensively, so goals are likely. The league table shows Peterborough in the relegation zone, while Southport are just above, making this a crucial match for both. Recent H2H slightly favours Peterborough at home, but current momentum is with Southport.