Hucknall Town Football Club experienced a weekend of high drama across 24–25 October 2026, with three of our senior sides picking up brilliant victories while our Women's team faced a tough battle at home. From six-goal masterclasses to frantic cup ties, the Yellows gave everything on the pitch.

Here is the complete and final roundup of the weekend's action:

Men’s First Team: Professional Performance Secures Three Points

• Result: Hucknall Town FC 2 - 0 Belper United FC

• The Match: The First Team got the weekend off to a perfect start on Saturday afternoon, returning to winning ways with a gritty performance against Belper United. The lads controlled the game at the RM Stadium, keeping a brilliant clean sheet and scoring two clinical goals to delight the home support and management team alike.

Reserve Team: Emphatic Six-Goal Masterclass On The Road

• Result: Keyworth United Reserves 1 - 6 Hucknall Town Reserves

• The Match: Our Reserve side delivered the most dominant performance of the weekend with a ruthless attacking display away at Keyworth on Saturday. The Yellows controlled the tempo from the first whistle, proving absolutely clinical in front of goal to run out emphatic 6-1 winners and inject massive momentum into their Nottinghamshire Senior League campaign.

Sunday Team: Edge-Of-The-Seat Cup Victory At The RM Stadium

• Result: NGV Athletic 3 - 4 Hucknall Town Sunday

• The Match: Our high-flying Sunday side proved exactly why they sit in the division above NGV Athletic, securing their place in the next round after a frantic cup tie. With the fixture reversed to the RM Stadium on Sunday morning, the home crowd was treated to a seven-goal thriller. The lads asserted their higher-division class in a physical, high-octane battle, holding their nerve to edge out a 4-3 victory.

Women’s Team: Tough Afternoon Against Staveley

• Result: Hucknall Town Women 1 - 4 Staveley Miners Welfare Ladies

• The Match: Rounding out the weekend, the Women's team faced a difficult test on Sunday afternoon at the RM Stadium. Despite showing incredible work rate and fighting until the final whistle, the squad couldn't contain a clinical Staveley side in a 4-1 defeat. It is a tough result in their debut Step 6 campaign, but the team will take the lessons learned straight into training this week as they look to bounce back.