Hebburn host Guiseley in the FA Trophy, with their league trip to Southport on 8 December postponed

Wednesday 11 November 2026 · By Gwen Alderley

Hebburn Town host Guiseley in the FA Trophy second round on Saturday, and their league visit to Southport, listed for Tuesday 8 December, has been postponed. Southport announced on 10 November that the match had been called off because Hebburn are involved in a local county cup game that night, and no new date has been given. The BBC still showed the original slot when the fixtures were checked on 11 November.

Daniel Moore’s side did not play in midweek and remain 15th on 20 points from 15 matches. They have not won in their last six league games, according to the BBC form line of DLLDDL. Their most recent league result is the 4–1 defeat at Merthyr Town on 7 November, when Josh Donaldson scored for Hebburn and Kieran Evans, Kane Simpson, Elis Watts and Morgan Wigley scored for the home side.

After Guiseley they visit Spalding United at 7.45pm on Tuesday 17 November and host Marine on 21 November. Spalding are 12th on 21 points. Marine climbed from 20th to 16th on 19 points by winning 3–1 at Scarborough Athletic on Tuesday, scoring three times before half-time, and they are now three points above the relegation zone.

South Shields lead on 32 from 15, two clear of Hereford. First place is promoted automatically, and second to seventh contest the play-offs. The bottom four, from 21st to 24th, are relegated. Hebburn’s 20 points currently keep them four above 21st-placed Radcliffe, but the lack of a league win in six is the more immediate concern before those midweek and Saturday fixtures.

No National League North club is in the FA Cup second round. No first-team league or Trophy game is scheduled today. The BBC table was last updated at 07:36 on 11 November.

The BBC table, last updated at 11:13 on 9 November, still shows Hebburn Town 15th on 20 points from 15 matches, with a record of 5 wins, 5 draws and 5 defeats. They have scored 20 and conceded 28, for a goal difference of minus 8. Those numbers have not changed since 31 October, because no National League fixture has been played in this window. The FA Cup, National League Cup and county cups do not count in the standings. Hebburn Town occupy mid-table.

The next first-team programme is the FA Trophy second round on Saturday 14 November, with ties listed at 3pm. Hebburn host Guiseley, Bridlington host Macclesfield, Spennymoor host Scarborough, and Radcliffe host Marine. Avro host Chester, Darlington host Bury, Alfreton host Southport, and Chorley host Buxton. Worksop host South Shields, Leek Town host Morecambe, Bedford host Chesham United, and King’s Lynn host Stourbridge. AFC Telford host Chelmsford, Hednesford host Hemel Hempstead, Hereford host Brackley, and Newmarket Town host Oxford City. Merthyr host Harborough, and Enfield Town host Spalding. No National League North club is in the FA Cup second round, after all four went out on 6 and 7 November; that draw was made on Monday 9 November.