The Club can now confirm that we will host Newcastle Benfield in the semi-final of the Brooks Mileson Memorial League Cup on Thursday 3rd May with a 7:45pm kick off. The finals of both the Brooks Mileson Memorial League Cup and the Ernest Armstrong Memorial Cup will be played at Consett AFC on Saturday, May […]
The draw for the Adult Female Finalists of The People’s FA Cup has been made and the draw sees Bishop Auckland FC Ladies in one of two 4 – team groups. The ladies will play Liverpool Feds, Pan United and
The Birth of the Blues football exhibition, which tells the story of Bishop Auckland Football Club, will be open to visitors at County Hall, Durham, from Tuesday, March 15, until Wednesday, March 23.
Bishops went to second placed Guisborough Town on a high after beating the impressive Morpeth Town on 2nd March. Guisborough began the game unbeaten at home so far this season winning 8 and drawing 5 of the 13 games played
On-loan keeper Edward Wilczynski kept Bishops in the game against potential League Champions and FA Vase Finalists Morpeth on a cold, windy and wet night at Heritage Park. A minutes silence was held in memory of formed Bishops player Frank
Bishop Auckland FC are saddened to hear of the death of our former player Frank Palmer. Frank a left winger was a member of the team that lost 4-0 against local rivals Willington in the 1950 FA Amateur Cup Final.
Over the last week we have seen good and bad from the team; firstly a great performance against a good Consett side – we have been threatening to rack up a big score over the last few games and last
Bishops visited Sunderland RCA in a confident mood following a run of 3 consecutive victories. On loan keeper Edward Wilcznski kept his place in goal following the return of Mark Bell and with the in-form Priestly Griffiths unavailable Sean Tarling
The ladies travelled to Nottingham to take part in the semi finals of the FA People’s Cup after progressing from the regional heats earlier in February.
The day didn’t start well, with a couple of defeats against some decent small
It was a night to forget for former Bishops manager Colin Myers on his return to Heritage Park when Andrew Johnson continued increasing his goal tally scoring another four goals in the 6-2 victory.
