A strong reserve line up managed for the night by Freddie Hyatt and Iain Duncan and featuring ten first team regulars, ran out 3-1 winners at Harrow Borough this evening.

Full minutes from the Trust's Special General Meeting last Saturday are now available on their website, detailing discussions held before the game against Windsor.

In tonights London Senior Cup semi final, Fisher Athletic ran out 3-1 winners over Staines Town at Champion Hill.

The trust has recently signed up to a wide ranging affiliates program which covers over 100 different companies online.

Steve Lytton has confirmed that an eighth fight has been added to the programme for the forthcoming Wrestling Night.

It was mixed news for the youth teams this weekend.

Full details of this afternoons meeting will be available sometime next week.

Hendon slipped to a disappointing 2-1 defeat to Windsor & Eton this afternoon despite being the better side for the first hour of the game.

The line up has been announced for the wrestling spectacular on April 8th.

The working group have recieved the official sealed rules this week detailing the working procedures for the trust and making up the initial constitution by which we will abide.

The complexities of the league this season mean that although Hendon currently occupy 19th position, relegation will only become a relaity if we cannot finish better than the 19th placed teams in the Unibond and Southern Leagues.

The reserves were unusually in action yesterday afternoon as they travelled to Salisbury City for a Capital League game and it turned out to be a disappointment as they lost 2-1 despite Bradley Bubb giving them the lead in the 38th minute.

Hendon made it four draws in five games this afternoon as they drew 1-1 with Worthing at a windy Woodside Road this afternoon.

After another lengthy gap between fixtures, a young reserve side returned to action at Claremont Road last night with a 2-2 draw against Berkhamsted Town.

Following his recent impressive displays, Charlie Mapes has had his loan spell from Yeading extended for a second month.

The under 15s returned to action on Sunday morning after a three week break and ran out 3-2 winners over St Josephs B.

The club have announced this afternoon that they recently received a 7 day approach from Northwood for the registration of Danny Julienne.

The under 18s, playing as Hendon A, have reached the final of their divisional cup for the second year in a row.

Hendon put in a superb second half performance this afternoon at Harrow Borough but despite having numerous chances on goal they found keeper Keita Karamoko in outstanding form.

Due to the unavailability of Dave King this afternoon, Gary McCann moved quickly yesterday to secure the services of 17 year old keeper Rikki Banks on work experience terms from Crystal Palace where he has been learning his trade under the guidance of former Hendon favourites Iain and Bob Dowie, manager and director of football respectively at Selhurst Park.

The club are pleased to announce this afternoon that central defender Marc Leach has signed for the club on a permanent basis from Yeading following the expiration of his loan spell after Wednesday's game at Chelmsford.

Those supporters intending to take part in the sponsored walk are asked to ensure that they have registered for the walk by clicking on the link below.

Errors at the back cost Hendon dearly this evening as they lost 3-0 at Chelmsford City.

Japanese attacking midfielder Takumi Ake signed for the club in time to make his debut this evening at Chelmsford City.

Chelmsford City have confirmed that they expect tonights game to go ahead as planned despite the recent wet weather.

Tonight's reserve home fixture against Farnborough Town has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.

Supporters intending to travel to Chelmsford this evening are reminded that the Clarets have returned to their home town and now play at the Melbourne Stadium in Chelmsford.

Tickets and posters for the forthcoming Wrestling night are now available.

In Saturday's programme, Gary Anderson gave an update on the injury situation at the club.

Supporters will have noticed that a new face has been tending to on field injuries in recent weeks.

It is with great sadness that the club learnt today of the death of long time supporter and life member Jeffrey Fox last week.

The under 18s failed to take their chances and thus missed the opportunity of inflicting a rare defeat on Cherry Red Books Middlesex League Senior Reserve Division leaders CB Hounslow United Reserves at Copthall on Saturday afternoon.

A goal two minutes from the final whistle by Dave Hunt earnt Hendon a deserved point for a hard working, spirited performance against Slough Town this afternoon.