MATCH
Stevenage Borough 6–1 Ware
FA Vase Preliminary Round · Saturday 21 September 1985
W
Result
H
Venue
470
Attendance
D. Gill
Referee
Updated
Goalscorers
Team
(45)
(45)Match Notebook
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W
W
W
W
Doug Pirie scored his 10th goal for Stevenage.
Doug Pirie reached 10 Boro’ goals in 91 recorded appearances — the 17th quickest player in the recorded archive to that milestone.
This was Boro’s biggest win over Ware by goal margin in the senior archive since July 1980. The previous best was 4–1 on 2 March 1985.
After this match, Boro’s senior record against Ware since July 1980 stood at P6 W4 D0 L2.
Des Gallagher made his 10th Stevenage appearance.
Gary Simpson made his 10th Stevenage appearance.
David Watkins made his 10th Stevenage appearance.
Des Gallagher moved into joint-1st place for Boro’s highest win ratio (minimum 10 appearances): 90.00% — 9 wins in 10 matches with recorded results.
Gary Simpson moved into joint-1st place for Boro’s highest win ratio (minimum 10 appearances): 90.00% — 9 wins in 10 matches with recorded results.
David Watkins moved into joint-1st place for Boro’s highest win ratio (minimum 10 appearances): 90.00% — 9 wins in 10 matches with recorded results.
Des Gallagher made his 10th Stevenage start.
Gary Simpson made his 10th Stevenage start.
David Watkins made his 10th Stevenage start.
Boro scored 6 goals in a match for the first time since a 9–0 result against Royston Town on 8 April 1985.
This was Boro’s joint-6th biggest win by goal margin in our recorded competitive history.
With 7 goals, this was Boro’s joint-9th highest-scoring competitive match in our recorded history.
This was Boro’s 3rd 6–1 win since July 1980 — their joint 22nd-most common senior scoreline at the time.
This was the 2nd Stevenage match refereed by D. Gill. Boro’s record with D. Gill is W2 D0 L0.
Boro’ have now played 2 competitive matches on 21 September — winning 2, drawing 0 and losing 0. We’ve scored 9 goals, conceded 1 and kept 1 clean sheets on this day. This was Boro’s biggest win on this date.
Boro’ have now won 4 matches in a row.
Boro’ are now unbeaten in 4 matches.
This result completed Boro’s latest five-match form sequence shown above.