Leamington FC suffered a 1-2 home defeat to Alfreton Town on Monday 6 April 2026, marking another difficult result for the club at the Your Co-op Community Stadium. The match, which drew an attendance of 502, continues a challenging run of form for the team following a 3-1 away loss to Bedford Town on 3 April.
Striker Ty Lewthwaite provided the goal for the home side and was named man of the match, marking his fourth goal in seven games since joining the squad. Despite the final score, the match was a milestone for club captain Adam Walker, who made his 200th appearance for the team. Goals from Dylan Youmbi, who converted a penalty, and Adam Lund secured the victory for the visiting side.
The club is currently navigating a period of transition under new manager Scott Easterlow, who was appointed on 11 March 2026. Easterlow succeeded long-serving manager Paul Holleran, who resigned on 1 January 2026 after 16 years and 789 games in charge. The team’s relegation from the National League North was confirmed on 24 March following a defeat to King’s Lynn Town, and the management team is now focused on rebuilding for the future.
For Alfreton Town, the result provided a significant boost to their survival hopes. The visitors, currently managed by Jake Buxton, entered the match sitting 21st in the league table and continue to fight to maintain their position in the division as the season reaches its final stages.
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