Sport from Wednesday, December 10th, 2025
The very best local sports coverage
Glossop, Tameside and Oldham are home to many local sports teams - from community football and cricket to non-league, EFL and Premier League football, as well as local and county cricket. Our region also boasts a rich heritage in boxing, athletics, basketball, esports and golf. We have a passion for local sport. Tameside Radio, Tameside Reporter, Oldham Reporter and the Glossop Chronicle also ensures that our international teams and athletes feature heavily on air, online and in print.
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Bridge make it two wins from two
Stalybridge Celtic made it back-to-back wins on Tuesday with their second 3-2 victory in a matter of days, this time seeing off Nantwich Town at Bower Fold.
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Local runner to represent England
Tameside athlete Katie Kay will once again represent her country next year at April’s Manchester Marathon.
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United View: Inconsistency costing United
Manchester United did what they needed to do against Wolves on Monday, coming back from a first-half scare to run out 4-1 winners on the night.
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City Watch: Cherki shines as City see off Sunderland
Following two knife-edge results against Leeds and Fulham last week, Manchester City faced an in form Sunderland side who were promoted from the Championship last season after winning the play off final.
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Cup final bound
Saturday saw Glossop North End Community Club storm into the final of the Derbyshire FA County Cup Junior North with an emphatic 7–1 victory over Youlgrave United, overcoming early adversity and atrocious weather conditions to deliver a dominant performance.
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Ashton see off Oldham
Saturday saw Ashton host local rivals Oldham in a top of the table clash, with the Tamesiders coming out on top 20-8.
