Malvern Town 1-1 Ducks The Ducks returned from basement club Malvern with only a point to their name after a disappointing afternoon.

Things had got off to a promising start when Chris Marsh gave United a tenth minute lead from the penalty spot.

But the advantage lasted just six minutes before Malvern were gifted an equaliser, and from that point on the Ducks struggled. In most areas of the pitch the team were well below par.

Having taken just nine points all season, Malvern were definitely there to be beaten, but United's play lacked any real cohesian.

There were some positives from Aylesbury's point of view with the return from injury of Carl Kavanagh and Craig Henney, but it was a case of two points dropped as away day inconsistensy reared its' ugly head once again.

Full report is now available via the fixtures page.

Aylesbury United have rearranged the Soham Town Rangers home fixture for this coming Wednesday evening, the 4th February.

Kick-off at The Meadow will be at 7.45pm.

Unfortunately the forecasted weather makes actually playing the match already looking doubtful, but supporters can get the latest updates right here.

To help promote the club's policy of free entry for children, Aylesbury United are offering a free mascot package to one lucky reader and their family.

The winner will be the official team mascot for the game on the 21st February when the Ducks entertain Nuneaton Town in a top-of-the-table clash at The Meadow, Chesham.

A consistent run of form has seen Mark Eaton's team maintain a place within the top 8 of the league, despite a crippling injury list, and with last season's top goal scorer Nathan Graham showing signs of returning to form, the Ducks are hopeful of a push towards the play-offs.

For a chance to win the mascot package just answer this question-

Who was Aylesbury United’s top goal scorer last season?

To enter please send your answer, along with contact details, to communityfootball@yahoo.co.uk or if by post to FOOTBALL IN THE COMMUNITY, 26 HOLLIERS CLOSE, THAME, OXON,OX9 2EN.

Entries must be in by Monday 16th February and the winner will be contacted shortly after the closing date.

The winning entry will receive an Aylesbury United replica shirt, United goodies, and free entry for four family members to the game.

Tonight's Youth Team game at Aylesbury Vale has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.

Aylesbury United Under 18's visit local rivals Aylesbury Vale on Monday evening in an eagerly anticipated local derby (k/o 7.45).

The Ducks beat Vale in the reverse fixture earlier in the season, winning 4-2, and are keen to improve on the performance that saw a creditable 2-2 draw at Burnham on their last outing.

Again the Aylesbury ranks are made up of a number of Under 16 players as they look to develop a team for the future. If your at a loose end on Monday, why not come along and show your support.

Aylesbury from: Rhys Coker, Jason Logan, Nico Aquino, Nathan Bowles, James White, Brady Natale, Alex Sullivan, Jack Geraghty, Reese Davies, Sam Ward, Joe Pickwick, Sam Kehoe, James Lyons, Shazeb Khan, Rueben Green.

Today's game against Soham Town Rangers has been called off.

The condition of The Meadow pitch has meant it unplayable, and a sixth January postponement for the Ducks.

Aylesbury's next game will now be at Malvern Town next Saturday.

Further pitch inspection 11.30am

A 10.30am pitch inspection has been planned ahead of tomorrow's game with Soham Town Rangers.

With The Meadow pitch currently waterlogged, the game is already doubtful, before the temperatures drop to below freezing tonight, as expected.

After so many recent games falling victim to the weather, another cancellation is the last thing the Ducks need with midweek games now piling up.

Results of the pitch inspection will be posted here as soon as they become available.

The AFC Sudbury game, postponed last night, has been given a new date.

The match will now take place on Wednesday 1st April, kick-off 7.45pm at The Meadow.

Tonights game against Sudbury has been called off due to a waterlogged pitch at Chesham.

A new date will be arranged in due course.

Following a certain air of confusion surrounding this week's fixture, Aylesbury are playing on MONDAY evening this week.

The Ducks play host to mid-table AFC Sudbury tomorrow evening (Monday 19th January) at The Meadow, kick-off at 7.45pm.

The game marks the start of the club offering FREE entry to all under-16s when accompanied by an adult. The offer will run until the end of the season.

Stourport Swifts 1-2 Ducks Aylesbury made a storming return to action with a well deserved win at Stourport Swifts.

Apart from a twenty minute spell at the start of the second half, the Ducks controlled the game, and, in the first half particularly, created chance after chance but had no luck in front of goal.

That sticky period after the break saw Stourport take the lead with a rare attack, but United dug deep and equalised through Matt Butler with over twenty minutes remaining.

Aylesbury kept pushing for the win and eventually a second goal arrived six minutes from time, Glen Hawkins netting his fifteenth of the season.

Full report from Walshes Meadow is now available via the fixtures page.

Burnham 2-2 Ducks Youth Aylesbury's U18 side returned to action with a battling 2-2 draw at Burnham.

The result was a creditible one as the United side was hit by unavailability and illness, the starting line up subsequently containing nine players under 17 and six being under 16.

The Ducks came from behind to lead the match thanks to goals from Sam Ward and Joe Pickwick, but the hosts equalised to take a share of the points.

A full report is available via the Youth Team fixtures page.

Two recently postponed games have now been given new dates.

Aylesbury United will visit league leaders Leamington on Tuesday 10th February, kick-off 7.45pm.

Bury Town will come to the Meadow on Wednesday 25th March, kick-off 7.45pm.

Both matches were initially postponed due to frozen pitches in the recent cold spell.

Another Aylesbury game has suffered at the hands of the big freeze, with today's match against Bedworth United postponed.

The Ducks have not played a fixture since New Year's Day, but will now try again with scheduled trip to Stourport Swifts on Saturday 17th January.

Meanwhile, Aylesbury's game against Atherstone Town has now been rearranged for 2nd March, kick-off 7.45pm

Today's game at Leamington has been called off due to a frozen pitch at the New Windmill Ground.

The match will now be rescheduled for a date to be arranged.

Aylesbury are next in action on Wednesday evening, 7th January, when they entertain Bury Town at The Meadow.

Ducks 2-0 Rothwell Town A goal each from strikers Nathan Graham and Glen Hawkins earned Aylesbury a deserved victory.

The win takes the Ducks, who were still without seven of their first choice players through injury, to within a point of the playoff positions after taking maximum haul of six points from the two festive fixtures.

In the freezing conditions, the match was punctuated by heartwarming comical moments to keep the spectators amused, notably when Simon Underwood crashed a shot against the bar from four-yards out, as Rothwell spurned a number of chances to take something from the game.

In the end, the team that took their chances won out, with Hawkins burying a left-footed finish on 15 minutes, and Graham doing similar on 53 following an intricate passing move worthy of the entrance fee alone.

The second goal secured the win, which had by no means looked comfortable until that point, but this was mostly due to Aylesbury rarely getting out of second gear.

Full report from The Meadow is now available via the fixtures page.

Today's home game against Rothwell Town has been confirmed as definitely going ahead.

The Meadow pitch was inspected this morning and given the go ahead.

Aylesbury will be looking to build on their impressive win over Chesham with another three points.