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Accrington Stanley is a well-known, Lancashire based lower league football club which has faced Port Vale FC in competitive matches on many occasions.
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Two late goals earned Port Vale victory in the Football League Trophy group stages, but they suffered an injury blow as Kyle John was forced off injured. Here’s our match report.
Can Darren Moore’s Port Vale side continue their forward momentum in the Football League Trophy? Here’s our preview…
Will the Valiants carry on the form that saw them defeat Newport County and Chesterfield? Here’s our preview of their next match.
Vale fans disappointed by the erratic refereeing on Saturday must have been tearing their hair out on Tuesday night as Ben Speedie produced arguably the worst display of officiating ever seen at Vale Park.
After that awful performance against Wycombe, Darrell Clarke’s side need to bounce back on Tuesday night.
Accrington Stanley manager John Coleman hit out at both “continually stamping” central defender Nathan Smith and the “very derogatory” Port Vale supporters after his side suffered a 5-1 loss at Vale Park.
How did the Port Vale players perform in their thumping 5-1 FA Cup first round win over League One outfit Accrington Stanley?
Port Vale 5-1 Accrington Stanley: striker James Wilson scored three goals as Port Vale upset their League One opponents to reach the second round of the FA Cup.
Port Vale v Accrington: Darrell Clarke’s side take on League One opponents in the first round of the 2021 FA Cup. Here’s our match preview…
Port Vale fans say that Accrington targeted Vale’s left defence and ponder bringing Rob Lainton back between the sticks…
Port Vale threw away a two goal half-time lead as Accrington came back to win 3-2 on Saturday afternoon.
Can Port Vale secure a valuable away victory against Accrington?
Port Vale supporters say the club needs to get a new man in by the weekend – and opposing boss John Coleman has his admirers…
David Worrall’s first Vale goal was in vain after two goals from Billy Kee gave Accrington all three points and left Vale still seeking a first home win.
A shorter than usual guide to the midweek action as Vale still seek that elusive first home win…
Thanks to our friends at kickoff.co.uk here are the key statistics ahead of the game…
Striker Lee Hughes told the media that he “really enjoyed” his home debut at Vale Park after his second-half double helped the Valiants overcome Accrington 3-0.
Micky Adams said that a “half-time chat” was crucial as Vale put on a much improved second-half display during their 3-0 home victory over Accrington.
Port Vale 3-0 Accrington: Port Vale returned to the top of the League Two table after a comprehensive home victory over ten-man Accrington at Vale Park.
We take a quick look at Saturday afternoon’s visitors to Vale Park – Accrington – with another of OVF’s two minute guides to the opposition.
Skipper Doug Loft has won his second onevalefan.co.uk man of the match award for his performance against Accrington.
Manager Micky Adams bemoaned his side’s bad luck after the 2-0 defeat to Accrington on Tuesday night. Adams commented: “How we have not scored, I don’t honestly know.”
Accrington 2-0 Port Vale: it was a tale of two goalkeepers as Chris Neal unfortunately conceded a penalty and opposite number Ian Dunabvin put on an inspired display as the Valiants lost 0-2 to Accrington.
We take a quick look at Tuesday night’s opponents – Accrington – with another of OVF’s two minute guides to the opposition.
Accrington Stanley stadium manager Mark Turner has phoned OVF to thank Port Vale fans for their good behaviour during Saturday’s 2-2 draw. Turner called to let OVF know that the Vale fans had been “well-behaved” and he was delighted that Accrington’s commemoration of their explulsion from the league had not been tarnished.
Vale secured an away point as goals from McCombe and Shuker earnt Micky Adams’ side a deserved draw with Accrington Stanley. Marc Richards was ill, so Tom Pope came into the starting line-up while the Valiants only named four on a substitute bench boosted by the return of Lee Collins.