Evo-Stick Northern Premier League
Tuesday 1st March 2016

The village appears in Domesday Book, at the time of the survey it was known as ‘Magna Oufra’ which translates as Magna, an early Latin word meaning ‘great’ and oufra coming from Anglo Saxon ‘ofer’ translates as flat-topped ridge.
Mickleover Sports formed in 1948.
The club are simply nicknamed “Sports” and wear red and black striped shirts.Derby & District League 1948-1992
Central Midlands League 1992-1999
Supreme Division Champions 1998-99
Northern Counties East League 1999-2009

League Cup winners 2007
Northern Premier League 2009-present
NPL Division One South Champions 2009–10, 2014–15

Station Road
Mickleover
Derbyshire
DE3 9FE
Capacity 1500
English Non-League grounds visited 249
Current Evo-Stick NPL grounds visited 27/68The clubhouse, changing facilities, hospitality, snack bar and club shop are all at the entrance end behind the goal. The 280 capacity main stand sits on the halfway line with the same dugouts and small covered terrace enclosures at each side. There is a covered section behind the top goal, with an unused part of the ground which runs down one side and around towards the changing rooms.

Red card Nathan Buddle (36’)Adjudged a professional foul on the edge of the box.0-1 Michael Richardson (37’)Quick break found Richardson, who showed fast pace and produced a good finish to give the 10 men the lead.0-2 Arran Wearmouth (90+2’)Late pressure from the hosts saw them hit the post in the last minute, but a quick breakaway found Wearmouth clear on goal and he finished well to wrap up the points for Spartans.Entertainment 6/10Top Bloke - Michael Richardson (Blyth Spartans)SpondoolicksAdmission £10Programme £1(Original double issue programme from 2nd January, cover price £2.50)Pin badge £3.50Coffee £1

Matchday Web Album (27 pictures from Don Arnott Arena)