Picture by @YTJourno A first win at Newcastle since 1934 has given a huge boost to Brentford 's growing ambition to qualify for Europe. They moved up to seventh in the Premier League table after their brilliant 3-2 victory at St James' Park which was sealed with a late strike from Dango Ouattara. Vitaly Janelt had a great game, clearing off the line before heading home an equaliser to cancel Sven Botman's opener at a corner. Igor Thiago then put the Bees ahead from the spot a

Feet on the ground - Andy Woodman's calm reaction to late equaliser : Picture by @YTJourno The message was clear: We shouldn't expect Bromley to roll over everyone who visits Hayes Lane between now and the end of the season. It was obviously a blow to concede deep into injury time, but the 2-2 draw for the Ravens at home to Crewe on Tuesday night was hardly a disaster, according to the boss. Andy Woodman's side are now unbeaten in 10 games and have a handy six-point cushion

Popular shirts in these parts : Picture by @YTJourno League Two Bromley (1) 2 Whitely 31, Thompson 70 Crewe Alexandra (0) 2 Pond 54, Demetriou 90+4 Bromley are living the dream. And they are determined not to wake up from it. OK, so they did not quite get the win they wanted to extend their lead at the top of the division to eight points, but if they can still come close to winning on an off day where they had only 31 per cent of the ball, things are looking good. The weekend

Signs of life : Picture by @capitalfootball Just when they seemed dead and buried, West Ham have suddenly sprung to life. A couple of weeks ago they lost at home to relegation rivals Nottingham Forest to plunge the club into despond. Now, a week on from a last-gasp win at Spurs they claimed a 3-1 win against Sunderland to breathe more life into their hopes of survival. A first half blitz brought goals from Crysencio Summerville, Jarrod Bowen (from the penalty spot) and Mateu

Andy Woodman reflects on another job well done: Picture by @YTJourno Andy Woodman is making no bones about it. He believes his side has what it takes to go up. Bromley enter the Christmas period in second place in League Two following Saturday's 2-0 victory over Grimsby Town - a brace from Will Hondermack sealing yet another home win for the Ravens, who have yet to lose in the league at Hayes Lane. "Let's not shy away from it, why shouldn't we be charging for the top spot?,

Christmas fun and jinx at the CopperJax : Picture by @YTJourno League Two Bromley (1) 2 Hondermarck 12, 55 Grimsby Town (0) 0 It's now seven wins in eight league games for the Ravens, who are now up to second in the table. This is threatening to be a great season for them as the potential to reach new heights as a club becomes clear. A brace from Will Hondermarck set them up for the win, which ensures they retain the division's only unbeaten home record too. Their no-nonsense

Cloudless skies over Bromley right now: Picture by @YTJourno League Two Bromley (2) 2 Kabamba 7, Cheek 12 Gillingham (0) 2 Andrews 56,...

The Hive - getting ready for another tilt at League Two : Picture by @YTJourno Barnet were busy turning down media press pass requests...

Picture by: Capital Football Today is the day that most real football fans wait for with the greatest anticipation. Forget the Premier...

Saturday's return clash with AFC Wimbledon will be another hugely significant moment in Bromley's history - but boss Andy Woodman admits...