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Khalsa victorious on the road.
7 February 2026: The Khalsa played a strong 90 minutes today on the road against 8th place Shifnal Town. With the pouring rain in Shropshire, the pitch had passed inspection, and the Khalsa played on to an eventual win. An early chance came with a penalty shot awarded to Sam Mark Fitzgerald in the 11th minute. However, he shot wide.
But the push continued. In the 33rd minute, Gurjit ‘Gaz’ Singh netted one on a great setup. Going into the second half, Gaz Singh was substituted off in the 64th minute for Luke Shearer. Three minute later, Chay Tilt scored his team-leading 14th goal to make it 2-0. The Khalsa then again were awarded a penalty shot to which Andre Landell netted his 10th goal to kick the lead up to 3-0. Four Shifnal Town players were given yellow cards throughout the match, including Captain Kyle Bennett. Shifnal scored one late into extra time, but it was not enough as Khalsa took down the road win.
The club now sits at 17th with a 3 goal differential from 16th place Newcastle Town. Khalsa play again on Valentine’s Day against 14th place Kidsgrove.
Khalsa drought continues.
3 February 2026: The club had a great opportunity to push further away from the bottom four relegation places by securing a victory over Newcastle Town. Unfortunately, the outcome was not the one yearned for.
Newcastle Town opened the scoring in the 29th minute. In the 38th minute, Khalsa player Zach Kourouiyanni was handed a red card in an attempt on stopping Newcastle from scoring once more. Newcastle would score twice more in the 45th and 84th minutes. But not before Captain Kristian Green would net one in the 58th minute. The final was 1-3.
Newcastle Town now push further to 16th, while Sporting Khalsa still hold the 18th spot above the 4 relegation positions, that too on a tiebreaker with the Stafford Rangers and Darlaston Town respectively.
In fact, Stafford and Khalsa are neck-and-neck, with an identical record, goals for, goals against, and goal differential. On Saturday, Stafford play 13th place Witton Albion. Khalsa in turn play 8th place Shifnal Town. A difference in goal differential at minimum remains the key.
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Sporting Khalsa F.C. play in the West Division of the Northern Premier League (NPL). The NPL is composed of 3 divisions. Along with the Southern League (2 Divisions) and the Isthmian League (3 Divisions), these three leagues and seven divisions make up the 8th tier of 11 tiers of professional English football (soccer).
Sporting Khalsa F.C. was founded in 1991 by members of the British Sikh community.
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Khalsa fall short in 2—4 loss.
31 January 2026: Returning to league play after securing a semifinals spot at the Walsall Cup, the Khalsa were due for a tough match against 7th placed Bootle at home. It was a promising start, with Isai Ismael Marselia scoring 7 minutes in. Just 5 minutes later in the 12th however, Bootle tied it up at 1 apiece. In the 19th minute, Khalsa Captain Kristian Green was unlucky with a handball play being awarded a penalty shot for Bootle, and they were able to capitalize. At half-time, Khalsa was down 1-2.
Returning to the pitch saw more tight and locked action. But Bootle were able to net another in the 81st minute. A Khalsa double substitution in the 84th later drew for a good push into extra time, with Luke Shearer cutting the deficit to 2-3. Unfortunately, Bootle found a response late, and the final was 2-4 going the other way.
Sporting Khalsa now sit at 18th with a tie-breaker over Darlaston Town for the first of four relegation spots. Khalsa has a tremendous chance to cushion further from relegation, facing 17th place Newcastle on February 3rd.
Khalsa move on to WSC Semis.
27 January 2026: The Khalsa had faced off against Brocton in the Quarterfinals of the Walsall Senior Cup, an annual local tournament played by clubs around the county, hosted by the Staffordshire Football Association. The Khalsa had earlier on 25 November defeated the Royal Air Force Rep team 5-0. A full 90 minutes was played with intense action and great chances, but none were able to convert to take the edge. Khalsa goalkeeper Jack Blood made his debut for the team.
Khalsa’s Stan Asomugha was stretchered off the pitch for unknown reasons in the 53rd minute, being replaced by Sam Mark Fitzgerald. The unbroken 0-0 tie persisted, with Blood stopping everything he faced, leading the game to penalty shots.
In order, Fitzgerald, Andre Landell, Isai Ismael Marselia and Kieron Whittaker all netted for Khalsa. Converting on 4/5 attempts, the Khalsa defeated Brocton to move on to the Semifinals.
Tilt shines for 4 in 5—0 Victory.
17 January 2026: The Khalsa played a stunning 90 minutes against Trafford, where Chay Tilt went off for 4 goals. He opened the scoring in the 7th minute, and with the Khalsa leading 1-0 into the second half, Tilt netted three more in the 54th, 69th and 71st minutes.
Prior to, Tilt had 5 goals in 22 appearances. He now sits just one goal behind Andre Landell for first. A Trafford goal in the 51st minute was deemed offside, and disallowed. The fifth Khalsa goal came on a free kick attempt by Kieron Whittaker, who’s shot ended up being hit in by Trafford’s Scott Sephton. R’avan Constable stood tall for the shutout.
Sporting Khalsa now sit 16th, with 26 points for their 26 games played. Tilt’s four goals now brings the goal differential down to -14. Khalsa play again next Saturday against 20th place Wythenshaw Town.
Khalsa battle for a 1—1 draw.
24 January 2026: The Khalsa took on 20th place Wythenshaw Town on the road, who were looking to oust their way out of relegation. Chay Tilt opened the scoring in the 4th minute, racking up for him 5 goals in his last two games. Khalsa Kieron Whittaker drew a foul for a yellow card in the 40th minute. The Lions stood tall throughout the first half, with goal-keeper R’avan Constable being challenged steadily. Closing the first half however, in the 46th minute, Wythenshaw’s Domaine Rouse tied the game late.
In the second half, the Khalsa still played with the edge. However, nothing was able to be put into the net. Coming into the 90th minute, the Khalsa had a stellar chance to eek out a victory with a corner kick. Tilt had worked with the ball, but it just wasn’t enough to get it through. Khalsa play again next Saturday at home against 7th place Bootle.