Eastleigh FC

Eastleigh FC has been put up for sale by chairman Stewart Donald, who looks set to invest in Sunderland. The statement in full from Donald reads as follows: "It is with great sadness and regret that I have to inform the Eastleigh fans that I have put our football club up for sale. I have spent over six years at the club and from the very first moment I arrived I have been welcomed and treated with great respect and kindness and I am truly grateful for the support everyone has given regardless of how well the team have performed at any given time. "It is an emotional decision for me and one that I did not expect to have to make. However, with my potential involvement in Sunderland, it is a condition that I must relinquish control of Eastleigh. If the rules were different I would have loved to remain with the club for many years to come. "Eastleigh has become, and will always be, extremely close to my heart. I have always tried to look after the club to the bes...

Eastleigh signed off the season in style with a 4-1 win against Solihull Moors with Sam Matthews scoring a hat-trick and starring for the Spitfires. Eastleigh finished their @TheNationalLge season in style 👌 @SolihullMoors 1-4 @EastleighFC Sam Matthews ( @Sam_LMatthews ) with a hat-trick 👊 Listen to the goals ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/hTmtntYy35 — BBC Solent Sport (@solentsport) April 28, 2018 Solihull Moors 1-4 Eastleigh

Eastleigh's final home game of the season ended in defeat as Macclesfield won 2-0 at the Silverlake Stadium to secure promotion to League Two as champions. Reaction from Andy Hessenthaler: Eastleigh 0-2 Macclesfield   

Eastleigh came back empty-handed from a long trip to Gateshead. The hosts scored a goal either side of half time to win 2-0. Gateshead 2-0 Eastleigh

Eastleigh almost came away with a point despite being 3-1 down at Barrow.  Ben Williamson made it 3-2 late on to add to Chris Zebroski's earlier strike before Ross Flitney headed the ball against the crossbar in the final seconds. Barrow 3-2 Eastleigh

Ten-man Eastleigh fought back from a goal down to earn a point with a dramatic late equaliser at the Silverlake. EASTLEIGH: Graham Stack, Sam Togwell (Ben Williamson, 65), Sam Wood (Michael Green, 82), Cav Miley, Ryan Cresswell, Andrew Boyce, Mark Yeates, Ryan Broom, Paul McCallum, Sam Matthews, Chris Zebroski (Reda Johnson, 72). Subs (not used): Ross Flitney, Danny Hollands. Referee: Adam Bromley. Attendance: 1,765 (205 from Wrexham) Reaction from Andy Hessenthaler, Graham Stack and Ryan Cresswell: REACTION: Thoughts from the #Spitfires boss Andy Hessenthaler, Graham Stack ( @GrahamStack1 ) & Ryan Cresswell after their clash with Wrexham... Listen: https://t.co/kou2dIGPY1 — BBC Solent Sport (@solentsport) April 7, 2018 Eastleigh 1-1 Wrexham

Goals from Chris Zebroski and Paul McCallum on Easter Monday saw the Spitfires register back-to-back wins with a fine performance away at Aldershot. Aldershot 0-2 Eastleigh