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Club newsBytewise IT joins Carlisle United as partner
Carlisle United welcome Bytewise IT as a business partner for the new season, linking the club with a firm already embedded in local football.
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Club newsRob Elliot on Feeney's Carlisle United comeback
Captain Morgan Feeney is back for Carlisle United after injury, featuring in the 4-1 victory over Hornchurch as the club sits 12th in the National League.
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Club newsElliot on signings after Carlisle fan gallery
Carlisle United manager Rob Elliot says the club will back him for the right signing, as a local fan wins a £10,000 prize and supporters are pictured at the Hornchurch match.
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Match reportCarlisle United beat Hornchurch 4-1 in first league win
Carlisle United secured their first National League win of the season by defeating Hornchurch 4-1, featuring a clinical double from Harvey Bunker.
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Club newsCarlisle United host Wealdstone, fan zone opens 6pm
Carlisle United will play Wealdstone at Grosvenor Vale on Friday 7:45pm, with a fan zone opening at 6pm offering food, drinks, and VIP tables.
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Match reportCarlisle 4-1 Hornchurch - Bunker double wins
Carlisle United beat Hornchurch 4-1 on 22 August 2026 at Brunton Park. Harvey Bunker scored twice, earning Man of the Match. The victory gives Carlisle their first win of the season and boosts them to 12th in the National League.
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Match reportCarlisle United 4-1 Hornchurch: Bunker’s brace sparks win
Carlisle United secured a 4-1 victory over Hornchurch at Brunton Park, with Harvey Bunker scoring a brace that gave the Blues a two-goal advantage early on. The win marked the most eventful start to the season in terms of goals for the club, with seven goals in the first three league matches.
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Club newsHarvey Bunker proud as Carlisle United win 4-1 over Hornchurch
Harvey Bunker, Carlisle United’s 23-year-old midfielder, praised the club’s first win of the National League campaign after a 4-1 victory over Hornchurch. The win, the team’s third match of the season, came under new head coach Rob Elliot and followed a shock loss to Worthing and a draw at Yeovil Town. Bunker, who has scored three goals in three games, said he’s happy to see the season “get going” and wants to help the club secure promotion back to League Two.
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Club newsCarlisle United Boss Says Ajiboye Fine, Richardson Under Review
Rob Elliot confirmed that winger David Ajiboye’s knock in the 4-1 win over Hornchurch was not a serious concern, while defender Kenton Richardson will be assessed after being withdrawn from the squad. Elliot highlighted the decision to keep the young Hayden Atkinson in the lineup and the cautious approach to Richardson’s fitness.
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Club newsCarlisle's Away Ticket Information for Southend United Clash
Carlisle United fans heading to Southend United for their upcoming match can find ticket information and details on the away team's website.
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Match reportCarlisle defeats Milton‑Union 41-12 in season opener
Carlisle opened the 2026 season with a decisive 41‑12 win over Milton‑Union in a non‑conference match held in New Carlisle, Ohio.
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Club newsInjury Concerns for Carlisle United's David Ajiboye
Carlisle United boss Rob Elliot discusses David Ajiboye's injury and Kenton Richardson's status after 4-1 win
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Club newsFormer Carlisle Manager Roddy Collins Joins Ebbsfleet Utd
Former Carlisle United manager Roddy Collins has joined Ebbsfleet United as a football advisor.
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OpinionLiverpool solicitor pleads guilty to drink‑driving
Liverpool solicitor Helen Dugdale, 57, pleaded guilty to two drink‑driving offences on August 21 at Carlisle Magistrates' Court. She was found driving a VW Tiguan with breath alcohol levels of 95 and 57 micrograms per 100 ml, well above the 35‑microgram legal limit.
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Match reportCarlisle United vs Hornchurch - Match Report Pending
A match report for Carlisle United's game against Hornchurch is yet to be published.
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Club newsTransparency Issues Plague Carlisle United
Carlisle United's transparency score drops due to limited fans' forums and reporting on boardroom interactions, with the club currently standing 17th in the National League, 5 points behind leaders Harrogate Town.
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Club newsCarlisle United: Les O’Neill’s £50 Weekly Wage Revealed
Les O’Neill, Carlisle United’s midfield legend, earned just £50 a week during the 1973/74 season. The basic wage was confirmed by a contract letter dated 23 May 1973, revealed by his daughter Lisa after his death in November 2025. The document also details a complex bonus structure that rewarded appearances, league position, promotion and cup runs, underscoring how the club maximised a modest wage for a player who helped secure the club’s only top-flight promotion.
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Club newsCarlisle United Seek Clinical Edge as Mullarkey Calls for Cohesion
Toby Mullarkey, a 30-year-old defender on a half-season loan from Fleetwood Town, said Carlisle United must become more clinical at both ends of the pitch as they chase their first league win. The Blues, who have earned one point from their opening two matches, will face newly-promoted Hornchurch on Saturday at Brunton Park.
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TransfersCarlisle United miss out on James Trafford transfer windfall
Carlisle United receive no financial benefit from James Trafford's £40m move to Leeds United, despite his academy roots. Blues confirm no sell-on clause remains.
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Club newsCarlisle United Fan Engagement Ranks Seventh in National League
Carlisle United ranks seventh in the National League for fan engagement, but their transparency score drops.
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Club newsCarlisle United's Rob Elliot on 'fantastic' Piatak meeting
Carlisle United manager Rob Elliot discusses his meeting with Tom Piatak, the owner of the club, and the backing he has received to improve the team.
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TransfersCarlisle United Sign Bristol City Striker Luke Skinner on Loan
Carlisle United bolster their striker options with the loan signing of Bristol City's Luke Skinner, who joins the Blues on a one-month deal. Skinner, an 18-year-old forward, has impressed in his previous loan spells and will be available for today's trip to Yeovil Town.
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Club newsGateshead boss responds to loss of keeper to Carlisle
Gateshead boss Lee Cattermole responds to the loss of goalkeeper Adam Desbois to Carlisle United.
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Club newsCarlisle United Confirm New CEO After Regulatory Approval
Carlisle United have confirmed Tom Lawrence as their new chief executive after receiving regulatory approval. He will work closely with the owners, board, and football department to improve the club's financial and commercial performance.