Match photos from the Workington Vs Prescot Cables game on Saturday 20 September 2025.

Workington extended their unbeaten league record against Cables to eleven matches but that first home win of the season still eludes them.

Workington’s excellent record against Prescot Cables will be put to the test on Saturday in the NPL Premier Division clash at Borough Park.

This was a right mixture of a performance – good, bad and indifferent as Reds slipped to a sixth league defeat.

After a weekend off, Reds resume their Northern Premier League campaign with a Tuesday evening trip across the A69 to face Hebburn Town.

There was a feel-good factor at Borough Park around 10pm on Tuesday and that despite Reds still searching for their first home win.

Premier Division leaders, FC United of Manchester, come to Borough Park on Tuesday (7.45pm) with Reds hoping to build on their first win.

For the second time this year, Reds scored a late winner at the Sir Tom Finney Stadium to secure their first win of the season.

What would the Reds give for a repeat of their win at Irongate earlier this year?

The agony continues for beleaguered Workington, and their supporters after being dumped out of the FA Cup.

Reds start their FA Cup campaign on Saturday but do so nervously after a wretched start to the season.

Difficult to see where the elusive first win is coming from after another poor showing from Reds leaves them rooted to the foot of the table

No respite for ‘non-league’ players as the August fixtures come thick and fast.

There was a collective sigh of relief from the Workington faithful after this one as Reds’ battled their way to a hard-fought draw.

Unless you are taking part in the BBC’s teatime quiz, being pointless is not a very nice experience.

It may get worse before it gets better as Reds fell to a fourth successive defeat after another closely fought encounter.

Whatever happens on Tuesday, Workington know their lowly league position cannot deteriorate.

Workington made amends for their horror show at Stockton with a much more acceptable performance against the strongly fancied Hednesford.

Over 2,000 supporters attended Hednesford Town’s opening home game of the season on Tuesday.

This was Workington’s heaviest defeat on the road since……their last visit to the MAP Group Stadium ten months ago.