Notts County

The Magpies boss has recalled Aden Baldwin into the middle of the back three after serving his two-match suspension following his red card against Dagenham and ...

The other change comes in midfield, with John Bostock preferred to Jim O'Brien alongside Matty Palmer. [Adam Chicksen importance highlighted following landmark Notts County appearance](https://www.nottinghampost.com/sport/football/football-news/adam-chicksen-importance-highlighted-following-8248563) [Joel Taylor exit explained as Notts County transfer plan revealed](https://www.nottinghampost.com/sport/football/football-news/joel-taylor-exit-explained-notts-8246314) [Tiernan Brooks makes transfer admission and Notts County vow](https://www.nottinghampost.com/sport/football/football-news/tiernan-brooks-makes-transfer-admission-8246301) [Macaulay Langstaff 'hungry for more' despite netting eighth Notts County brace as goal records loom](https://www.nottinghampost.com/sport/football/football-news/macaulay-langstaff-hungry-me-despite-8242718) Adam Chicksen remains in the back three, with Jodi Jones and Aaaron Nemane deployed in the wing-back positions.

Macaulay Langstaff, taking on leadership responsibility, continued his inspired form – taking his goal tally to 35 for the season. Tough and gritty performances ...

Winning in the manner that they did should be a solid platform to build on for the remainder of the season. This goal epitomised the ruthless nature of The Magpies’ performance. For County, it was important to get back on track after a recent dip in form. The hunger to seek victory was exemplified through their pressing at the top of the pitch. For the remainder of the first half, County continued to look dangerous. The visitors’ early defensive solidarity was rewarded with an early goal in the 13th minute.

Eastleigh goalkeeper Joe McDonnell had to save from Rodrigues and Jodi Jones early on with County counterpart Tiernan Brooks thwarting Whitehall as both sides ...

Rodrigues stabbed County in front 14 minutes from time, before Langstaff rounded off the win with a late header. Eastleigh goalkeeper Joe McDonnell had to save from Rodrigues and Jodi Jones early on with County counterpart Tiernan Brooks thwarting Whitehall as both sides enjoyed chances. Ruben Rodrigues double helps Notts County to come from behind and beat Eastleigh

There were 18 games on Tuesday night - and there were some tricks repeated! Notts County are refusing to let Wrexham ride off into the distance and once again ...

In a big National League South night down the bottom, the Beavers defeated Cheshunt in the closing stages 2-1 - just like they did on Saturday against Chelmsford City. Giovanni McGregor got Chelmsford City’s winner at Concord Rangers as a late Jake McCarty goal saved a point for struggling Havant & Waterlooville at Farnborough. Boreham Wood are just brilliant at the moment and a Zak Brunt penalty earned them a fifth win on the spin - and they dented the hopes of play-off rivals Southend United in the process. Scott Wilson grabbed a late winner for Bath City as they broke Dulwich Hamlet hearts and kept their fans on tenterhooks. And just like on Saturday in the FA Trophy, Altrincham left York City with a 2-1 win - this time James Oliver nodded home the winner. Just like on Saturday, Jordan Thomas got a late winner for Hampton & RB.

Notts County news from NottinghamshireLive as the Magpies midfielder explains his mindset following his penalty miss against Eastleigh.

"I am that kind of player and person that when you do something wrong you have to prove yourself and prove others that you can do right. "The penalty happens but everyone came to me and they were so positive and gave me so much positive feedback and told me to keep going and then of course I score the second one and I am just really happy for the team. "I kept doing my thing and being patient, and when the first goal came my confidence was high - but then of course there was the penalty.