Stevenage will use Saturday’s League Two game against Southend United to welcome fans back to the Lamex Stadium.

Alex Revell will have a new face helping him on the bench after Stevenage appointed Joe Dunne as assistant manager.

Stevenage manager Alex Revell got his wish for another home tie in the FA Cup – and they landed another former Premier League outfit.

Jamie Cumming believes he is adapting and learning by the day during his stay at Stevenage – and wants his adopted club to push on from a very successful week.

All Stevenage eyes will be on ball number 45 for tonight’s FA Cup third round draw.

Stevenage manager Alex Revell says a home tie against a Premier League team and having supporters back at the Lamex Stadium would be the perfect reward for their victory over Hull City in the FA Cup.

Shoot-out hero Jamie Cumming knows exactly who he doesn’t want Stevenage to be paired with in the FA Cup third round draw – parent club Chelsea.

Stevenage boss Alex Revell was naturally delighted with a famous FA Cup victory over Hull City but there was one thing that trumped even that – the character of the players.

Stevenage produced a famous victory in the FA Cup as they dumped League One Hull City out – winning 6-5 on penalties after a 1-1 draw.

Alex Revell had his heart firmly on his sleeve during Stevenage’s 2-1 win over Port Vale and is hoping that the victory can be a source of inspiration.

Aramide Oteh believes that the beginnings of a natural partnership with Danny Newton are starting to be seen after Stevenage’s 2-1 win over Port Vale.

The moon was shining brightly above the Lamex Stadium but it had nothing on the grin of a delighted Alex Revell after the Stevenage boss watched his side beat Port Vale.

It may have been a behind closed doors encounter but the roar that greeted the final whistle was probably as loud as if there were thousands of fans in attendance.

Spectators are set to return to sports venues next month as coronavirus restrictions are eased – but only for areas with lower infection rates.

Stevenage slipped into the relegation places after leaving themselves too much to do in a 2-1 defeat at home to Bolton Wanderers.

Stevenage’s path towards a potential money-spinning third round FA Cup tie will need to go through a side that were only relegated from the Premier League in 2017.

Tom Pett was delighted to be on any football field after a tough year – but the fact it was back in a Stevenage shirt was even more pleasing.

Winning was the prime goal for Stevenage in their FA Cup first round tie with Concord Rangers – but manager Alex Revell admitted it wasn’t always pretty.

Stevenage’s hugely disappointing season continued – even though they scrambled to a 5-4 penalty shoot-out win at home to Concord Rangers in the first round of the FA Cup.

Stevenage’s long wait for a league goal finally ended at Colchester United – but that was a rare positive on a difficult evening and manager Alex Revell is now looking for the FA Cup to get their season back on track.