Jamie Cureton: Kings Park Rangers striker scores in all 10 tiers of English football

Earlier this month, the lively players in the Kings Park Rangers dressing room were as keen as Cureton was to get his 10th-tier goal over the line.

On his debut he assisted Ben Cannell, but a goal of his own escaped him in a 25-minute substitute appearance for the Suffolk side, who are based in Great Cornard.

But on Saturday, Cureton made history against Dussindale & Hellesdon Rovers as he came off the bench to score the fourth goal in a 4-1 win.

Kings Park Rangers heralded the achievement with a post on X: “The legend has completed football!”

After a series of lower-league player-management roles, Cureton signed for the club as a striker in October in the hopes of “getting out of the pressure cooker and just having fun”.

But the veteran forward still has his eye on a couple of achievements he’d like to add to his list.

“I’m still about, I think, four or five goals away from 400, so that’s one I’d like to chase,” Cureton said.

“The club I’m at, we’re trying to get promotions, so that’s a big aim.

“I’ve always said, as long as I’m fit enough – and I’m not letting anyone down – then I would still play.

“I’m just playing for fun, because I can and I still enjoy it and love it.

“To top it off with scoring as well is a bonus.”