We have been drawn at home to Sandbach United in the FA Youth Cup Preliminary Round.
The tie is scheduled to be played in the week commencing MONDAY, 29th AUGUST.
Witton’s FA Youth Cup Preliminary Round tie against Sandbach United will be played at the U Lock It Stadium on THURSDAY, 1st SEPTEMBER with a 7.45pm kick off.
Should the scores be level after 90 minutes, the tie will be decided on penalties.
Admission is by way of cash payments at the turnstiles.
Admission Prices confirmed as follows:
Adults: £4, Concessions & 16-18 Years Olds £2, Under 16’s: £1.
Please note: The Bar will NOT be open.
Congratulations to Coach Martyn Irvine and the Witton Albion Academy team who progressed through to the First Qualifying Round of the FA Youth Cup by beating Sandbach United 5-2 at the U Lock It Stadium.
Following Thursday night’s excellent victory over Sandbach United in the Preliminary Round, Witton’s Academy team have been drawn at home to the winners of the Ramsbottom United v Hyde United tie in the First Qualifying Round.
The tie is scheduled to be played the week commencing 12th September but the date is still to be confirmed.
Witton’s Academy team will play Hyde United in the First Qualifying Round following Hyde’s 5-0 win at Ramsbottom United tonight.
Witton’s Academy team will host Hyde United in the First Qualifying Round of the FA Youth Cup on THURSDAY, 15th SEPTEMBER at the U Lock It Stadium with a 7pm kick off.
Should the scores be level after normal time the tie will be decided on penalties.
Admission Prices confirmed as follows:
Adults: £4, Concessions Over 65’s/Disabled & 16-18 Years Olds: £2, Under 16’s: £1.
Turnstiles will be open from 6pm and admission is by way of Card & cash payments at the turnstiles.
Please note: Membership Cards are NOT valid for Cup fixtures.
Please note: The Tea Bar will be open.
Sadly, Witton’s Academy team’s involvement in this year’s FA Youth Cup came to an end on Thursday night as they were beaten 5-0 by Hyde United at the U Lock It Stadium.
The Tigers strong performance particularly in the first half saw them cruise into a 4-0 interval lead but, the scoreline doesn’t reflect the fact that Albion put a great deal of effort into the game without reward.
Driven on by midfielder Isaac Shaw, Witton weren’t able to breach a tough Hyde defence and the Tigers added a fifth goal after the break as Albion’s cup run came to an end but they were by no means disgraced.