Witton look to continue the recent good form on Tuesday night when they welcome Wythenshawe FC in a Northern Premier League West Division fixture.
The Ammies have made an excellent start to their campaign following a return to the league at the first time of asking.
Relegation two seasons ago was followed by a tremendous campaign where they secured the North West Counties Premier Division title.
Witton’s FA Cup exploits continue for a while longer after a tremendous performance and result at in-form Avro on Saturday.
The draw could have been kinder after their achievements but we will face that at the right time.
James Kinsey’s side currently sit third in the table, having lost only one league game against Hanley Town and have kept three clean sheets so far.
Witton are currently fifth in the table and have kept four clean sheets in their last five games in all competitions.
Last season’s leading scorer Freddy Garbutt has already made a big impact with six goals so far but goals have been shared around and hopefully that will continue.
A difficult game is to be expected but Witton will be hoping to put three more points on the board.
Kick off the Bedspace Trust Community Stadium is 7.45pm.
WITTON ALBION FC,
THE BEDSPACE TRUST COMMUNITY STADIUM,
CHAPEL STREET,
WINCHAM,
NORTHWICH,
CW9 6DA.
Parking: The Car Park is past the Social Club on the right. Please note: Parking for Disabled is near to the turnstiles at the Wincham End of the stadium - the first entrance as you approach the stadium from the access road.
Admission is by way of Card or cash payments at the turnstiles at the Wincham End of the stadium on matchday.
Match Tickets can also be purchased ahead of the game via the Fanbase app but please note: There is a 50p booking fee payable.
Tickets purchased online will be scanned at the turnstiles from mobile phones.
Admission Prices: Adults: £12, Concessions(Over65’s/Disabled): £7, Young Adults: (18-21 Year Old’s): £5, Under 18’s: £3 (FREE with Junior Membership Card). Season Ticket Holders & Under 5’s - Admitted FREE.
Stadium Access: Before the game, the stadium is only accessible by way of the turnstiles. Wheelchair users access is via the gate near to the turnstiles at the Wincham End of the stadium.
Disabled Facilities: There are two sections - one at each end of the main stand for Wheelchair users.
Due to the changing of the arrangements for access to the Social Club, the turnstiles will be open 2 hours prior to kick off - 1pm on Saturdays, 6pm for midweek games unless otherwise stated.
Matchday Programme: Please note: Matchday Programmes are now being produced in digital format. QR Codes will be placed around the stadium on matchday for supporters to access it. A link will also be posted on Social Media ahead of each game.
Social Club: The Social Club will be open from 6pm. Please note: Card payments are accepted at the bar.
Please note: The Social Club can only be accessed from inside the stadium after entering via the turnstiles. From half time onwards, the Social Club is accessible via the passageway within the main stand.
Please note: As the Social Club is a food preparation area, dogs are NOT permitted inside the Social Club with the exception of assistance dogs(hearing and visually impaired).
Please note: Alcohol is permitted inside the stadium but MUST be in a plastic beaker.
We now have Re-usable Cups for a £2 deposit(Returnable) - Same rules but a different design.
Refreshments: Food is now available once again within the Social Club and The Tea Bar (Queenies) will also be open inside the stadium at the Lostock End of the stadium.
Other Facilities: Please note: it is not possible to confirm whether the FanZone, Can Bar by the Museum/Club Shop or Wincham End Team Bar will be open - This will depend on whether there are enough volunteers available.
Toilet Facilities: There are toilet facilities in all four corners of the stadium, as well as inside the main entrance to the Social Club which also has a wheelchair accessible facility.
Hand Sanitizers are positioned near to every entrance point around the Stadium & Supporters are welcome to use them.
Additional Information: For those going to the game please note that the B5075 New Warrington Road is closed from the roundabout at the top of town through to the junction with the A559 Marston Lane.
The best route from Northwich is by turning left at the Slow & Easy in Lostock Gralam and left again at the next traffic lights.
Top 5 clash tonight to look forward to! Both sides will want to extend there good form and keep in the top 5.
They are doing well after a promotion last season. Team-wise barring injuries, hard to change a side in good form but maybe a tweak to get Hamman back into the middle and Sotona into left back maybe?
Good problem for Ben to have.
Good luck whoever plays. UTA
There will be full match commentary on the game.
Iain and the team will be live from around 7.30pm on https://s5.citrus3.com:2020/public/radiowitton
Witton team news & latest score updates will appear here as and when they become available.
Team news: Witton make one change from the starting line-up that beat Avro in the Emirates FA Cup on Saturday Joel Bembo-Leta comes in for Geffry Ebhote(unavailable). James Hooper comes into the squad but Kyle King and goalkeeper James Wright are not involved.
Witton team:
Cameron Terry, Jack Walls, Jacob Hamman, Wade Rutherford, Joel Bembo-Leta, Danny Kerr, Joe Edwards, James Lawrie, Freddy Garbutt, James Steele, Tom Hoyle.
Subs: Damola Sotona, Ben Holmes, Lewis Crane, Ollie McDonough, James Hooper.
Latest Score from The Bedspace Trust Community Stadium:
Witton Albion 0 Wythenshawe FC 0.
10 minutes played.
GOALLLLL
Latest Score from The Bedspace Trust Community Stadium:
Witton Albion 1 Wythenshawe FC 0.
James Lawrie gives the Albion the lead on 11 minutes - slotting home after Ammies keeper Ryan Forde had denied Tom Hoyle.
20 minutes played - Albion still lead courtesy of James Lawrie’s goal.
Latest Score from The Bedspace Trust Community Stadium:
Witton Albion 1 Wythenshawe FC 0.
30 minutes played.
GOAL
Latest Score from The Bedspace Trust Community Stadium:
Witton Albion 1 Wythenshawe FC 1.
Darius Palma equalises for the Ammies on 31 minutes - his curling effort giving Cameron Terry in the Albion goal no chance.
40 minutes played - Still 1-1.
Half Time Score from The Bedspace Trust Community Stadium:
Witton Albion 1 Wythenshawe FC 1.
Latest Score from The Bedspace Trust Community Stadium:
Witton Albion 1 Wythenshawe FC 1.
55 minutes played.
Witton Substitution:
Jacob Hamman replaced by Damola Sotona on 56 minutes.
Witton Substitution:
Joe Edwards replaced by Ollie McDonough on 57 minutes.
60 minutes played - Still 1-1.
Yellow card:
Witton’s Danny Kerr on 66 minutes.
Latest Score from The Bedspace Trust Community Stadium:
Witton Albion 1 Wythenshawe FC 1.
70 minutes played.
Yellow card:
Wythenshawe FC’s Darius Palma on 71 minutes.