After a run of four successive away games Witton return to Wincham Park on Saturday afternoon when they welcome Mickleover FC in a Northern Premier League fixture.
Results and performances over those four games have been mixed but with the return of players from injury, the future is looking much better and will bring cause for optimism.
Witton go into Saturday’s game still looking for their first league points at Wincham Park but they face another tough challenge from a Mickleover side who have managed to have the upper hand in previous meetings but surely, that will change at some point.
Witton’s only success coming on the 9th November 2019, when a blistering performance at the Don Amott Arena saw them return to Cheshire with all three points, following a 4-1 win with goals from James Short, Billy Smart, Will Jones & Danny McKenna respectively.
Last season saw Mickleover sitting at the top of the league table, having won seven of the ten league games they had played by the time the season was cut short and the two sides had met in Derbyshire by that time, with the home side coming out on top with a narrow 2-1 win with George Milner and Andrew Wright on target before Billy Smart’s consolidation for the Albion a minute from time.
Getting that first home win will be a huge boost for Witton should they achieve it and will hopefully start the process of climbing up the table.
Kick off at Wincham Park is 3pm.
WITTON ALBION FC,
WINCHAM PARK,
CHAPEL STREET,
WINCHAM,
NORTHWICH,
CW9 6DA.
Parking: The Car Park is past the Social Club on the right.
Admission Prices: Adults £11, Over 65’s/Disabled £8, Young Adults (18-21) £6, Under 18’s £2 (FREE with Junior Membership). Season Ticket Holders & GOLD Membership Card Holders - Admitted FREE.
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Online ticket sales are only available until midnight on FRIDAY, 24th SEPTEMBER.
Cash payments at the turnstiles will still be an option for supporters who wish to use them except for “All-Ticket” games.
Matchday Programme: £2.50 - A 36 page issue - On sale inside the stadium near the Museum & inside the Social Club.
Stadium Access: Before the game, the stadium is only accessible by way of the turnstiles. From Half time onwards access to the Social Club from inside the stadium will be permitted via the passageway within the main stand.
Following the lifting of COVID restrictions, rules have now changed in and around the Social Club.
Social Club: The Social Club will be open from 1pm.
Social Club: Access to the Social Club is by way of the main entrance before the game.The One-way system through the Stelfox Lounge has been removed. Table Service is being removed, so people can order drinks from one end the Bar and collect them from the other end. The screen where drinks are paid for at the cash point will remain in place - this is to protect Staff. Please note: There is to be NO Standing at the Bar. Face coverings are no longer mandatory but are recommended in enclosed spaces.
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.
Refreshments: Food is now available once again within the Social Club and The Tea Bar (Queenies) will also be open inside the stadium.
The Junior Snack Bar will also be open at the Wincham End of the stadium and Junior Membership Cards can be collected from Alan Jackson. Juniors are welcome to use either Tea Bar within the stadium if preferred.
The Track & Trace System is being kept for the time being but is NOT mandatory. Documentation will be placed by the entrance to the Social Club for those who wish to use it.
Hand Sanitizers are positioned near to every entrance point around the Stadium & Social Club and are being retained. Supporters are welcome to use them.