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From the guardian website;
Witton v Hucknall: FA Trophy preview
By Andrew Simpson
Witton Albion v Hucknall Town (ko 7.45pm)
FA Trophy Third Qualifying Round replay
Venue: Wincham Park
Winners’ prize fund: £3,000
Previous meeting: Hucknall 1 Witton 1
Witton (from): Kennedy (GK), Ellison (GK) Coo, Spearritt, Pritchard, Kearney, Brownhill, Dillon, Dave MacPherson, Lloyd, Brodie, Peers, Crowe, Warlow, Thornley, Rutter, Kyle Wilson
Doubtful: none
Injured: Brown (knee), Royle (ankle), Barras (knee), Craven (hamstring)
Suspended: none
Last year in FA Trophy: Round Two
Form guide (last six away): W W W W W L
Top scorer: Adam Warlow (14)
Hucknall (from): Reid (GK), Smith (GK), Timmons, Bobby Wilson, Asher, Sucharewycz, Cooke, Cullingsworth, Robinson, Mayman, Saunders, Bacon, Kistell, Howell, Thorpe
Doubtful: none
Injured: Ricketts (hamstring), Dempsey (knee)
Suspended: none
Cup tied: Dan MacPherson
Last year in FA Trophy: Third Qualifying Round
Form guide (last six home): W W L L L L
Top scorer: Danny Mayman (5)
Match pointers
WITTON have a perfect home record in the league so far this season, racking up eight successive wins. However, they have lost twice in the cup in front of their own fans against Prescot Cables and Altrincham respectively.
Jim Vince is likely to pick an unchanged team from the one that shared the spoils at Watnall Road on Saturday after his whole team came through unscathed. Alex Brown (knee), Tony Barras (knee), Chris Royle (ankle) and Dean Craven (hamstring) are all still out.
Hucknall have rattled in six goals in their past two away games - victories at Boston United and Stalybridge Celtic. Before that though they had lost the previous seven on the road.
Yellows boss David Lloyd can call on keeper Arran Reid despite his sending off in Saturday’s game. His ban had not listed by the FA yesterday, Monday.
Both teams know there is the reward of a home tie awaiting them in the first round proper after they were paired with Tamworth in yesterday’s draw. Not only that but the victors will cash a cheque for £3,000.