Following the postponement of Saturday’s Isuzu FA Trophy third round tie against Leamington, the game has now been rearranged for this coming Tuesday.
Read on to view all of the details you’ll need ahead of the trip.
PITCH UPDATE
On Monday afternoon, the hosts announced via X that they have “zero concerns” regarding the game going ahead on Tuesday night.
🏟️ With no rain since Saturday night, we have been able to get on the pitch today earlier than expected and start prep!
— Leamington FC ⚽️ (@LeamingtonFC) December 9, 2024
We are now delighted to say that we have zero concerns regarding tomorrow’s game against @officiallydale! 🤩#BackingTheBrakes | #BrakesTogether pic.twitter.com/VmsYSWIwys
ADMISSION DETAILS
Any tickets purchased for Saturday’s game will be valid for the rearranged date on Tuesday. If you can’t make the new date and would like to request a refund, please email tickets@leamingtonfc.co.uk.
Tickets can still be purchased through our hosts’ website, or you can pay on the night at the stadium. It will be unsegregated.
Click HERE for full ticketing details.
PRE-MATCH INTERVIEW
We caught up with Aidan Barlow ahead of the game, as he also looked back on last week’s game against his former club Manchester United and the season so far.
Click HERE to watch in full via our YouTube channel.
COMPETITION RULES
Should the match finish level at 90 minutes, a penalty shootout will be required to determine who advances to the next round of the competition.
Full competition rules for the FA Trophy can be found HERE.
FOLLOW THE GAME
The tie is now being streamed live in the UK & Ireland, as well as overseas, by 247.tv.
Click HERE for full details on how to purchase a streaming pass, priced at £8.99.
Live commentary is also available via Dale Player. We are on air at 7.40pm on Tuesday.
Click HERE for full details, including how to sign up.
THE OPPOSITION
Leamington won promotion to the National League North last season, winning the Southern League Premier Division Central playoffs with a 1-0 win over AFC Telford United in the final.
It was an instant return to the NL North after relegation in 2022/23. They have had a solid start to life back at the level, sitting 16th, although they have lost their last five league meetings.
Within that run though came a 2-1 win over Kings Lynn Town, who sit in the National League North playoffs, in the second round of the FA Trophy.
YOUR CO-OP COMMUNITY STADIUM
Our hosts have put together a Matchday Arrangements article, available on their website HERE.
HEAD TO HEAD
This will be the first time that the clubs have played each other.