We ran out 1-0 winners in a tight contest away to Stalybridge. Callum Chettle struck the only goal of the game in the final ten minutes of the first half. We were later reduced to ten men as Lewis Carr was shown two yellow cards but we did well to hold on for all three points.

Scarborough’s last game also saw them pick up a win as they beat Whitby Town 2-1. Whitby took the lead through Jacob Hazel’s 11th minute spot kick before Michael Coulson levelled things at the break. The game then seemed to be heading for a draw before Nathan Cartman came up with what was the winner.

Last season

We took just one point against Scarborough last season, in what was a 1-1 draw away from home. In that game we had to come from behind after the hosts had taken a 24th minute lead. In the reverse fixture, which was the last game before the 2019/20 season was declared null and void, we were on the wrong side of a 1-0 score line.

Key information

Tickets for the game are split into two groups. Entry before 6:45pm and after 7:15pm and can be purchased online at the club shop. Those who do purchase tickets online will be required to bring proof of purchase, as tickets will not be sent out.

There will be some tickets available on the day however these will be on a first come first serve basis, therefore we recommend tickets are purchased online.

For those who are not travelling to the game the club will also be providing a live stream on PPV, complete with live commentary, for £6.95.

We have also put in place the following coronavirus guidelines that all spectators much follow. Those that do not follow the guidelines will be ejected from the stadium to ensure we continue to provide a safe environment.

1. It will be mandatory for all spectators and staff to wear a face mask for entry to take away food and bar outlets, as well as general walking around the ground.

2. Indoor standing and seating in clubhouses will not be permitted.

3. All ground entrants will be temperature checked and are required to use hand sanitiser.

Those who have the NHS app must scan the QR code at the entrance to the ground and those without it will have to leave written details for NHS track and trace.

The NHS app is available on iPhone and Android devices.