Eastbourne Borough will make the short trip to South London to take on Ryman Premier League club Tooting and Mitcham in the 4th. Qualifying Round of the F.A. Cup on Saturday October 24. kick off 15.00.
With 17 points from ten games - five wins, two draws and three defeats - Tooting and Mitcham are currently sixth in the Ryman.
Capacity of the Imperial Fields Stadium in Morden - Bishopford Road SM4 6BF - is 3,500 including 612 seats.
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MANSFIELD TOWN THIS SATURDAY AT PRIORY LANE
Mansfield Town are the next Blue Square Premier League visitors to Priory Lane on Saturday (October 17), kick off 15.00.
The Stags are currently in the play-offs frame in fourth position with 29 points from 16 games. Eight home matches have produced 19 points but they have stuttered away from home and last Saturday"s 2-1 win against 9-man Altrincham was only their third on the road. They now have 10 points from eight away fixtures and suffered four defeats - at Luton Town, Kidderminster, Rushden and Diamonds and Barrow.
Strike pair Rob Duffy and Kyle Perry have weighed in with 16 of Mansfield"s 27 goals. Jake Speight is on five.
26 year-old 6 ft. 2 ins. Duffy is a former Wales U-21 international and was signed by the Stags last January from Newport County and his tally so far is 10 goals. Perry, 6 ft. 4 ins, aged 23 arrived on a free at Mansfield after release in the summer by Port Vale and has clocked up six goals.
THE MANSFIELD TOWN FIXTURE AT PRIORY LANE WILL BE SEGREGATED.
Stags supporters will have the River End and have exclusive use of the rear car park turnstiles and Borough fans will be admitted at the main turnstiles in the Mick Green Stand. Transfer to the seated main stand, £2. transfer, will be restricted to Borough supporters. Access to the Clubhouse, because of segregation, will be Langney Sports Club members only.
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BIG RESERVES ATTRACTION AT PRIORY LANE THIS WEDNESDAY (OCTOBER 14TH)
Famous football name CRYSTAL PALACE will provide the toughest test yet for so far undefeated Borough Reserves in the Totesport Combination League encounter at PRIORY LANE ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT (October 14) KICK OFF 19.30. Palace Reserves will arrive unbeaten with six points from two games, having crushed a young Leyton Orient side 9-2 and Millwall 3-0.
Borough Reserves have featured in two highly entertaining 0-0 results against Millwall and Brentford and 264 were at Priory Lane for the only previous home fixture against Millwall.
Season ticket holders gain free admission to home Reserve games and prices for others paying on the night is adult £5. concession £3. under 16. £2. Transfer to the main stand is free.
It is expected Borough Reserves will field a number of first team squad members together with emerging youngsters such as Matt Hurley, Ollie Rowe, Billy Franks, Ross Treleaven, Kane Louis and James Fraser.
With reserve games there is always the chance of a surprise trialist inclusion! First teamers that have had a run out in for the reserves this season include Paul Armstrong, Danny Knowles, Darren Baker, Simon Johnson, Dan Smith, Matt Smart and Liam Enver Marum.
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Borough Under 18"s put the disappointment of exiting the F.A. Youth Cup to Chatham Town (4-1) with a convincing 4-1 win at Lancing on Sunday in the Sussex F.A. Youth Cup.
This coming Sunday (October 18) the Under 18"s return to Sussex Youth League action at Seaford Town kick off 11.00.
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Eastbourne Borough "A" remain undefeated in the Mid-Sussex League, Premier Divison, winning 3-1 at Forest Row last Saturday and now have ten points from four games - two points behind leaders Lindfield and Willingdon Athletic who have both played a game more. This coming Saturday (October 17) Borough "A" travel to Old Varndeanians, kick off 14.00.
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