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Midweek Football Fixtures

Monday, 28 September 2020 10:40

By Mark Frost X @Mark_P_reporter

Fancy watching some footy action on Tuesday night? If so you're in luck, as our sides are in league action AT HOME.

NPL PREMIER DIVISION: Ashton United v South Shields, Gainsborough Trinity v Whitby Town, Grantham Town v Stafford Rangers, Hyde United v FC United, Lancaster City v Morpeth Town, Matlock Town v Basford United, Mickleover v Witton Albion, Nantwich Town v Buxton, Radcliffe v Bamber Bridge, Stalybridge Celtic v Scarborough Athletic, Warrington Town v Atherton Collieries.

NPL NORTH WEST: Kendal Town v City of Liverpool, Marine v Colne, Ossett United v Dunston, Ramsbottom United v Pickering Town, Mossley v Runcorn Linnets, Tadcaster Albion v Pontefract Collieries, Workington v Trafford.

NPL SOUTH EAST: Frickley Athletic v Belper Town, Glossop v Newcastle Town, Ilkeston Town v Stamford, Kidsgrove Athletic v Leek Town, Lincoln United v Cleethorpes Town, Loughborough Dynamo v Spalding United, Sheffield FC v Stocksbridge Park Steels, Sutton Coldfield Town v Carlton Town, Wisbech Town v Worksop Town.

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