Reds' Trophy tie with Cleethorpes is off till Tuesday night after the pitch got waterlogged Workington AFC's FA Trophy tie with Cleethorpes Town moved to Tuesday night after waterlogging
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Saturday's Trophy game with Cleethorpes got called off because of standing water. It's on Tuesday night now, 7.45pm kick-off, at the Fibrus Community Stadium.
This one's for Reds fans who were going to Saturday's Trophy game.
The first round tie with Cleethorpes Town got called off on Saturday morning. The club said there was standing water and "serious safety concerns for players and supporters" with Storm Boelo coming in.
It's now on Tuesday night, 27 October, at the Fibrus Community Stadium, with a 7.45pm kick-off.
These two have had a go at each other already this month. It was 1-1 in the league at Workington three weeks back, Josh Walker scoring for Cleethorpes and Brennan Dickenson getting Reds level. If it's level after 90 on Tuesday, it goes straight to pens. Winners get £3,000, losers £775.
Reds got here by beating Blyth Spartans 4-2, and Cleethorpes battered Lancaster City 5-1. Billy Barr's lads won 2-1 at Bamber Bridge last weekend, and the new keeper, Alfie Scales, is due his first home game. Adam Fairclough, on loan from Morecambe, could get a run out too. Reds are sixth in the Northern Premier League Premier Division.
There was other news on Saturday as well. Brian Dawson is stepping down as head of the academy. The club said he'd been "instrumental in the development of the club's academy since the role was first established". The club's going to run the youth side itself for now and says it'll name someone to replace him in due course.
There's a yellow wind warning out for Cumbria on Tuesday, mind, so keep an eye on the weather.
What you can do: check the club's website and socials on Tuesday before you set off. Tickets and the latest are on the club website.
Workington AFC's FA Trophy first round tie with Cleethorpes Town was called off on Saturday because of standing water. It will now be played on Tuesday 27 October at 7.45pm at the Fibrus Community Stadium.
This is for Workington AFC supporters who were planning to see Saturday's FA Trophy tie.
The first round game against Cleethorpes Town was postponed on Saturday morning. The club said there was standing water and "serious safety concerns for players and supporters" as Storm Boelo arrived.
The tie has been rearranged for Tuesday 27 October at the Fibrus Community Stadium, kicking off at 7.45pm.
The two sides know each other well. They drew 1-1 in the league at Workington three weeks ago, when Josh Walker scored for Cleethorpes and Brennan Dickenson equalised. If Tuesday's tie is level after 90 minutes, it goes straight to penalties. The winners get £3,000 in prize money and the losers £775.
Reds reached this round by beating Blyth Spartans 4-2, while Cleethorpes beat Lancaster City 5-1. Billy Barr's side won 2-1 at Bamber Bridge last weekend, and new goalkeeper Alfie Scales is due to make his home debut. Morecambe defender Adam Fairclough, on loan, could also feature. Workington are sixth in the Northern Premier League Premier Division.
There was also news off the pitch on Saturday. Brian Dawson is stepping down as the club's head of academy. The club said he had been "instrumental in the development of the club's academy since the role was first established". The club will run its youth development pathways directly and says a successor will be announced in due course.
The Met Office has a yellow wind warning for Cumbria on Tuesday, so the weather may still be a factor.
What you can do: check the club's website and social channels on Tuesday before you set off. Tickets and the latest news are on the club's website.