Match Preview

Witton are back on their travels again on Tuesday night but only briefly, when they face Stafford Rangers in a Northern Premier League Premier Division fixture.

Saturday's home win against Mickleover FC will have lifted a weight off their shoulders and they will now look to follow up with another positive result from another tough game.

Stafford go into the game currently in ninth position in the league table having won three of their six home games so far, losing twice at Marston Road against Buxton & Warrington Town respectively.

Their last outing saw them draw 1-1 with Atherton Collieries at the weekend in front of a crowd of 622 so they'll be hoping to continue their good form.

Witton's last visit to Marston Road was almost two years ago and the two sides shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw with Will Jones equalising for the Albion midway through the second half.

Kick off at Marston Road is 7.45pm.

STAFFORD RANGERS FC,
MARSTON ROAD STADIUM,
ASTONFIELDS ROAD,
STAFFORD,
STAFFORDSHIRE,
ST16 3UF.

Directions: Exit M6(South) at Junction 14. Follow A34 (Stone) on dual carriageway to the 2nd roundabout. Go straight across into Beaconside then take the third turning on the right onto Common Road. The stadium is 1 mile ahead. Brown tourist signs mark the route from the motorway to the stadium. (Total Distance - 41.4 miles).

Parking: There is limited official club parking in front of the ground, though plenty of adjoining street parking, particularly in the Industrial Estate opposite the ground.

Admission Prices: Adults £10, Concessions £7, Students £7, 16years and under £3.

Tickets can be bought in advance through Stafford Rangers online ticketing system @ www.staffordrangersfc.co.uk and also available on the gate.

Matchday Programme: £2.

Social Club: The Social Club has three function rooms and also has Satellite TV installed.

Refreshments: The Tea Bar is inside the stadium near to the Main Stand.

Face coverings are not mandatory but are recommended in enclosed spaces.

The Test & Trace system is no longer mandatory but is still available for supporters who wish to use it.