Radcliffe v FC UNITED. 7.45pm Tuesday, 29th October 2019 (FA TROPHY 1QR).
This is the re-scheduled game after Saturday's postponement.
The game will be replayed at BP on Tues 05/11/19 if drawn.
Radcliffe v FC UNITED. 7.45pm Tuesday, 29th October 2019 (FA TROPHY 1QR)
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Guy Mansfield
Re: Radcliffe v FC UNITED. 7.45pm Tuesday, 29th October 2019 (FA TROPHY 1QR)
RADCLIFFE v FC UNITED - Match Arrangements
The rescheduled Buildbase FA Trophy match against Radcliffe will take place on Tuesday 29th October kick off 7:45pm
FC make the short journey to local rivals Radcliffe for the third time this season.
The previous two games have both been score draws, with FC winning the second of those games on penalties, which shows how close both sides are, so it’s expected to be a tense affair, as one side looks to progress in this prestigious competition.
The ground will be open from 6pm.
Admission Prices
Adults £9
Concessions £6
Under 18s £2
Under 16s £1
Getting there
Neuven Stadium
Colshaw Close East
Off Pilkington Road
Radcliffe
M26 3PE
0161 724 8346
CAR: M60 junction 17 follow signs for Whitefield and Bury. Take A665 to Radcliffe via by-pass to Bolton Road. Signposted to turn right into Unsworth Street. The Neuven Stadium is on the left approximately half a mile turning into Colshaw Close East. Enter M26 3PE for those using Sat Navs.
PARKING: Radcliffe cricket club are offering car parking for FC United fans, £2 a vehicle. The bar which is located on the ground level will be open for fans to come and epre-matche match drink. The bar and the entrance for parking will be open from 6pm, located from the Unsworth Street entrance.
The address for the cricket club is.
Radcliffe cricket club
Unsworth Street
Radcliffe,
M26 3RF
TRAIN: Get a train to Manchester Piccadilly Or Manchester Victoria, depart and make your way to the Metrolink (Tram) stop at either station and board the Bury Tram.
TRAM: Get the Bury tram which comes every 6 minutes on a weekday and every 12 minutes on a weekend from Manchester Piccadilly or Manchester Victoria. Radcliffe is the final stop before Bury. After arriving at Radcliffe Tram Station, turn left out of the car park and walk straight to the top of the road (Spring Lane) at the traffic lights, turn right pass the Royal Oak Pub and follow the road until the next set of traffic lights near Tesco. Turn Right and head up Ainsworth Road, until you reach the Victoria Pub. Turn left onto Lowe Street and the Neuven Stadium is at the end of the road on the right turning into Colshaw Close East. The journey takes around 20 minutes. If you require anymore information ie: prices & times then go to www.metrolink.co.uk
BUS: The 98 Bus ran by Go North West is the only direct Manchester to Radcliffe Bus Route. the 98 drops you off outside the ground, to see times, prices and other information then go to www.tgfm.com
The rescheduled Buildbase FA Trophy match against Radcliffe will take place on Tuesday 29th October kick off 7:45pm
FC make the short journey to local rivals Radcliffe for the third time this season.
The previous two games have both been score draws, with FC winning the second of those games on penalties, which shows how close both sides are, so it’s expected to be a tense affair, as one side looks to progress in this prestigious competition.
The ground will be open from 6pm.
Admission Prices
Adults £9
Concessions £6
Under 18s £2
Under 16s £1
Getting there
Neuven Stadium
Colshaw Close East
Off Pilkington Road
Radcliffe
M26 3PE
0161 724 8346
CAR: M60 junction 17 follow signs for Whitefield and Bury. Take A665 to Radcliffe via by-pass to Bolton Road. Signposted to turn right into Unsworth Street. The Neuven Stadium is on the left approximately half a mile turning into Colshaw Close East. Enter M26 3PE for those using Sat Navs.
PARKING: Radcliffe cricket club are offering car parking for FC United fans, £2 a vehicle. The bar which is located on the ground level will be open for fans to come and epre-matche match drink. The bar and the entrance for parking will be open from 6pm, located from the Unsworth Street entrance.
The address for the cricket club is.
Radcliffe cricket club
Unsworth Street
Radcliffe,
M26 3RF
TRAIN: Get a train to Manchester Piccadilly Or Manchester Victoria, depart and make your way to the Metrolink (Tram) stop at either station and board the Bury Tram.
TRAM: Get the Bury tram which comes every 6 minutes on a weekday and every 12 minutes on a weekend from Manchester Piccadilly or Manchester Victoria. Radcliffe is the final stop before Bury. After arriving at Radcliffe Tram Station, turn left out of the car park and walk straight to the top of the road (Spring Lane) at the traffic lights, turn right pass the Royal Oak Pub and follow the road until the next set of traffic lights near Tesco. Turn Right and head up Ainsworth Road, until you reach the Victoria Pub. Turn left onto Lowe Street and the Neuven Stadium is at the end of the road on the right turning into Colshaw Close East. The journey takes around 20 minutes. If you require anymore information ie: prices & times then go to www.metrolink.co.uk
BUS: The 98 Bus ran by Go North West is the only direct Manchester to Radcliffe Bus Route. the 98 drops you off outside the ground, to see times, prices and other information then go to www.tgfm.com
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Paul Hinson
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Re: Radcliffe v FC UNITED. 7.45pm Tuesday, 29th October 2019 (FA TROPHY 1QR)
FCUM’s best FA Trophy run was 2014-15 when they negotiated 6 rounds before losing 0-1 at National League Torquay United in the Quarter Finals. The 1-5 defeat at home to Nuneaton Town in December 2016 is their heaviest in 34 FA Trophy ties.
FCUM have been knocked 6 times at the first hurdle in the FA Trophy in 12 campaigns including each of the last 4 seasons.
Their last win was 3-1 against AFC Fylde in January 2015.
The sides have met once previously in the FA Trophy, FCUM winning 1-0 at Gigg Lane in October 2008.
The Reds are unbeaten in 8 away games in league and Cup since losing at Grantham Town on the opening day of the season.
Tom Brown scored 4 goals in 74 appearances for FCUM between 2014-17
Harry Winter scored 7 goals in 82 appearances for FCUM between 2015-18
Matty Wolfenden scored 94 goals in 305 appearances for FCUM between 2010-17
Rick Smith made 1 appearance for FCUM in the 2013-14 season.
James Hooper scored 2 goals in 13 games for FCUM between 2016-17.
Tunde Owolabi scored 26 goals and had 13 assists in 49 games for Radcliffe in the 2018-19 season.
FCUM have been knocked 6 times at the first hurdle in the FA Trophy in 12 campaigns including each of the last 4 seasons.
Their last win was 3-1 against AFC Fylde in January 2015.
The sides have met once previously in the FA Trophy, FCUM winning 1-0 at Gigg Lane in October 2008.
The Reds are unbeaten in 8 away games in league and Cup since losing at Grantham Town on the opening day of the season.
Tom Brown scored 4 goals in 74 appearances for FCUM between 2014-17
Harry Winter scored 7 goals in 82 appearances for FCUM between 2015-18
Matty Wolfenden scored 94 goals in 305 appearances for FCUM between 2010-17
Rick Smith made 1 appearance for FCUM in the 2013-14 season.
James Hooper scored 2 goals in 13 games for FCUM between 2016-17.
Tunde Owolabi scored 26 goals and had 13 assists in 49 games for Radcliffe in the 2018-19 season.
Live FCUM match updates at: http://liveteamstats.com/
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Ben Hughes
Re: Radcliffe v FC UNITED. 7.45pm Tuesday, 29th October 2019 (FA TROPHY 1QR)
NEXT COMMENTARY:
Join us this evening for live coverage of FC United's trip to Radcliffe in The FA Trophy.
If you cannot make it in person then tune in from 7.30pm online on http://www.fc-radio.co.uk or on your radio in and around North Manchester on North Manchester 106.6 FM
Join us this evening for live coverage of FC United's trip to Radcliffe in The FA Trophy.
If you cannot make it in person then tune in from 7.30pm online on http://www.fc-radio.co.uk or on your radio in and around North Manchester on North Manchester 106.6 FM
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Nick Duckett
Re: Radcliffe v FC UNITED. 7.45pm Tuesday, 29th October 2019 (FA TROPHY 1QR)
FC United beat nine man Radcliffe in FA Trophy contest.
FC United will host Basford United in the Second Round Qualifying of the Buildbase FA Trophy after beating nine man Radcliffe Borough at Stainton Park on Tuesday night.
Tunde Owolabi scored a first half penalty before Regan Linney sealed victory late on as the hosts’ poor discipline saw the receive two red cards, which cost them the match.
The Reds will now host Basford on Saturday 9th November after our first win in the competition for five and a half years.
Neil Reynolds’ team started well, Luke Griffiths almost catching out Ollie Martin with a free-kick, the keeper doing well to push the ball wide.
On 12 minutes, Jordan Buckley thought he had opened the scoring with a header that beat Martin, but rattle the underside of the bar. The follow up from Chris Doyle saw Martin pull off a great save.
FC United took the lead on 27 minutes when a poor header from Matty Hughes let in Owolabi. He was tripped from behind and the referee had no hesitation in pointing to the spot. Owolabi confidently converted the spot-kick to open the scoring.
Just before the half hour, the referee was involved again. The ball was played up towards Danny Mitchley who for some reason caught Doyle with a stray elbow.
Doyle went down holding his face, which required several stitches, and the red card was produced. Going to to 10 men seemed to help the home side who had their best spell.
A free-kick from Tyrese Sinclair saw FC United goalkeeper Cameron Belford punch the ball clear, it dropping to ex FC captain Harry Winter who should have done better than fire the ball wide.
Two minutes into the second half, FC United were awarded another spot-kick when Owolabi was again tripped in the box. He again took the kick but Martin was equal this time pulling off another great save.
A minute later, Radcliffe saw red again when former FC United player Scott Metcalfe went in hard from behind on Jack Lenehan. To their credit, Radcliffe stayed in the game, but strong defending from FC United kept them out.
With six minutes to go, the game was ended when quick thinking saw FC take a quick free-kick, the ball finding Regan Linney who saw his shot trickle just over the line before being cleared, the assistant flagging for the goal.
The win sees FC United set up a tie at home to Basford in the next round and a perfect opportunity for revenge folling the league defeat a couple of weeks ago.
Report by Steven Wood
FC United will host Basford United in the Second Round Qualifying of the Buildbase FA Trophy after beating nine man Radcliffe Borough at Stainton Park on Tuesday night.
Tunde Owolabi scored a first half penalty before Regan Linney sealed victory late on as the hosts’ poor discipline saw the receive two red cards, which cost them the match.
The Reds will now host Basford on Saturday 9th November after our first win in the competition for five and a half years.
Neil Reynolds’ team started well, Luke Griffiths almost catching out Ollie Martin with a free-kick, the keeper doing well to push the ball wide.
On 12 minutes, Jordan Buckley thought he had opened the scoring with a header that beat Martin, but rattle the underside of the bar. The follow up from Chris Doyle saw Martin pull off a great save.
FC United took the lead on 27 minutes when a poor header from Matty Hughes let in Owolabi. He was tripped from behind and the referee had no hesitation in pointing to the spot. Owolabi confidently converted the spot-kick to open the scoring.
Just before the half hour, the referee was involved again. The ball was played up towards Danny Mitchley who for some reason caught Doyle with a stray elbow.
Doyle went down holding his face, which required several stitches, and the red card was produced. Going to to 10 men seemed to help the home side who had their best spell.
A free-kick from Tyrese Sinclair saw FC United goalkeeper Cameron Belford punch the ball clear, it dropping to ex FC captain Harry Winter who should have done better than fire the ball wide.
Two minutes into the second half, FC United were awarded another spot-kick when Owolabi was again tripped in the box. He again took the kick but Martin was equal this time pulling off another great save.
A minute later, Radcliffe saw red again when former FC United player Scott Metcalfe went in hard from behind on Jack Lenehan. To their credit, Radcliffe stayed in the game, but strong defending from FC United kept them out.
With six minutes to go, the game was ended when quick thinking saw FC take a quick free-kick, the ball finding Regan Linney who saw his shot trickle just over the line before being cleared, the assistant flagging for the goal.
The win sees FC United set up a tie at home to Basford in the next round and a perfect opportunity for revenge folling the league defeat a couple of weeks ago.
Report by Steven Wood
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Ben Hughes