Will Trinity defy the odds, to triumph - thus creating another memorable moment - for the players, staff - and the town of Gainsborough as a whole? Regardless of the result, getting so far in successive seasons, deserves celebrating in itself. Defeating a former foe - and current football league side in our own backyard - would surely lift the roof.

Russ Wilcox's Cup exploits since taking the helm have been nothing short of incredible. Taking scalps of higher ranked opposition: Rushall, Chester, York, Boston & Hartlepool have all who have been undone by Russ Wilcox's honest, hardworking side that posses that moment of magic. An improving, cohesive unit with competition for places throughout the squad, Wilcox's side will be aiming to cause an upset under the media gaze circling around this small Lincolnshire town.

Boasting local talent, in the form of talisman Lewis Butroid, up and coming ex-pros looking to climb their way back up the ladder & a sprinkling of 'good heads' that have been around, seen it and done it. The likes of Frank 'the tank' Mulhern & Jonny 'Scores Goals' Margetts.

Ahead of the game, Trinity Manager Russ Wilcox has a simple message for the Gainsborough faithful, "We are not underestimating the size of the task and know that we must give everything, to give us the best chance of progressing again. So please get behind us from minute one right until the final whistle, there will be twists and turns but your support can inspire us even further - let’s see if we can cause another upset."

"Let’s be as ONE and give everything to make the club and town proud once again."

All Ticket

Any tickets remaining for sale on Matchday will go off sale at 4pm. There will be no option to purchase tickets at the turnstiles. This is an all ticket fixture - and has been advertised as this for the past two weeks. If you haven't had chance to purchase your ticket for the hottest match in town - do so now: Adults £15, Concessions £10 (65+ & 16-18) Under 16s £5.

Blues Club

The Blues Club (social club) is a HOME ONLY venue for the Accrington Stanley fixture. Their doors will be open from midday. Please see the separate information post for further information

Elsewhere

All the other sides in the Pitching In Northern Premier League were involved in league action on Saturday.

With the Holy Blues in cup action on Sunday, it will be another game in hand for Wilcox's men. There were some big scorelines in this round of games. Most surprising perhaps: Hebburn's 8-0 mauling of Warrington Town. The Yellows having appeared to have turned a corner, winning three on the bounce, had their newfound momentum halted in bruising style. Let's take a look at the results in full:

Ashton United 0-4 Cleethorpes Town
Bamber Bridge 0-2 FC United of Manchester
Guiseley 1-5 Hednesford Town
Hebburn Town 8-0 Warrington Town
Hyde United 2-0 Morpeth Town
Lancaster City 0-0 Whitby Town
Rushall Olympic 0-2 Prescot Cables
Stocksbridge Park Steels 0-1 Workington
Stockton Town 0-4 Ilkeston Town
Warrington Rylands 2-0 Leek Town

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Match Preview written by Rob Hughes (@AATM_Media)
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