Lancaster City are back at home as they welcome The Anchors.

Location:
The Giant Axe,
West Road,
Lancaster,
LA1 5PE

Tickets:
Adults: £12
Concessions*: £9
Students: £5
12-17 year olds**: £3
U12’s are free when accompanied by a paying adult.
*Concessions are offered to supporters aged 65 and above or for fans with season tickets of EFL and Premier League clubs.
**12-14 year olds must be accompanied by a paying adult.

For fans wanting to purchase tickets ahead of their arrival to the Giant Axe, tickets and prices can be found at rb.gy/vp13gx

It is also important to note that cash is preferred at the Giant Axe tomorrow evening for all of its services.

Commentary will be hosted live on Dolly Blue Sound by Ross Chapman and Nathan. Commentary can be found on https://dollybluesound.mixlr.com

Stockton Town:
The Anchors are enjoying a good start to life in the NPL Premier Division as they currently sit in 8th position on 12 points. Michael Dunwell’s side have enjoyed comprehensive victories over Guiseley and Whitby Town. In their last outing, Stockton Town played host to Macclesfield at the Map UK Stadium where a Justin Johnson goal before half time saw the visitors take all three points.

Last season, The Anchors were promoted from the to the Premier Division after finishing second in the Division One East before a successful play off campaign saw them enter the Premier Division. Stockton Town were pipped to the title by fellow Premier Division side Hebburn Town by a singular point.

Lancaster City:
Chris Willcock’s side picked up their first away win of the season on Saturday to continue their unbeaten run. After falling out of the FA Cup in the early stages, The Dolly Blues travelled to Gainsborough hoping to add a win to their unbeaten record. Following an early goal from Dayle Southwell, Harrison Beeden netted his first goal for City before Dom Lawson pounced on a goalkeeping error to give Lancaster City a much needed three points.

Chris Willcock’s side will be boosted by the return of Ted Lavelle who served his one game suspension during Saturday’s victory. Charlie Bailey could also make a return to the squad following the injury he sustained away to Mickleover. Christian Sloan, Jamie Mellen, and Marcus Cusani are still expected to be out on the sidelines.

Tomorrow evening will be the first time that the two sides have faced each other in any competition.