Moors make their second trip to The Phillips 66 Community Stadium in the space of three weeks as they look to avenge their FA Trophy defeat at the hands of Leamington.
Jason Ainsley’s squad have been forced to bide their time following a rare week Saturday off last weekend. With scheduled opponents Altrincham in FA Cup action at Portsmouth, the players kept themselves busy with an open training session at The Brewery Field.
Moors then faced Sunderland Under 23s in a friendly on Tuesday evening, and, despite a heavy 5-0 defeat, it allowed players to get minutes and maintain their match sharpness. A hat-trick from Lee Connelly helped the young Black Cats to a comprehensive victory in front of a crowd of 405.
Leamington head into the clash on the back of a comfortable 3-0 victory over Darlington on Tuesday night, building on a creditable 2-2 draw against Guiseley. Combined with the 2-1 win over Moors in the Trophy and a 3-0 at Bradford (Park Avenue) a week earlier, The Brakes are in good form heading into the festive period.
It seems an eternity since Spennymoor were in National League North action. That 2-2 draw at Telford consolidated Moors’ slot in the top seven, and they head into Saturday’s game in sixth place, 11 points off league leaders King’s Lynn Town.
0 Leamington have scored at least two goals in their last five games in all competitions 15 This will be Moors’ 15th away game of the season in all competitions.
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Over 60’s £9
Students with NUS card £6
U18 £3
U12 FREE
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The Moors Tavern is the place to be this Saturday with a mouthwatering line-up of live football and boxing!
There are two must see Premier League clashes, with Everton taking on Chelsea in the early kick off, then it’s the Manchester Derby later that day.
With Spennymoor in action at Leamington in the National League North, our regular Away Days will be on just before kick-off at The Phillips 66 Community Stadium, with live commentary streamed from the pub.
The boxing takes centre stage once the football is over, with the highly anticipated rematch between Anthony Joshua and Andy Ruiz Jr. live on Sky Sports Box Office straight after the Manchester Derby.
Catch all of this fantastic live sport at The Moors Tavern this Saturday.
Everton vs Chelsea | 12.30pm | BT Sport
Moors Away Days | 3pm
Manchester City vs Manchester United | 5.30pm | Sky Sports
Live Boxing | 5pm onwards | Sky Sports Box Office
Undercard:
Main Event (scheduled for 9pm):
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