We turn the spotlight on Tuesday evening’s action with a full and in-depth preview of our National League North trip to Tameside Stadium.
Cuzron Ashton v Spennymoor Town
National League North
Tuesday 8th April 2025, 7.45pm
Tameside Stadium
The Opposition
Curzon Ashton currently sit fifth in the National League North table and will hope to further cement their place in the play-off zone with victory over Moors.
The Nash have seen off struggling Needham Market and Warrington Town in their last two outings as they look to hit top form for the all-important run-in.
The Tameside Stadium outfit started the campaign right on top of the game and quickly emerged as promotion candidates during the early months of 2024/25.
While finishing top looks unlikely right now, they remain in a strong position to clinch a top seven finish and give themselves a real opportunity to challenge for promotion.
Craig Mahon’s successful step up to the manager’s role was rewarded with a new long-term deal in January and Nash fans hope he can celebrate that by leading the club to the fifth tier.
Previous Meeting
The two sides shared the points at the end of a goalless draw when they met at The Brewery Field back at the beginning of November.
Referee
Harry Jones will be the man in the middle for Moors’ trip to Curzon Ashton, and he will be assisted by Samuel Wright and Charles King. Adewunmi Soneye is Fourth Official.
Tickets
Moors fans can buy in advance online or pay by cash or card on the turnstiles ahead of kick-off on Tuesday night at Curzon Ashton.
Click here for full ticket information.
Live Commentary
If you aren’t able to make the trip to Curzon Ashton on Tuesday evening then you can keep right up to date by joining us for full live commentary on Durham OnAir.
Mark Simpson will be in position at Tameside Stadium from 7.35pm so make sure you’re listening in to see if Moors can cut the gap on the play-off places.
Click here for more info on listening into our free live commentary.
Betting Odds
Curzon Ashton have been installed as 11/10 favourites for three points on Tuesday, while Moors are rated a 21/10 shot for victory and the draw is priced up at odds of 12/5.
