Notts County take on Harrogate Town in a bid for a Wembley final place tonight as they host the side that beat them in the National League Playoff final in August at Meadow Lane behind closed doors in the semi-final of the FA Trophy.<\/p>\n
The close of the 2019\/20 competition has been long delayed and the semi-final is now a single leg match with the winner of the tie tonight set to play Concord Rangers in the final.<\/p>\n
Kick off is at 7:40pm and you can watch live through the Notts County website.<\/p>\n
In the FA Cup it is also a huge night for some of our local non-league sides as West Bridgford take on Halesowen Town at Regatta Way with only 300 allowed in attendance.<\/p>\n
The Nottingham side have already made it the furthest in the famous old competition in the clubs short history having won their extra preliminary round tie and receiving a bye in the last round to reach the First Qualifying Round for the first ever time.<\/p>\n
Another side making history are Newark FC who\u2019s debut in the competition is going well. Newark travel down the A1 to face Rushden & Diamonds tonight in a 7:45pm kick off at Hayden Road.<\/p>\n
That game is also capped to 300 supporters with minimal tickets still available.<\/p>\n
Elsewhere in the FA Cup AFC Mansfield host Gainsborough Trinity in what looks a tasty encounter at the Forest Town Arena. This match is pay on the gate but also limited to the first 300 to turn up.<\/p>\n
Northern Premier League sides Carlton Town travel to Banbury United whilst Basford United visit Chasetown.<\/p>\n
Finally another NPL outfit Worksop Town visit Hellenic League Westfields FC who play in Herefordshire.<\/p>\n
Good luck to all the counties sides tonight in the greatest knockout competition in world football. Good luck to Notts County in their quest to bring home the FA Trophy.<\/p>\n