Witton Albion v Congleton Town
FA Cup Preliminary Round
Venue Wincham Park
Prize money £1,500
Admission Adults £8.50, Concessions £5.50, U16s £4 U14s Free
Replay date Tuesday, September 1 (ko 7.45pm)
Previous meeting Witton 2 Congleton 0 (April 6, 2009)

Witton (from) Clegg (GK), Smith (GK), Murphy, Adams, Booth, Pritchard, Dolan, Maylett, King, Dave Neville, Brodie, Hall, Heler, Hadzik, Foster, Moseley, Rudd
Doubtful none
Injured none
Ineligible Hogan (International clearance)
Unavailable Lee Neville (holiday)
Suspended none
Top scorer Steve Foster (4)
Previous round n/a
Form (Home) P1 W1 D0 L1 F2 A2 Pts3
Form (Overall) P4 W2 D0 L2 F9 A5 Pts6

Congleton from Conkie (GK), Robinson, John, Fitton, Smith, Nesbitt, Beeston, Baker, Parkinson, Tulloch, Bostock, Dundas, Brotherton, Hurst, Short, Twigg
Doubtful Baker (bruised foot), Beeston (ankle), Brotherton (leg), Hurst (ankle), Parkinson (shin)
Injured Griggs (medial ligament), Kinsey (groin)
Suspended none
Top scorer Andy Hurst (4)
Previous round Congleton 3 Dinnington 2 (Extra Preliminary Round)
Form (Away) P3 W3 D0 L0 F6 A1 Pts9
Form (Overall) P5 W3 D2 L0 F10 A5 Pts11

Match Pointers
GARY Finley will expect a reaction from his players after they slipped to a second successive defeat at Market Drayton Town in midweek.

The Witton boss is still without Lee Neville (on holiday) and Callum Hogan (ineligible), but may still be tempted to shuffle his pack.

Mike Moseley stands by for a first start in attack, while Steve Brodie is an option in midfield.

Albion were victors when the two teams met in the Mid-Cheshire FA Senior Cup final at Wincham Park in April, scoring a comfortable 2-0 success.

But their guests tomorrow have enjoyed an unbeaten start to the season that has taken them up to second spot in the Vodkat North West Counties League’s Premier Division.

That has included three wins from three attempts on the road.

Manager Anthony Buckle will have to patch up his weary squad though, with five first team regulars facing late fitness tests.

Top scorer Andy Hurst is among them.

Former Nantwich Town wide man Danny Griggs is unlikely to make it while another ex-Dabber, front man Andy Kinsey, misses out with a groin strain.