Our normal admission prices will apply. They are:
Admission Prices for the 2019/20 season are as follows:
Adults..................................................£10
Senior Citizens (65 and over)...................£7
12-17 year olds......................................£5
Under 12s.............................................FREE with a paying adult

Please note that season tickets, flexi-season tickets and other passes are NOT VALID for this cup-tie as gate receipts get split.

IMPORTANT - Please note that the first two rows of tip-up seats in the centre of the middle stand are reserved for home and away club directors, club officials and the Press. These seats are marked accordingly.

The matchday programme costs £2-50 and can be purchased from the Programme Hut located by the bottom driveway turnstiles at the Church End of the ground or from the Club Shop.

50/50 DRAW

With a good size crowd expected, hopefully there will be a bumper prize up for grabs!

Pay £1 and pick up your ticket from Hugh Clark or our other sellers by the bottom driveway turnstiles behind the Church End goal or inside the Glassboys Bar.

Half the money will go into the prize pot and the other half directly to the Football Club. The winning number will be announced early in the second-half and the prize can be claimed from Hugh or Clive by the players entrance after the final whistle.

PREVIEW

Stourbridge welcome a Stafford Rangers side to the War Memorial Athletic Ground who seem to have saved their best form for the FA Cup so far this season.

Despite being without a victory in the NPL Premier they have progressed through two qualifying rounds in this competition. A 3 - 0 home win over league rivals Mickleover Sports was followed by taking the scalp of higher ranked Kidderminster Harriers in the last round. They earned a goal-less draw at Aggborough Stadium before a 3 - 0 triumph in the replay at Marston Road.

The Glassboys are able to include latest signing Alex Nicholls in their squad against Stafford, however our other recent addition Levi Rowley is cup-tied.

Ian Long will hope to have Dave Bellis back from injury and the Glassboys boss has a decision to make about the goalkeeping position with dual player of the month James Wren pushing for a return after missing the win in the previous round at Coalville.