Match preview

Emley are once again on the road on Tuesday night when they travel to Ashton Town, Kick off 7.45 pm.
After their successful trip to Westhoughton on Saturday when they defeated Daisy Hill 4-2, the Pewits and their fans will once again be heading to South West Lancashire to face an Ashton side that started the season off on fire,currently 2nd on the form table, with 3 fine home wins, 5-1 V AFC Liverpool, 3-0 V Daisy Hill and a 5-3 victory over Bacup on Saturday, whilst also succumbing to a 1-3 away defeat at Prestwich Heys, They have scored 13 of their 14 goals at home so far this season!
Emley will be up against the leagues top scorer so far in Dylan Glass, Glass has scored 6 goals so far, so Emley's defence will have to be on top form against him and his team mates.
Emley,though will feel confident, of stopping that good run of form, after Saturday's good performance at Daisy Hill, where they ended that particular unbeaten home run, and in Jimmy Eyles and Rob Bordman, Emley certainly have the experience, work rate, power and pace to trouble any defences up front and the experience and work of the midfield duo Josh Ingham and Jamie Price should also stand the Pewits in good stead

WHEN? Tuesday 20th August, 7.45pm

WHO? Ashton Town, based in Ashton-in-Makerfield, near Wigan, were formed in 1962 and were founder members of the NWCFL in 1982, they dropped into the Manchester league in 1985 but bounced straight back up and in 2016/17, were relegated into the Cheshire league, but again, bounced straight back up.

WHERE? The Scott Rees & Co Stadium,Edge Green Street, Ashton-in-Makerfield, Wigan, WN4 8SL

WHICH WAY??M6 to Junction 23, A49 to Ashton-in-Makerfield. Turn right at the traffic lights onto the A58 towards Bolton. After approx. three quarters of a mile, turn right into Golborne Road. After 200 yards turn right into Edge Green Street. Ground at bottom of street.

OWW MUCH?£5 Adults, £3 Concessions, Under 16`s free when accompanied by an adult
Programme £2.00
ANY OTHER BUSINESS?They only have parking for match officials, players & management on site due to limited parking.
Ashton Town is a Dementia friendly club.