Wrexham AFC’s FA Cup first round fixture at home to Oldham Athletic has been selected for live television coverage.
The fixture will take place on Sunday November 6 and kick-off at 12.30pm, and will be available on ITV, UTV, STV, ITV Hub & STV Player.
Wrexham booked their place in the first round for the second consecutive season by beating Blyth Spartans in the Fourth Qualifying Round.
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After a draw at Croft Park, Ollie Palmer, Paul Mullin and Jordan Davies all netted in the replay at the Racecourse as Wrexham won 3-2.
Oldham, meanwhile, saw off National League North opposition too – winning on penalties after a 2-2 draw in their replay with Chester.
The club has also announced that tickets for the game will be on sale to season-ticket holders and members from tomorrow (October 21) at 10am.
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Tickets will cost £12 for adults and £7 for concessions in line with the prices charged for the original tie. All tickets will be issued as eTickets/print-at-home.
Season-ticket holders can claim their seats for the game by logging into their eTicketing account, where the seat will be showing as a reservation. Members will be able to purchase one ticket per member.
Seats will then go off sale on Tuesday October 25 at 3pm, with no ticket sales available from then until the match against FC Halifax Town.
Any remaining seats will then be released on general sale from 10am on Wednesday October 26.
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Supporters requiring accessible tickets should contact Disability Liaison Officer, Kerry Evans, on kerry.evans@wrexhamafc.co.uk. The club asks that supporters please email Kerry with their supporter ID and contact phone number, and rest assured all enquiries will be dealt with.
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