City return to cup action tomorrow (Saturday) at Aggborough facing Lincoln City, in a bid to cause an upset and progress to the First Round of the FA Cup - 3pm kick off.

Lincoln managed by Gary Simpson sit in 13th position in the Skrill Premier having won six, drawn four and lost six of their opening fixtures. Form for last five games: WDDLL. They were beaten convincingly 4-1 by Kidderminster at Aggborough just seven days ago in their last outing.

Lincoln City was officially formed as an amateur association in 1884 and they won their first trophy two years later. In 1892 the Imps became one of the twelve founding members of the old second division. They have played their home games at the 10,000 capacity Sincil Bank Stadium since 1895. Their most successful period was in the 1980s where they reached the FA Trophy Final in 1983 and were crowned Football Conference Champions in 1988. They did also reach the league two play-off final in 2005 but lost out to Southend United 2-0 in extra time.

Striker Ben Tomlinson is Lincoln’s top goalscorer so far this season after scoring five goals from fifteen appearances. Left Back Sean Newton tops the assist charts with five from the same amount of games.

City will be without the on loan Phil Trainer who has been recalled by Nuneaton Town but Niall Thompson will be staying longer with the Club.

Shabir Khan has recovered from his injury whilst Sam Smith who picked up match time with Stourport Swifts over the past week will also be available.

Richard Munday who has played a key part in City's very tight defence in the last seven games is struggling with a hamstring injury picked up at last Saturday's 0-0 draw at Oxford City.

Match Details including Entry, which is pay on the day at the Turnstiles can be found here

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If you can't make the match, live updates will be available via the Pitchero App Live Stream (or by logging into the website). Live updates will also be available via Twitter and there will be commentary online with BBC Hereford and Worcester.