City are coming off a disappointing loss to St Ives Town in which they conceded two second half goals after going ahead early in the game. City have lost three of their last four games, however they still find themselves in a good position, sitting 9th in the league table and only five points off the playoffs.

Spalding have been on a great run, leaving them four points clear at the top. They have won their last five games, including four home wins and a 7-0 away victory against Redditch United.

City will rely on their strong defence, which has only conceded twenty-one goals, as Spalding are the best attacking side in the league. They have scored in every league game so far this season and have fifty-six goals in twenty-one matches.

A win for City against the league leaders would be a big boost in confidence and could reignite momentum for the rest of the season.

Admission
ADULT - £14
CONCESSIONS - £9
(OVER 65 or STUDENT with a Student Card)
U16 - £5
U5 - Free (with paying Adult)
Tickets are available to pre-book HERE.

Cash and card are accepted.

Parking and location
The Sir Halley Stewart Field is situated close to Spalding town centre, opposite the Bus Station (off Winfrey Avenue) and within easy access of the Railway Station (off King’s Road). The stadium is also next to a Retail Park containing B&Q and Iceland.

If you are travelling by train, exit the Station and head straight across the road to the Sainsbury’s Store. Keeping it on your right-hand side, walk forward past Wilkinsons and Argos. Across the road from Argos you will see the B&Q Store. The football stadium is on the left-hand side of B&Q.

Access to the ground is via the main entrance and turnstiles on Winfrey Avenue.

Parking is available within easy walking distance of the stadium, with Pay & Display facilities located directly opposite. There is also limited free parking a few minutes’ walk away, but please note this free parking is restricted to three hours during peak time.

Preview by Joe Parkes.