Carlisle United travel to Hampshire to face Eastleigh on Saturday 19 September (3pm kick-off).
Here is all the key information you need ahead of the game.
Preview:
Match details:
Opponents: Eastleigh
Competition: Enterprise National League
Location: Silverlake Stadium
Date: Saturday 19 September
Time: 3pm
Factfile:
Founded: 1946
Nickname: The Spitfires
Manager: Matt Gray
Previous season finish: 17th in the Enterprise National League
Opposition player to watch:
Josh Lundstram has made a fine start to the season for the Spitfires, finding the net three times in seven games from midfield.
The 27-year-old came through at Crewe Alexandra, making 35 appearances for the Alex before departing permanently to Altrincham in 2022.
Lundstram had a spell at Oldham Athletic following one season at Alty before moving south to join Eastleigh, where he has made 45 appearances.
Recent Results:
Tuesday 15 September - Sutton United 2-1 Eastleigh
Saturday 12 September - Eastleigh 1-1 Boreham Wood
Friday 4 September - Altrincham 2-1 Eastleigh
Monday 31 August - Eastleigh 1-1 Aldershot Town
Friday 28 August - Hartlepool United 0-1 Eastleigh
How to watch/listen:
UK-based supporters will be able to listen to the game on BBC Radio Cumbria via BBC Sounds. Non-UK residents can also hear the commentary via BBC.com and the BBC App.
Match Officials
Referee - Ben Atkinson
Assistant Referee 1 - Mark Senior
Assistant Referee 2 - Stuart Kane
Fourth Official - Kai Morgan
Ticketing:
Ticket Prices:
| Category: | Price: |
|---|---|
| Adult (21-64) | £20.50 |
| Concessions (65+) | £16.50 |
| Student (17-20) | £12.50 |
| Junior (7-16) | £7.50 |
| Under-7 | £5.50 |
Please note there is a £2 increase on all tickets purchased on the day. The above ticket prices include the £1.50 booking fee.
Fans looking for carer or disabled tickets/parking can contact tickets@eastleighfc.com for assistance.
SUPPORTER BEHAVIOUR
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We want Brunton Park - and every away end - to be a welcoming, positive place for everyone. Thank you for playing your part and supporting the club in the right way.
