FA Cup Draw: Clevedon Town v Eastleigh

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Having beaten Bognor Regis by two goals to nil at the weekend in the 2nd Qualifying Round of the FA Cup; Eastleigh have an away trip to Clevedon Town to look forward to in the next round of the competition.

Ian Baird’s side will travel to Zamaretto South & West strugglers Clevedon on Saturday 9th October, 3pm kick off.

Some of you may remember that our opponents for this year's FA Cup 3rd Qualifying Round, faced us at the same stage in October 2007. (Match report - here)

An Andy Forbes hat trick and two goals from Damian Scannell saw Baird's side cruise to a 5-0 demolition at the Silverlake Stadium, which meant Eastleigh had reached the 4th Qualifying Round stage for the first time. 

Eastleigh have since gone on to surpass that feat by re-writing history in making it to the 1st Round Proper  last season (2009/10); where they came so close to an upset at Blue Square Premier side AFC Barrow.

FA Cup Third qualifying round (Southern section): 

AFC Hornchurch or Brentwood Town v Woking, Alton Town or Cinderford Town v Maidenhead Utd, Billericay Town or Concord Rangers v Hythe Town, Boreham Wood v Enfield Town, Bury Town or Grays Athletic v Staines Town, Canvey Island v Dartford, Chelmsford City v Bishop’s Stortford or Bromley, Clevedon Town v Eastleigh, Didcot Town v Bristol Manor Farm or Basingstoke Town, Dover Athletic v Cambridge City or Hitchin Town, East Thurrock Utd or Carshalton Athletic v Braintree Town, Farnborough v Hamble ASSC, Folkestone Invicta or Leiston v North Greenford Utd or Felixstowe & Walton Utd, Harrow Borough v Hampton & Richmond Borough, Havant & Waterlooville v Dorchester Town, Lewes v Thurrock, Metropolitan Police v Chesham Utd or Wealdstone, Needham Market or Chipstead v Cray Wanderers or Ebbsfleet Utd, Poole Town or Thame Utd v Bashley or Fleet Town, Sholing or Salisbury City v Weston-super-Mare, St Albans City v Margate or Kingstonian, Swindon Supermarine v Hungerford Town, Whitehawk v Hendon.

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