FA Cup 4th Qualifying round draw

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By Wendy Gee -
 
 
IAN Baird could be up against fellow ex-Saint Graham Baker in the FA Cup fourth qualifying round.

Baird’s Eastleigh – 5-0 winners at Clevedon Town on Saturday – have been drawn away to either Baker’s Woking or Brentwood Town on October 23.

Ten-man Brentwood, of the Ryman Division One North, were leading Woking into stoppage time on Saturday until Joe McNerney popped up with a 93rd-minute leveller for the Blue Square Bet South visitors. The replay is on Tuesday night at the Kingfield Stadium.

Poole Town, the Sydenhams Wessex League’s sole survivors, are at home to full-time Conference outfit Hayes & Yeading Utd, while Darrell Clarke’s Salisbury City must hit the road to Corby Town of the BSB North.

Hamble ASSC’s conquerors Farnborough have home advantage over BSB South rivals Dover Athletic, famous Cup giant-killers Havant & Waterlooville entertain Histon at Westleigh Park, while Basingstoke Town can expect to pack out the Camrose for their plum home tie against Conference high-fliers AFC Wimbledon.

FA Cup Fourth qualifying round (to be played on Saturday, October 23): 
 
Lincoln Moorlands Railway or Mossley AFC v Darlington, Sheffield or Frickley Athletic v Radcliffe Olympic or Tipton Town, Guiseley AFC v Redditch Utd, Fleetwood Town v Buxton or AFC Telford Utd, Altrincham v Gateshead, North Ferriby Utd or Vauxhall Motors v Newcastle Town, FC United of Manchester v Barrow, Workington v Nuneaton, Tamworth v Grimsby Town, Kidderminster Harriers v York City, FC Halifax Town v Mansfield Town, Wrexham v Southport, Stalybridge Celtic v Eastwood Town, Droylsden v Solihull Moors or Barwell, Brentwood Town or Woking v Eastleigh, Hythe Town v Bury Town or Staines Town, Eastbourne Borough v Harrow Borough, Cambridge Utd v Lewes, Corby Town v Salisbury City, Newport County v Crawley Town, Luton Town v St Albans City or Kingstonian, Farnborough v Dover Athletic, Kettering Town v Rushden & Diamonds, Carshalton Athletic v Chelmsford City or Bromley, Hendon v Metropolitan Police or Wealdstone, Leiston v Canvey Island or Dartford, Basingstoke Town v AFC Wimbledon, Swindon Supermarine v Bath City, Havant & Waterlooville v Histon, Forest Green Rovers v Maidenhead Utd, Poole Town v Hayes & Yeading Utd, Ebbsfleet Utd v Boreham Wood.

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