January Fixtures

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Eastleigh Football Club - Fixture List
January 2011 Revision 1


FIRST  TEAM
Saturday 1st away to Farnborough Blue Square Bet South - 3pm

Monday 3rd Home to Havant & Waterlooville Blue Square Bet South - 3pm

Saturday 8th away to Lewes Blue Square Bet South - 3pm

Monday 10th away to Havant & Waterlooville Hampshire Senior Cup - 7.45pm

Saturday 15th Home to Worcester City F A Trophy - 3pm

Monday 17th  i) If F A Trophy match v Worcester drawn then away to Worcester in replay 7.45pm,  

ii) If Trophy match has result and we beat Havant in Hampshire Cup then we will be at home to Winchester City in Hampshire Senior Cup Quarter Final - 7.45pm.

Tuesday 18th away to Welling United  Blue Square Bet South - 3pm (if Monday 17th is not played)

Saturday 22nd Home to Dorchester Town  Blue Square Bet South - 3pm

Tuesday 25th away to St Albans City Blue Square Bet South - 7.45pm

Saturday 29th away to Thurrock Blue Square Bet South - 3pm

RESERVES
Saturday 8th Home to Tooting & Mitcham United Reserves Suburban League Premier Division - 3pm

Saturday 15th away to Sholing FC Reserves Southampton Senior Cup Quarter Final

Saturday 22nd away to Tonbridge Angels Reserves Suburban League Premier Division - 3pm

Wednesday 26th Home to AFC Wimbledon Reserves Suburban League Premier Division - 3pm

Saturday 29th Home to Sutton United Reserves Suburban League Premier Division - 3pm


YOUTH TEAM (Football Conference Youth)  Home fixtures at The Silverlake Stadium
Wednesday 5th away to Oxford City Conference Youth Alliance - 2pm

Wednesday 12th Home to Oxford City Conference Youth Alliance - 2pm

Wednesday 19th away to St Albans City Conference Youth Alliance - 2pm

Wednesday 26th Home to Team Bath Conference Youth Alliance - 2pm

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