FA Trophy 1st Round Proper Draw

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Eastleigh could be in line to face Hampshire rivals Havant & Waterlooville in the next round of the FA Trophy. However both clubs will need to get through their respective replays first.

The Spitfires will be looking to see off Southern Premier outfit Chippenham Town at the Silverlake Stadium following Saturday’s 1-1 draw, while Shaun Gale’s Havant – held 0-0 at Weymouth on Saturday – hope to turf out the Terras.

Should Eastleigh beat Chippenham tomorrow night (Tuesday 29th, 7:45pm kick off) Eastleigh will be away to either Havant or Weymouth on Saturday 10th December.

Eastleigh director of football Dave Malone has stated that some of the club's new investors may be in attendance at Tuesday evening's Third Qualifying Round replay: "We are hoping that one or two of our proposed new Investors (Bridle Insurance) may be at the game - so please come along and make them feel welcome!"

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FA Trophy, first round proper (December 10): Northwich Victoria or Ilkeston v Fleetwood Town, Colwyn Bay or FC Halifax Town v Lincoln City, Vauxhall Motors v Kidderminster Harriers, Stockport County v Stalybridge Celtic, York City v Solihull Moors or Ossett Town, Barrow AFC v Harrogage Town, Nuneaton Town v AFC Telford Utd, Guiseley AFC v FC United of Manchester, Wrexham v Hinckley Utd, Droylsden v Mansfield Town, Grimsby Town v Darlington, Gateshead v Kettering Town, Worksop Town v Tamworth, Corby Town or North Ferriby Utd v Chester, Alfreton Town v Southport, Boston Utd v Hyde, Salisbury City v Lowestoft Town, Luton Town v Swindon Supermarine, Didcot Town v Basingstoke Town, Chelmsford City v Bath City, Banbury Utd or Wealdstone v Uxbridge, Gloucester City or Truro City v Ebbsfleet Utd, Hampton & Richmond Borough v Hayes & Yeading Utd, Carshalton Athletic v Bishop’s Stortford or Tonbridge Angels, East Thurrock Utd v Thamesmead Town or Welling Utd, Staines Town v Maidenhead Utd, Weymouth or Havant & Waterlooville v Chippenham Town or Eastleigh, Boreham Wood v Cambridge City, Brackley Town v Eastbourne Borough or Dartford, AFC Hornchurch v Farnborough or Bury Town, Newport County v Forest Green Rovers, Gosport Borough v Braintree Town.

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