March Fixtures

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Eastleigh Football Club Fixture List March 2014 

FIRST XI

Saturday 1st Home to Weston Super Mare, The Skrill South - 3pm
Tuesday 4th away to Eastbourne Borough, The Skrill South - 7.45pm
Saturday 8th away to Concord Rangers, The Skrill South - 3pm
Tuesday 11th Home to Chelmsford City, The Skrill South - 7.45pm
Saturday 15th Home to Bishops Stortford, The Skrill South - 3pm
Tuesday 18th away to Whitehawk, The Skrill South - 7.45pm
Saturday 22nd away to Staines Town, The Skrill South  - 3pm
Tuesday 25th Home to Dorchester Town, The Skrill South - 7.45pm
Saturday 29th away to Hayes & Yeading United, The Skrill South - 3pm

FCYA

Wednesday 5th away to Oxford City - 2pm
Wednesday 12th Home to JMA Reading - 2pm
Wednesday 19th away to Gosport Borough - 2pm
Wednesday 26th Home to Weston-super-mare - 2pm
Friday 28th away to Weston-super-mare - 2pm

U18s

Sunday 2nd away to Petersfield Town - 2pm
Sunday 9th Home to AFC Totton - 2pm
Sunday 16th Home to Colden Common - 2pm
Sunday 23rd away to Moneyfields - 2pm

U16s

Blue

Sunday 9th away to Winchester Castle - 10am
Sunday 16th away to Pace Youth - 10am
Sunday 23rd away to AFC Totton Youth - 10am

White

Sunday 2nd Home to AFC Totton - 10am
Sunday 9th HAMPSHIRE CUP FINAL - 1:15pm
Sunday 16th away to Hythe & Dibden - 10am
Sunday 30th Home to Sholing Red - 10am

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