full list of ties for 24 October 2026


The FA Trophy first-round proper draw has been published following third qualifying round matches, setting up a full slate of ties to be played on Saturday 24 October 2026. The competition offers knockout cup football for non-league clubs and carries prize money for each round — winners in the first round will receive £3,000 and losers £775.

The draw produces a mix of local derbies, regional showdowns and fixtures that could produce cup shocks. Below are the 32 ties as listed for the First Round Proper — all scheduled for 15:00 on 24 October 2026.

  1. Warrington Rylands v Guiseley
  2. Bury v Prescot Cables
  3. Workington v Cleethorpes Town
  4. Leek Town v Bootle
  5. Ashton United v Redcar Athletic
  6. Bridlington Town v Curzon Ashton
  7. Avro v Hyde United
  8. Redditch United v Gloucester City
  9. Mickleover v Alfreton Town
  10. Anstey Nomads v Bromsgrove Sporting
  11. Evesham United v Halesowen Town
  12. Loughborough Students v Stourbridge
  13. Bourne Town v Banbury United
  14. Kettering Town v Quorn
  15. Egham Town v Uxbridge
  16. Erith Town v Burgess Hill Town
  17. Leatherhead v Eastbourne Borough
  18. Dartford v Three Bridges
  19. Whitehawk v St Albans City
  20. Aveley v Carshalton Athletic
  21. Enfield Town v Hanworth Villa
  22. Needham Market v Wingate & Finchley
  23. Hastings United v Waltham Abbey
  24. Berkhamsted v Cray Wanderers
  25. Faversham Town v Newmarket Town
  26. Deal Town v Hashtag United
  27. Takeley v Chertsey Town
  28. Weymouth v Sholing
  29. Didcot Town v Poole Town
  30. Taunton Town v Wimborne Town
  31. Gosport Borough v Chichester City
  32. Bath City v Frome Town

Matches to watch: a number of fixtures stand out for local bragging rights and potential shocks. Bath City v Frome Town is a close county contest that should draw plenty of local interest, while Redditch United v Gloucester City and Weymouth v Sholing look likely to produce competitive ties. The meeting of Bury and Prescot Cables also catches the eye, as does Kettering Town v Quorn — matches where form on the day could decide who progresses.

Supporters can mark 24 October in their diaries for what promises to be a busy day of FA Trophy football across the country.







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