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    Carl Davison - News Editor

    THE AMMIES ARE OFF TO DONCASTER TOMORROW

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    Salford City will be heading to Doncaster's Eco-Power Stadium hopeful of building up those all important points with a win following the 2-2 draw against Swindon on Saturday which nearly ended up in heart-break if it were not for the talented Liam Humbles stepping up to the plate with a last minute corker of a goal in stoppage time.

    Tomorrows match is the first of two away games the club has to face this week and Doncaster will be no easy opponent what with Curtis Tilt starting his suspension as a result of Saturdays Red Card and Rovers finding their form following a slow start to the season. 

    Grant McCann’s side are level on points with Salford, with three wins in their last four in League Two, and three league wins in a row at home.

    Once this game is over and done with the team faces Barrow at the So Legal Stadium on Saturday 28th October.

    If you can’t attend at the Eco-Power Stadium, the game is available to watch or listen to online in the UK and internationally for £10.

    You can find the stream by logging into the website in the top-right hand corner; head to the Matches tab; click ‘View Subscriptions’ in the SCFC TV box below the fixture; then choose Match Pass: Doncaster Rovers vs Salford City.

    Audio passes are also available, for £2.50, if you just want to listen to exclusive club commentary. 

    Match tickets are available online or from the Salford ticket office in advance. Collections and on-the-day sales are available from the Club Doncaster Academy Reception next to the away turnstiles in the North West corner of the Stadium.

    Photo: Salford City FC

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    About The Club

    Salford City FC, based in Kersal at the Peninsula Stadium on Moor Lane, Salford, is a football club with an inspiring rise through the ranks of English football. Founded in 1940, the club has experienced a remarkable journey, rapidly ascending from non-league status to the English Football League (EFL). Owned in part by former Manchester United players, the Class of '92, including Ryan Giggs, Gary Neville, and Paul Scholes, Salford City FC has gained considerable attention for their ambition and commitment to success. The Ammies, as they are affectionately known, have become a symbol of determination and community spirit.

    To keep up with the latest news, fixtures, match results, player profiles, and community engagement initiatives from Salford City FC, you can visit their official club website: Salford City FC.

    This website serves as a comprehensive resource for fans and supporters, offering insights into the club's history, its journey through the football league pyramid, and its ongoing efforts to establish themselves as a competitive EFL team. Whether you're a devoted fan or just curious about Salford City FC's remarkable story, their website provides a wealth of information to keep you informed and engaged.

     





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