Slough Town will host National League South rivals Enfield Town in the FA Cup fourth qualifying round at Arbour Park, with a place in the first round of the competition up for grabs when the two sides meet on Saturday, October 11.
Flackwell Heath might have won Saturday’s FA Cup third qualifying round tie late on against Bracknell Town, and manager Chris Ayres said his son Matty will be ‘gutted’ he missed a big opportunity in stoppage time to send the Heathens through.
Flackwell Heath will be in the draw for this afternoon’s FA Cup fourth qualifying round matches after substitute Connor Young forced home a late chance to seal a 1-1 draw at home to step 3 side Bracknell Town.
Flackwell Heath rolled up their sleeves and put in a real shift to ensure they defeated step 5 side Soul Tower Hamlets FC and book their place in the third qualifying round of the FA Cup for the first time in 11 years.
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