Garforth take on Bridlington at the Bannister Prentice Stadium this Saturday, which will conjure up images of some memorable matches to some.

The "battle of Cedar Ridge" in 2015 saw Garforth come from behind three times in a game that reached boiling point in the second half.

Albert Ibrahimi caused scenes at the seaside when he netted a last minute FA Cup winner in 2018.

There was also an incident packed match in 2020 which went viral when Alex Low was shown three cards in the same passage of play by the ref.

Can Saturdays game live up to past events? We certainly hope so!

Brid sit six places below Garforth, in eighteenth position in the NPL East. Town have a game in hand and three points advantage over their visitors.
The Seasiders have had a similar record in recent weeks, having a win at Sheffield FC, followed by a loss at Stocksbridge the week after.

Garforth had the disappointment of home defeat to Bradford Park Avenue in their last game and need to get their goalscoring mojo back.
Playmaker Sam Barker is nearing a return from his broken arm, but Paul Marshall may reshuffle his pack from last week in a bid to get back to winning ways.

You may have seen that Garforth have been sporting new shirts recently. These are now available to order from our online club shop, along with new away shirts.

Kick-off at the Bannister Prentice Stadium is 3pm.
Admission prices -
Adults £9
Concessions £6
U16s £3
U5s FREE
Family ticket (2+2) £20
The turnstile accepts cash or card payments.

If you can't make it to the game, you can listen to live commentary by Bradley Matchabvunga on our Mixlr channel - Garforthtownradio

The Tudor Sales & Lettings clubhouse bar will be open from 1pm, serving an excellent array of cold drinks, and local beers from Kirkstall Brewery.

Ralphs Kiosk snack bar will have all the usual selection of hot and cold food and drinks.
Our pitchside bar will also be in operation.

The match day programme is £2 and available in the bar or on the gate.
You can use cash or card payments anywhere inside the ground.

For everything you need to know ahead of your visit (including parking arrangements) please check the visitors information section on our website.
Please respect our neighbours and do not park anywhere on Cedar Ridge, or the housing estate leading up to the club.

If you're local and can get here by walking or public transport, that would be great.
The nearest bus stop is on Aberford Road (stop is named Aberford Road, Brierlands Close) and is serviced by the Arriva 164 bus.
Garforth Railway Station is a mile from the club, there is also a taxi office at the train station.
As always, there'll be limited parking at the ground and a steward will direct you as you turn on to Cedar Ridge.

We're sure you'll enjoy your visit to the Bannister Prentice Stadium and there's plenty of info here for your first time visit, but if there's anything else you need to know, you can email Sam Whitley at sam.whitley@garforthtown.net
or you can message us via social media.