This match is sponsored by Michael Lonergan in memory of his son, and former Garforth goalkeeper, Jack.
Read about the Jack Lonergan Foundation and how it promotes musical education for less priviledged people.

Garforth host Pickering on Tuesday night, looking to increase the gap between the Miners and the chasing pack in the battle for play-off places.

Town come into this game on the back of an incredible second half performance at the weekend, that saw them sweep aside Maltby. Five goals in nine minutes at the beginning of the second period were missed by a number of supporters still ambling back from the bar.

Tonights visitors will have welcomed the result.
Pickering have been hovering above the relegation spot, but have an eight point cushion between themselves and Maltby.

The Pikes may have only won twice in their last eleven outings, but striker Kieran Stares is still banging the goals in (twelve in sixteen appearances, including four against Barton recently).

When Garforth won at Pickering earlier this season, Paul Marshall earned the amazing stat of having managed both teams to 7-0 wins over each other in their last two meetings!

Charlie Marshall and Jamie Barkway will again be the injury concerns, having missed Saturdays game, but the squad has depth and the Maltby game showed it.

-----MATCH INFO-----
Please get here early to avoid delays at the turnstile and missing the start of the match.
Kick-off is 7.45pm.
If you're driving to the game, please respect our neighbours and follow the matchday parking guide.

Admission prices (cash or card payments accepted)
Adult £7
Concession £4
Children (U16) £2
U5 Free
Family Ticket (2 adults, 2 children) £16
We'll have both turnstiles operating, so you can use either if you're paying by cash or card.

We're a dog-friendly club, so you're welcome to bring along your four-legged friends (as long as they keep you on a lead!).
The bar and snack bar will be open, serving a great selection of hot and cold refreshments, including Leeds finest - Kirkstall Brewery ales.
We also have a pitch-side pop-up bar.
We accept payment by cash or card.

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.

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.
Please read the visitors guide on our website ahead of your trip (including parking arrangements).