Macclesfield Town make the trip over to Wincham Park next Tuesday evening, as they take on Witton Albion in a friendly encounter.
Tim Flowers' emerging squad is starting to take shape and as such, the match will prove to be a great opportunity for the former England international to run his eye over a whole range of players.
Not only that, the match will be the first time that the Silkmen faithful have had the opportunity to watch the First Team in live action since March 7th.
The capacity at Wincham Park has been set at 600, with Covid-19 measures in full operation.
We would ask everyone to comply with these, as well as any instructions from the matchday safety team.
The game will kick-off at 19:45, with admission prices mirroring the below -
Adults: £7.00
OAPs: £5.00
16-21: £3.50
Under 16: £1.00
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