Match Information: Barrow (H)

Everything you need to know ahead of Saturday's Emirates FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round Replay against Barrow AFC at the KMM Energy Stadium.

We welcome Barrow to Sudmeadow Road on Tuesday 20th October, with kick-off at 7.45pm, as Daf Williams' side look to book their place in the First Round Proper of the Emirates FA Cup.

Match Details:

Fixture: Gloucester City vs Barrow

Competition: Emirates FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round Replay

Date: Tuesday 20th October

Kick-Off: 7:45pm

Venue: KMM Energy Stadium

Ticket Information:

We have matched Barrow's ticket prices for this fixture from the reverse fixture those prices are below and tickets are available to purchase here.

• Adults: £10

• Concessions: £5

• Under-13s: FREE

These prices apply to both home and away supporters.

How Can I Watch the Match?

The only way to watch Tuesday's game is to be there in person at the KMM Energy Stadium.

There will be no live television coverage, no online stream and no televised highlights of the fixture.

Tune in live to Tigers Radio here.

STADIUM ACCESS & AWAY SUPPORTERS

Tonight's Emirates FA Cup replay against Barrow AFC will be an unsegregated fixture, meaning both home and away supporters are welcome to access the majority of the KMM Energy Stadium.

Away supporters are welcome in all general spectator areas of the stadium, with the exception of the T-End, which is strictly reserved for Gloucester City supporters.

Barrow AFC supporters are encouraged to use the Tom Webb Stand, the stadium's designated away terrace, although they are welcome to watch the match from other permitted areas.

All supporters should follow signage and the instructions of matchday stewards throughout their visit.

ALCOHOL RESTRICTIONS

Alcohol regulations – Important information

Due to Barrow AFC's status as a National League club, tonight's fixture is subject to additional alcohol regulations under the Sporting Events (Control of Alcohol etc.) Act 1985.

Alcohol will only be available to purchase and consume within the 1883 Bar. Supporters will not be permitted to take alcoholic beverages into areas overlooking the playing surface.

We ask all supporters to respect these restrictions and follow the instructions of Club staff and stewards throughout the evening.

What Happens if it Ends in a Draw?

Unlike matches in the FA Cup First Round Proper onwards, replays are still used during the qualifying stages of the competition. Should this replay also finish level after 90 minutes, an additional 30 minutes of extra time will be played, followed by a penalty shootout if necessary.

The winner of the tie will progress to the First Round Proper, where they will face Gillingham at Priestfield on the weekend of Sat November 7th.