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15 October 2022 Venue First Cloud Arena Attendance

Kick off 15:00 (UK)

South Shields
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Scunthorpe United
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Match Previews

Preview: South Shields (A)

14 October 2022

The Iron enter the Emirates FA Cup at the Fourth Qualifying round this weekend with a tie away at South Shields.

ony Daws’ side made it six unbeaten last weekend with a 3-3 draw at home to Aldershot Town.

TICKET & COACH TRAVEL NEWS

Click here for ticket details ahead of Saturday, October 15th’s (3pm kick-off) clash against South Shields. 

The game will be played at First Cloud Arena, with the Iron handed an allocation of 425 tickets for the game, of which all tickets are standing. We have been advised there is no seated allocation available to Scunthorpe supporters.

Fans must visit the link above to access the ‘away’ ticketing page. 

Away coach travel will be running to South Shields on Saturday, with spaces available to book, departing at the following times:

10.00am - Hornsby bus depot
10.05am - Ashby Broadway
10.15am - Museum and Baths Hall
10.30am - Glanford Park

Click here for more information regarding coach travel.

PRE-MATCH VIEWS

Tony Daws (click here to read | click here to watch on Iron Player).

Reagan Ogle (click here to read | click here to watch on Iron Player).

IRON TEAM NEWS

Daws revealed in his pre-match press conference that recent illness has hit the camp, stating: “It’s been a difficult week so far as we’ve picked up a few injuries and had illness in the camp too, which has affected players and staff.

“George Taft has been ill, so he’s not been in. He joined training on Thursday morning so we’re hoping that he will come in on Friday feeling okay. There’s been one or two so it’s been a challenging week so far.”

Andrew Boyce and Jacob Butterfield both came off during the Iron’s 3-3 draw at home to Aldershot Town last weekend. Daws also revealed that Boyce suffered with a dead calf, something he struggled to walk on at the start of the week, whilst Butterfield received several stitches after a gash to his head. Protocols now state that Butterfield will be unable to play for seven days, and will subsequently missing the game at South Shields.

Aiden Marsh has returned to Barnsley FC to recover from what the football club now understands is a hairline fracture in one of the bones on his foot, with that injury side-lining the 19-year-old for a number of weeks.

Liam Feeney and Jordan Hallam (hamstrings) continue to miss out through their injuries, although Colin Daniel is back in contention after a spell out with tendonitis.

Speaking to the press pre-match, Daws added Blackpool haven't allowed Rob Apter to be eligible for the FA Cup, while Tom Pugh has played in a previous round for Scarborough so is cup-tied.

THE OPPOSITION

South Shields currently sit eighth in the Northern Premier League Premier Division, losing once in their ten league outings so far.

The Mariners entered the FA Cup in the First qualifying round, edging out Workington A.F.C in a 3-2 victory at home. They then hit five goals twice in their following qualifying rounds, beating Shildon 5-0 on the road and Marske United 5-2 on home turf.

In 2021, the football club transitioned to a full-time model, where much of the first-team squad train for the football club on a full-time basis.

In January 2022, former Sunderland, Aston Villa and England striker Kevin Phillips became manager of the Mariners.

Phillips led South Shields to a second-placed finish in the Northern Premier League Premier Division, beaten by Buxton to the title. Promotion hopes were dashed when a defeat at home on penalties to Warrington Town in the semi-final dumped them out the play-offs.

For more information on our visitors, click here.

THE OFFICIALS

The referee will be Matt Corlett, assisted by Adam Nichol and Matthew Sowerby. The fourth official will be Mark Bell.

MATCHDAY DETAILS

South Shields state on their website that parking is available on Shaftesbury Avenue (post code: NE32 3UP), as well as at an ‘overflow car park’ at the nearby Barbour Factory Outlet store (NE32 3HL).

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Match Reports

Report: South Shields 1-0 Iron

15 October 2022

The Iron were beaten 1-0 at South Shields in the Fourth Qualifying Round of the Emirates FA Cup.

United entered the game making four changes from the side that faced Aldershot the previous week, as Reagan Ogle, Elliott Whitehouse, Cameron Wilson and Dan Gallimore came in for George Taft, Mason O'Malley, Jacob Butterfield and Rob Apter.

Within two minutes, there was good play from the Iron which culminated in Wilson being played into space by Alfie Beestin. His first touch was positive before slipping in Joe Nuttall. The Iron forward was flagged offside though.

Soon after, there was a fast move from the Iron which saw Wilson and Beestin involved, before Gallimore got into space and sent a shot goalwards, which was well saved by the goalkeeper.

On eight minutes, the first corner of the game went to the Iron following an advantage played by the referee. Andrew Boyce peeled away at the back post from Whitehouse’s corner, but the Iron’s skipper headed over the bar.

Soon after, Caolan Lavery nipped in on a loose ball right on the edge of the box and was upended, resulting in a free-kick to the Iron. That came following more positive play from Beestin and Wilson. Lavery’s free-kick was blocked by the wall, with Kgosi Ntlhe sending the ball over from the follow-up.

The hosts then made advances down the left channel before Michael Woods cut onto his right foot and sent an effort goalwards. The strike took a deflection and went out for a corner.

The Iron cleared the first corner for a second, but the second delivery was deflected, looped into the box and was headed home by Dylan Mottley-Henry.

On 15 minutes, Wilson was fouled, with Whitehouse taking the kick short to Beestin. He checked onto his left foot before his drilled effort was beaten around the post for a corner.

A minute later, Lavery challenged as Whitehouse sent the corner into the box, but the goalkeeper climbed highest to take the ball.

Soon after, the home side's Heaney drilled a low effort towards goal from 25-yards which was saved by Dewhurst.

Nuttall muscled himself around a defender on the right channel in the 19th minute. He teed up Gallimore to send in an inviting first-time cross to Lavery, but the frontman couldn't connect.

In the 24th minute, a superb ball from Beestin met the run of Wilson. He took the ball neatly and cut onto his right foot, but the effort was saved.

Two minutes later, Wilson was again the architect as the Iron moved forward. He received the ball from Nuttall and shifted it back to him. The first time effort was saved before the cross from Wilson was headed away.

With 43 minutes played, Lavery managed to get the ball out of a gap which fed Nuttall. He drove into the area but had the ball taken from his toes just as he looked to shoot.

Five minutes into the second period, Dewhurst got down smartly to his left to deny an effort from the edge of the box.

Just a minute later, Dewhurst was off his line smartly to put his body in the way as Mottley-Henry was slipped into the area. Soon after, Woods sent an effort wide from 25 yards.

The first Scunthorpe change arrived on 54 minutes when O'Malley came on for Jai Rowe.

After switching to right-back following the change, Ogle chested down a South Shields goal kick and drove forward. He found Beestin on the left side, with his effort narrowly clearing the bar.

A minute after, Smith sent a first time effort towards goal from 25-yards for the hosts, with Dewhurst making a comfortable save.

With an hour gone, Blair Adams hit the inside of the post for the hosts after an earlier handball appeal was rejected. O’Malley cleared the loose ball.

Then, the Iron got in the way of a long range shot from Conor Newton to divert the ball around the post for a corner.

On 74 minutes, there was a corner to the Iron as Beestin looked to play a give-and-go taking him into the box, but the ball was stabbed away.

Straight after that, second year academy trainee Harrison Poulter replaced Lavery, following nine goals in four games so far this season.

Whitehouse charged down the left in the 79th minus and squeezed in a cross. Poulter was lurking, but the hosts headed over for a corner.

Whitehouse came off soon after, with Colin Daniel replacing him for United's final change.

The Iron pressed to try and get a late leveller, with Ntlhe heading a corner over the crossbar in the dying stages.

Scunthorpe return to action next Saturday with a trip to Southend United.

SOUTH SHIELDS: Boney, Newton, Broadbent, Liddle, Morse, Smith, Heaney, Woods, Mottley-Henry (Osei, 84), Briggs (Ross, 79), Adams.

SOUTH SHIELDS SUBS NOT USED: Doherty, McGowan, Hunter, Gomes.

IRON: Dewhurst, Ogle, Whitehouse (Daniel, 83), Boyce, Beestin, Nuttall, Rowe (O'Malley, 54), Lavery (Poulter, 74), Wilson, Ntlhe, Gallimore.

IRON SUBS NOT USED: Foster, Young, Taft, Sellars-Fleming.

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Ticket News

Coach travel available for South Shields FA Cup tie

12 October 2022

The Iron are currently selling tickets for our away coach travel for the side’s Fourth Qualifying Round tie against South Shields in the FA Cup.

The tie is scheduled for the weekend of October 15th.

The coach is scheduled to depart Glanford Park at 10.30am, leaving all the usual stops prior to the stadium. The cost is £23 for members and £25 for non-members.

We will also offer our new adult and under-18 combo ticket (see here for further details) for £35 for members and £39 for non-members.

You can purchase your tickets online (www.sufctickets.com), by calling 01724 747670 or by visiting in person.

TICKET OFFICE OPENING TIMES...
Wednesday, October 12th - Closed
Thursday, October 13th - 10am-4pm
Friday, October 14th - 10am-4pm

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