It’s back to the John Keegan Stadium for Marske United this weekend, who look to continue a three (and a half) game unbeaten run against Birtley Town.

Supporters can arrive at the ground from 12:30pm, when the Clubhouse will open its doors to serve both alcoholic and soft refreshments. The turnstile will be open from an hour before kick-off.

Parking is available in the vicinity of the ground, whilst standard admission will be priced at £8 for adults, £5 for concessions and £3 for those under the age of 18.

Under-12s will be admitted for free when accompanied by a responsible adult.

Here’s everything you need to know as we welcome Birtley Town to the John Keegan Stadium.

ADMISSION
Admission at John Keegan Stadium is priced at £8 for adults, £5 for concessions and £3 for those under the age of 18.

Under-12s will be admitted for free when accompanied by a responsible adult.

Cash and card payments will be accepted at the turnstile, which will be open from around 2pm.

TRAVEL AND PARKING
The John Keegan Stadium can be found using the postcode TS11 7BW for those first time visitors looking to come and support the Seasiders.

Parking is available on-site on a first-come, first served basis, whilst there are plenty of places to park in the town free of charge, and just a short walk from the ground.

Supporters travelling by train can walk the short distance from the station to the stadium. Trains will run from Saltburn, Middlesbrough, Darlington and Bishop Auckland once every half hour.

FOOD AND DRINK
The Clubhouse will be open from 12:30pm to serve both alcoholic and soft refreshments as usual. The Kabin will be open for light bites from 2pm.

Card payments will be accepted.

CLUB SHOP
Our brand new Club Shop and Jake’s Programme Vault will be open from 2pm on Saturday afternoon.

We’ll be offering old stock at a greatly reduced price, whilst a very limited number of new replica kits will be on sale.

Unfortunately, ordered stock is yet to arrive. We apologise for the inconvenience.

WEATHER FORECAST
The Met Office suggests Marske will be a moderate 16° come kick-off on Saturday afternoon, with a slight wind-chill and low chance of rain.

Visibility will be good, thankfully, so there will hopefully be no repeat of Tuesday evening’s drama.

BRANDON GRIMES
Last week, local referee Brandon Grimes tragically lost his life whilst on holiday in America. We’ll be holding a moment of remembrance shortly before kick-off.

Brandon’s family have arranged a Go Fund Me for those who can donate to contribute to bringing him home to the United Kingdom.

Supporters keen to offer their help can do so here.