It’s Tuesday night football under the lights for Marske United this evening - faced with the unenviable task of upsetting promotion-hopefuls, Shildon, on home soil.

The Railwaymen come to the John Keegan Stadium riding a wave of momentum following a six-goal thumping of Penrith.

They’ll be keen to continue their fine form with league-leaders Bishop Auckland only three points ahead.

Marske put an end to a series of successive defeats with a one-goal victory over Northallerton Town. Finn McKittrick made the difference, finishing from a delightful long ball from debutant Oscar Mahoney.

Supporters can arrive at the John Keegan Stadium from around 6:45pm this evening. Parking will be available on a first-come, first-served basis, and general admission will be priced at £8.

Here’s everything you need to know about our latest affair under the lights.

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

Children under the age of 12 will be admitted for free when accompanied by a responsible, paying adult.

Supporters can pay with either cash or card at the turnstile, which will be open for an hour before kick-off (6:45pm).

TRAVEL AND PARKING
For first time visitors, groundhoppers, and our travelling contingent, the John Keegan Stadium can be found using the postcode TS11 7BW.

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 Shildon once every half hour.

FOOD AND DRINK
The Clubhouse will be open from 6:30pm to serve both alcoholic and soft refreshments as usual. The Kabin will be open for light bites from 6:45pm.

Card payments will be accepted.

WEATHER FORECAST
The Met Office suggests Marske will be a mild 18° come kick-off this evening, with little to no change of rain.

There will be a wind-chill, but gusts are expected to be much lower than those on Saturday afternoon.