Marske United’s Northern League campaign continues on the Tyneside Coast this weekend, as the Seasiders head north to take on a resurgent Whitley Bay.

The Seahorses remain unbeaten in league action since falling to Marske in August. Such a run includes victories over Redcar Town, Easington Colliery and Blyth Town.

Supporters joining the Seasiders can find Hillheads Park using the postcode NE25 8HR, where there will be limited on-site parking available.

Admission will be priced at £9 for adults, whilst food and drink will be served from both the bar, and various food kiosks.

Here’s everything you need to know about our latest trip north of the Tyne.

ADMISSION
Admission to Whitley Bay’s Hillheads Park is priced at £9 for adults, £7 for concessions and £5 for those under the age of 18.

Cash and card payments will be accepted at the turnstile. Gates will open at around 2pm on the afternoon.

TRAVEL AND PARKING
Supporters can find Hillheads Park using the postcode NE25 8HR, situated not far from Whitley Bay Ice Rink.

On-site parking is limited and works on a first-come, first-served basis. There are other places to park in the vicinity of the ground, though please do consider the club’s local neighbours.

If travelling by train, supporters can pick up the Tyne and Wear Metro from Newcastle Central Station - choosing to walk the final stretch from Monkseaton, or Whitley Bay.

FOOD AND DRINK
Whitley Bay’s main bar - The Seahorse - will be open from 12pm this afternoon, serving both alcoholic and soft refreshments.

There will be refreshments served inside the ground from various food kiosks - kitted out with your usual matchday offerings.

Card payments will be accepted, though Marske United would encourage supporters to bring cash for the rare instances of machine failure.

WEATHER FORECAST
North Tyneside will be a fresh 12° come kick-off this afternoon - according to the Met Office - though that will come with a considerable wind-chill.

Gusts up to 40mph are expected during the course of the match, with consistent speeds up to 22mph. There is little chance of rainfall following the first whistle.