Salisbury’s next league match is away at Hampton & Richmond in the Vanarama National League South as Brian Dutton’s side looks to continue their unbeaten start.
The Whites are one of seven teams in the league that remain unbeaten after three league fixtures, and they are looking to establish themselves in the competition.
The games are coming quickly. This will be the third game in eight days for both these sides, with another to come on Bank Holiday Monday.
Last time out, Salisbury showed their battling qualities to come from behind to win a point against Truro City on Tuesday.
Truro are a hybrid side, with a mix of full-time and part-time players. They are looking to fully establish themselves in this league after a good first term last season. Like Salisbury, they came up by winning the playoffs.
An early goal from Ryan Law gave the ‘Tinners’ a first-minute lead. That was cancelled out from the spot in the second half as Josh Hedges scored his second penalty in two games.
Hampton and Richmond Borough are entering this season after missing out on the playoffs last season by just one point, but they have had a tricky start this term.
They lost at home to AFC Hornchurch on the opening day of the season. They have followed that up with two away draws at Chelmsford City and on Tuesday against Maidstone United.
Hampton and Richmond have had quite a turnover of playing staff and are looking to rebuild with a new manager, Alan Jullian.
| Ticket Type | Advance | Turnstile |
| Adults (Age 18 to 64) | £ 17.00 | £19.00 |
| Concessions (65 & over) | £ 12.00 | £ 12.00 |
| Students (17-24) with ID | £ 5.00 | £ 5.00 |
| Children 5-16 | £ 3.00 | £ 3.00 |
| Child U5 with paying Adult | Free | Free |
Travelling supporters can buy tickets in advance here – https://hamrichfc.com/pages/buy-tickets
Stadium location – Beveree Stadium, Beaver Close, Hampton, TW12 2BX – Parking at the stadium is extremely limited.
Hampton & Richmond Borough have informed us of a road closure on approach to their ground, which will be in place on Saturday.
You can still access the ground via High Street and then on to Station Road. If you’re coming from the M3 when you get on to the A308, you don’t turn down Percy Road; you carry on along it, then turn down High Street and then turn left for Station Road.
Hampton & Richmond are a cashless club, only card payments are accepted.
Salisbury Radio will have full match commentary for the match on Hits and Kicks on Saturday afternoon.
