Chasetown FC will get a respite from their shaky start to the league season as they prepare for FA Cup action.
Three defeats in seven days have left Craig Harris’ men languishing in ninth place with just three points to their name.
But the Scholars boss will be hoping a change of competition can help his side kickstart their season.
Chasetown have pedrigree when it comes to the FA Cup, having faced the likes of Cardiff City, Port Vale and Oldham Athletic in previous money-spinning runs.
But they will face a stern test from Romulus who have started the season well and find themselves unbeaten and in second place in the Evo-Stik Northern Premier League.
Kick off at the Scholars Ground tomorrow (August 31) is at 3pm.
