FC Halifax Town: Shaymen will be back in action on November 10

By Tom Scargill
Published 2nd Nov 2020, 16:16 BST
Jeff King, during Town's previous outing, their 2-0 defeat in the FA Cup at South Shields on October 24. Photo: TS MediaJeff King, during Town's previous outing, their 2-0 defeat in the FA Cup at South Shields on October 24. Photo: TS Media
Jeff King, during Town's previous outing, their 2-0 defeat in the FA Cup at South Shields on October 24. Photo: TS Media
FC Halifax Town’s home game with Weladstone has been rearranged for Tuesday, November 10 (7.45pm).

It will be Town’s first game for 17 days after the squad and staff come out of self-isolation following a COVID-19 outbreak at the club, forcing the Wealdstone game to be postponed from its original date of Saturday, October 31.

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Halifax’s last game was their 2-0 FA Cup defeat at South Shields on October 24.

The Shaymen are still allowed to play despite the national lockdown as National League football is classed as an elite level by the Government.

Related topics:FC Halifax TownWealdstoneGovernmentSouth ShieldsNational LeagueHalifax

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