You can follow all the action throughout the afternoon on the Courier website, where there will also be an on-the-whistle match report and post-match reaction.
5. Ryan Galvin
Good to see him getting a consistent run of starts under his belt now. Is certainly capable of contributing to attacks down that left flank. Photo: Chris Nutton/FC Halifax Town
6. Scott High
What a shift he put in on Wednesday. When he plays well, generally speaking, so do Town. When he doesn't, it has an impact on the overall effectiveness on the team, such is his importance. Photo: Chris Nutton/FC Halifax Town
7. Jack Evans
Surely there can't be a more hard-working central midfield partnership in the National League than High and Evans. Once again, Evans put in a monumental effort on Wednesday. Photo: Chris Nutton/FC Halifax Town
8. Max Wright
Didn't have the impact he's capable of on Wednesday, but was taken off midway through the second-half, meaning his legs could be fresh enough for him to start again at York, although Tom Pugh's impact off the bench could see him pushing for the right-wing spot. Photo: Chris Nutton/FC Halifax Town