BUILDBASE FA VASE FIRST ROUND PROPER
games to be played on the weekend of Saturday 22nd October
winners receive £675 from the FA's prize-fund
AFC Liverpool v Bootle
The newly formed City Of Liverpool FC have been making headlines with some big crowds in the Merseyside non-league scene so it will be good for the above two clubs to get some exposure as the two Hallmark Security Premier Division sides face off against each other on The Road To Wembley. The game should attract a decent attendance but it won't be the biggest as AFC entertain COLFC on Wednesday 23rd November in the Liverpool Senior Cup. AFC currently ground share at Marine FC.
1874 Northwich v Billingham Synthonia
Stockport Town v Sunderland Ryhope CW
Penrith v Easington Colliery
Guisborough Town v Padiham
Runcorn Town v Hallam
South Shields v Runcorn Linnets
Graham Fenton crossed over the River Tyne from rival's North Shields earlier this month to take up the joint management position with Lee Picton. The former Aston Villa and Blackburn Rovers player famously won the Vase with North Shields in 2015 so will want to take his new team all the way to Wembley. The visitors will provide stiff opposition as they are currently in fourth place in the Hallmark Security North West Counties League Premier Division. 1,166 saw South Shields last home league game so the attendance for this one will be in four-figures too.
Charnock Richard v Barnoldswick Town
Atherton LR v Chester-Le-Street Town
Ashton Town v Billingham Town
AFC Emley v Chadderton
Newcastle Benfield v Irlam
Atherton Collieries v Jarrow Roofing Boldon CA
Congleton Town v Hall Road Rangers
Bridlington Town v Pickering Town
Holker Old Boys v Stockton Town
Litherland Remyca v Shildon
Shifnal Town v Quorn
Heanor Town or Kimberley MW v Blidworth Welfare
St Andrews v Paget Rangers
Long Eaton United v Coventry United
Wolverhampton Casuals v Chelmsley Town
The City of Wolverhampton is represented by two teams (see Wolverhampton SC below). The Casuals of the West Midlands (Regional) League welcome Midlands League Division One Chelmsley Town who make the short trip over from Coleshill Town where they currently ground share.
Stone Old Alleynians v Hucknall Town
or Ashby Ivanhoe
Handsworth Parramore v Shepshed Dynamo
Bromsgrove Sporting v Cadbury Athletic
Westfields v Walsall Wood
Staveley MW v Pinxton
Holwell Sports v AFC Mansfield
Hinckley FC v Wolverhampton SC
Wolvehampton Sporting Community of the West Midlands (Regional) League Premier Division make the trip to Hinckley FC - the club formed in January 2014 followed the liquidation of Hinckley United. It's a chance for WSC to get some revenge on Hinckley as they were well beaten 5-0 in the First Qualifying Round by them last season.
Lichfield City v Shawbury United
Kirby Muxloe v Hemsworth MW
Penistone Church v Sherwood Colliery
Bottesford Town v Haughmond
Birstall United or Malvern Town v Worksop Town
Rocester v Oakham United
Uttoxeter Town v Leicester Road
Hinckley FC currently ground share at Heather St Johns. The club who now play at Hinckley United's old ground are Leicester Road FC. They travel to Uttoxeter Town who got to the Third Round last season which was their debut season in the Vase.
Radford v Harborough Town
Sporting Khalsa v Hanley Town
Coventry Copsewood v Holbeach United
Northampton Sileby Rangers v Oxhey Jets
Thetford Town v Great Yarmouth Town
Wadham Lodge v Hertford Town
Wadham Lodge beat fellow Essex Senior League side Enfield 1893 FC in the last round in a game played on Friday evening. This game against SSMFL Hertford Town could also be played on the Friday evening or Sunday afternoon as Waltham Forest are also at home against Rothwell Corinthians. Whenever it's played the game will attract a few ground hoppers and a good number of supporters making the short trip from Hertfordshire.
Sporting Bengal United v Southall
A repeat of the East v West London derby game played last season which Sporting Bengal won 6-2 before losing to Sleaford Town in the Second Round. Their best performance in the Vase came in 2011/12 when they reached the Third Round losing to rival's Bethnal Green United (now called Tower Hamlets FC). Southall FC famously reached the Final in 1986 losing to Halesowen Town at the old Wembley stadium. Since they were reformed they haven't got past the first round proper.
Felixstowe &a Walton United v Haverhill Borough
Broadfields United v London Bari
Highmoor Ibis v Holmer Green
Peterborough Sports v Swaffham Town
Waltham Forest v Rothwell Corinthians
Thrapston Town v Leverstock Green
Canning Town v Biggleswade
Two sides who caused shocks against Essex Senior League opponents in the second qualifying round will play each other at The Terrance McMillan Stadium in the first round. Essex Olympian League side Canning Town beat Southend Manor on penalty kicks (4-5) after a 0-0 draw and Biggleswade won 1-2 at Takeley.
Northampton On Chenecks v Ely City
Gorleston v Barking
Biggleswade United v Baldock Town
A hotly anticipated local derby game that see's SSMFL Premier play SSMFL Division One. This should be a game not to miss at Second Meadow.
Flackwell Heath v Cockfosters
The home side reached the Fifth Round in 2014/15 before losing at the first hurdle to Bowers & Pitsea who went on to reach the semi-final last season. Flackwell finished in third place of the Hellenic Premier Division last season and are currently second with two games in hand over table topper's Thatcham Town. They are rightly one of the favourites for the title. 'Foster's best performance in the competition has been to reach the second round in 91/92, 07/08, 12/13 and 13/14.
Walsham Le Willows v Tring Athletic
Crawley Green v Basildon United
Colney Heath v Hoddesdon Town
A local SSMFL derby. The Lillywhites famously lifted the first FA Vase is 1975. Their best performance in the last decade has been to reach the third round in 09/10. 2014/15 saw The Magpies reach the third round which is their best performance. They were excluded in 14/15 for playing an inelligible player which subsequently saw them banned from the 2015/16 competition. A game which will be very close and could go either way.
Daventry Town v Newport Pagnell Town
Godmanchester Rovers v London Colney
Yaxley v Stanway Rovers
St Margaretsbury v Ilford
Peterborough Northern Star v Sun Sports
Welwyn Garden City v Saffron Walden Town
Wembley v Desborough Town
Banstead Athletic v Crowborough Athletic
Wick v Haywards Heath Town
Bedfont Sports v Buckingham Town
Canterbury City v Lydney Town
or Peacehaven & Telscombe
FC Elmstead v Ringmer or Sporting Club Thamesmead
Abbey Rangers v Tunbridge Wells
Hollands & Blair v Ascot United
Walton & Hersham v Thame United
Croydon v Bracknell Town
Epsom & Ewell v Bridon Ropes
Horsham YMCA v Horndean
Eastbourne United v Horley Town
Shoreham v Glebe
Beckenham Town v Lancing
Eastbourne Town v Tooting & Mitcham Wanderers
AC London v Highworth Town
Fairford Town v Andover Town
Alton Town v Corinthian
Ash United v Chichester City
Alresford Town v Lingfield
Lordswood v Newhaven
Abingdon United v Thatcham Town
Cribbs v Odd Down
Devizes Town v Gillingham Town
Amesbury Town v Brimscombe & Thrupp
Helston Athletic v Team Solent
Street v Blackfield & Langley
Bournemouth v Melksham Town
Calne Town v Torpoint Athletic
Tuffley Rovers v Sherborne Town
Cullompton Rangers v Hengrove Atheltic
Bemerton Heath Harlequins v Plymouth Parkway
Sholing v Buckland Athletic
Clevedon Town v Willand Rovers
Romsey Town v Portland United
Exmouth v Tavistock
AFC Stoneham v Shaftesbury Town
Last season's winners Morpeth Town enter the competition at the Second Round stage accompanied by twenty-six other sides.
Twenty-Seven clubs exempt until Second Round
AFC Wulfrunians
Alvechurch
Ashford United
Berkhamsted
Bodmin Town
Bradford Town
Bristol Manor Farm
Camberley Town
Cleethorpes Town
Coleshill Town
Dunston UTS
FC Romania
Hartley Wintney
Hullbridge Sports
Ipswich Wanderers
Knaphill
Leicester Nirvana
Marske United
Moneyfields
Morpeth Town
Newport (IW)
Newton Aycliffe
North Shields
Nuneaton Griff
Sleaford Town
Sunderland RCA
Sutton Common Rovers
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