By Kurt Barnes
When: Tuesday 10th November 2026 (KO 19:45)
Where: Where: Farley Way Stadium, Farley Way, Quorn, LE12 8RB
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The Reds will face off against a Stockton Town side who will travel down to Farley Way for the first time. Ticket prices have been reduced to just £10 for Adults, so it’s a great opportunity to see Ryan Beswick’s men in action.
Quorn’s Form:
After a brilliant 3-2 win against Warrington Town on Halloween, the Reds were back at home under the lights on Friday night to face off against an Alfreton Town side who had made the short trip down to Leicestershire. A crowd of 502 witnessed the Reds thrash the team from Derbyshire, 4-0, with Terell Pennant bagging a brace and Jesse Friend getting on the scoresheet. It was all smiles as Zak Goodson returned to the club scoring from the bench in his second debut. The Reds now find themselves fifth in the form guide, only one point off the most inform teams ahead of them. Quorn’s seven match unbeaten streak in the league is currently the longest spell in the NPL Premier Division.
The Opposition:
The Anchors find themselves looking to get back to winning ways after a narrow 1-0 defeat at home to Curzon Ashton at the weekend. Before that, The Anchors lost to the same scoreline in the Durham Cup against Easington Colliery. Stockton last won on Halloween in the league, where they thrashed Whitby Town 5-0 on the road. The Anchors find themselves mid table in the form guide in 12th, having won two, drawn one and lost three of the previous six. The other win was 1-0 against Bury, showing what they’re capable of. The Anchors have been in and around the playoffs for a few years now, so should not be taken lightly.
Head-to-Head:
This will be the first meeting between the two teams with Stockton making the long trip down from the Northeast.
One-to-Watch:
Josh Scott is a man who has been in good form for The Anchors this season. The 25-year-old Newcastle born lad has seven goals to his name this term. Josh Scott’s career started off coming through the ranks at Hartlepool United before a move to Mansfield Town beckoned. His time at Mansfield included loan spells at Mickleover and Frickley Athletic before his release and move to Morpeth in 2022 for a very brief stay before departing onto Blyth Spartans. Upon his departure from Blyth Spartans, Scott went onto to have brief spells at Marske United and West Auckland Town before making the move to Stockton in October of 2024.
Ticket Prices:
Adults: £10.00, Concessions: £7.00, Under 16s: £4.00, Under 12s: Free
