FA Trophy Second Round Fixtures - Saturday 14th November 2026

With the Second Round of the FA Trophy taking place on Saturday, we look at the ties to take place.

1. Hebburn Town (2) v Guiseley (3)
2. Ashton United (3) v Workington (3)
3. Bridlington Town (4) v Macclesfield (2)
4. Spennymoor Town (2) v Scarborough Athletic (2)
5. Radcliffe (2) v Marine (2)
6. Avro (3) v Chester (2)
7. Darlington (2) v Bury (3)
8. Alfreton Town (3) v Southport (2)
9. Chorley (2) v Buxton (2)
10. Worksop Town (2) v South Shields (2)
11. Leek Town (3) v Morecambe (2)
12. Bourne Town (4) v Bromsgrove Sporting (3)
13. Bedford Town (2) v Chesham United (2)
14. Wingate & Finchley (3) v Hashtag United (4)
15. Braintree Town (2) v Kettering Town (3)
16. King’s Lynn Town (2) v Stourbridge (3)
17. Halesowen Town (3) v Redditch United (3)
18. AFC Telford United (2) v Chelmsford City (2)
19. Hednesford Town (2) v Hemel Hempstead Town (2)
20. Hereford (2) v Brackley Town (2)
21. Newmarket Town (4) v Oxford City (2)
22. Merthyr Town (2) v Harborough Town (2)
23. Billericay Town (2) v Waltham Abbey (4)
24. Enfield Town (3) v Spalding United (2)
25. Dagenham & Redbridge (2) v Dorking Wanderers (2)
26. Walton & Hersham (2) v Aveley (3)
27. Farnham Town (2) v Ebbsfleet United (2)
28. Folkestone Invicta (2) v Cray Wanderers (3)
29. Weymouth (4) v Hampton & Richmond Borough (2)
30. Dartford (3) v AFC Totton (2)
31. Horsham (2) v Torquay United (2)
32. Didcot Town (4) v Slough Town (2)
33. Maidstone United (2) v Maidenhead United (2)
34. Whitehawk (3) v Tonbridge Angels (2)
35. Wimborne Town (3) v Uxbridge (3)
36. Bath City (3) v Truro City (2)
37. Eastbourne Borough (3) v Chertsey Town (3)
38. Dover Athletic (2) v Burgess Hill Town (3)
39. Salisbury (2) v Chichester City (3)
40. Weston-super-Mare (2) v Farnborough (2)

Prize money

Ties are on Saturday 14 November. Winners get £3,750 and losers £1,000, so £190,000 is shared out across the round. The prize money keeps going up from here. Third round winners get £4,500, the semi-final pays £15,000 and the final is worth £60,000. A club that enters at this stage and goes on to win the Trophy would take home £102,000 in total.

For the seven Step 4 clubs still in, a win on Saturday is a big payday. Bridlington, Bourne Town, Hashtag, Newmarket, Waltham Abbey, Weymouth and Didcot have each won at least three rounds to get here, and £3,750 goes a long way at that level.

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