Chichester City's reward for reaching the first round proper of the FA Cup is a bye to the second round of the competition after their ball was last out the hat during the draw last night.
Chichester City made history and reached the first round proper of the FA Cup for the first time since 1960 following a hard fought win at the Len Salmon Stadium.
Chichester City first team coach Danny Potter believes the current FA Cup run is just highlighting the potential the club has.
Chichester City’s remarkable FA Cup adventure continues after a late goal from Lloyd Rowlatt sent them through to the fourth qualifying round in front of a bumper crowd at Oaklands Park.
First half goals from Matt Axell and Lloyd Rowlatt capped off a historic cup week for Chichester City as they followed up Tuesday night’s FA Cup win with victory in their inaugural appearance in the FA Trophy.
Jamie Horncastle’s goal early in the second half gave Chichester City a memorable win in this FA Cup replay to set up a tasty tie at home to Enfield Town.
Chichester City will be in the hat when the draw takes place on Monday for the third qualifying round of the FA Cup after it finished all square against Hartley Wintney.
It was a night of frustration at Oaklands Park as City came back to earth with a bump as Tom Tolfey's first half penalty for Bridge halted their excellent start to the season.
Chichester City’s exceptional start to the season continued with an away win against early pace-setters Cray Valley PM that sent them to the top of the Isthmian south east division table.
Chichester City suffered defeat in the opening group game of the Velocity Trophy as Hastings United were comfortable winners at Oaklands Park.
