Wolverhampton Casuals return to league action tomorrow evening when they will play New Mills for a rearranged North West Counties Football League Division One South fixture.

New Mills are currently mid table in the league in 10th position, having played 15 games won 6 drawn 3 and lost 6and are on 21 points. Their last six fixtures have produced two wins over Wednesfield Community, the first away in The Edward Case Cup which ended 3-3 in normal time, The Millers going through after a penalty shootout. In the league at New Mills, The millers won convincingly 5-2, a 1-1 draw at Telford Town. New Mills have lost their three remaining games, against Alsager Town (2-3), at NWCFL Premier Division side Prestwich Heys 2-3 in the Macron Cup, and last Saturday 2-0 at second placed Eccleshall.

The Millers qualified for the promotion play-offs last season after a third place finish, losing to eventual play-off winners Stockport Georgians 1-0. Last season Casuals and New Mills met three times twice in the league and once in the FA Vase New Mills winning all three games scoring 12 goals with Wolverhampton Casuals scoring just twice last season.

Leading the scoring charts currently is Will Frank with six goals followed by Luc Ferry with five, the two leading goal scorers also lead the clubs match of the match table with two nominations each along with Solomon Richards. Newman new Mills finished third in the league table qualifying for the playoffs losing to the eventual winners, Stockport Georgians who were promoted after beating Echo Shaw in the final.

Wolverhampton Casuals good run continued on Saturday with a 2-0 win against Foley Meir at Brinsford Stadium and they will want to continue the good run of results to keep pressure on the clubs at the top of the table which will be hard given New Mills recent performances, where they have been unlucky and The Millers will provide a stern test.

Admission to tomorrow nights game is
Adults £7, Concessions £4 including on 16s, U12’s free
Printed programmes £2

Sky sports will be on in the bar before and after the game unfortunately there will be no food available at tomorrow night fixture and we apologise for any inconvenience caused.

We hope to see a good turnout by the Wolverhampton Casuals supporters as this is the last league game for around 10 days, as the club enters another period of cup fixtures, starting with an Edward Case tie on Saturday at home against Stafford Town, kick off 3 pm