The Seasiders go into the fixture on the back of a draw against Hyde United last Saturday, a result that leaves them three points ahead of the relegation zone. An early strike from Jake Charles gave Whitby a positive start, before Tunde Owolabi levelled the scores in the first half.

Leek Town, meanwhile, come into the game having secured all three points in their previous outing, overcoming Prescot Cables at home thanks to a second-half goal from Louis Potts.

The reverse fixture earlier in the season saw Leek claim a convincing 3-0 victory. A standout effort from Callum Leigh, along with goals from Owolabi, then on Leek’s books, and Connor Heath, sealed the win for the Staffordshire side.

Tickets
Admission prices are as follows:
Adults: £13
Concessions (Over 65s): £9
Ages 18-21: £9 (proof of age may be required)
Under 18s: £5 (proof of age may be required)
Under 8s: Free

Tickets can be purchased in advance or on the gate on matchday.

Travel
Postcode: ST13 8LD

Parking at the F. Ball Community Stadium is extremely limited. Supporters are advised to use the overflow car park, accessed via the forecourt of Bridgend Garage adjacent to the ground. Please park considerately and avoid blocking vehicles or entrances.

A supporters’ coach, operated by Esk Valley, will depart the Towbar Express Stadium at 9am, with additional pick-ups at Scaling Dam (approximately 9:20am) and Leeds Skelton Lake Services (around 11am). Click here to book seats.

For those travelling by public transport, the nearest railway stations are Stoke-on-Trent, Macclesfield, and Buxton, each around 15 miles from Leek. From these locations, onward bus connections - such as the 108, 109, or the 18 "Leek Link" from Hanley - are required.

Keep Updated
Supporters unable to attend can follow the action via:

• Live updates on X (@Whitby Town)
• A full match report on the club website after the final whistle
• Post-match reaction and highlights on YouTube
• Live commentary on This Is The Coast Extra