Pre-Game Press Call
City boss John Askey has been speaking to BBC Radio Cornwall’s Ross Ellis before tomorrow’s game.
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In Opposition
Torquay United travel to TR4 occupying fourth place in the National League South standings. The Gulls are three points behind the Tinners with three games to go.
Managed by former City chief Paul Wotton, it is another former Truro favourite who has kept Torquay in the title race. Cody Cooke (pictured below) is in red-hot form, scoring his last four matches.
In their last game, Torquay defeated Slough Town at Plainmoor. Cooke and Matt Jay – another player with previous City experience – found the mark in a 2-0 win against the 10-man Rebels.
Away from the English Riviera, Torquay are unbeaten in five games, with the side’s last defeat on February 22, when they surrendered a 2-0 lead to go down 3-2 at Chelmsford City.
Last Time We Met
This Good Friday clash will be the third between the Tinners and the Gulls this season. In the FA Trophy back in November, Truro City were defeated 1-0 at Plainmoor.
And the scoreline was the same on January 1, when Jordan Young’s settled an absorbing tie for Torquay, who prevailed with their only shot of note.
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Tickets
All tickets for this game have been issued. Fans are requested not to travel to the Truro City Stadium, without a valid match ticket.
Matchday Information
All the key information for home fans visiting the Truro City Stadium.
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Follow the Match
Our official X (formerly Twitter) handle will have all the build-up, in-game action and post-match reaction.
The game is being broadcast live by BBC Radio Cornwall, with live and uninterrupted commentary on all platforms – FM, DAB in Cornwall and around the world via BBC Sounds.
The game is also being streamed by the National League’s broadcast partners DAZN. Supporters can purchase a 7-day streaming pass, which will also cover the game against Weston-super-Mare on Monday
