City play the first of three consecutive matches on the road as John Askey’s side travel to Welling United on Saturday – 3.00pm.
The Tinners are unbeaten on their travels since early September with a win over Aveley and draws at Farnborough and Slough the reward, since losing 1-0 at Twerton Park to Bath City.
Truro travel to South East London second in the table after a home draw against Chippenham on Tuesday. The home side Welling will be looking to bounce back after suffering consecutive four goal defeats to Chippenham (4-0) and Eastbourne (4-1).
Last time the two sides met in DA16, the Wings were victors by the odd goal in five. Dan Sullivan gave City a deserved first half lead before Gene Kennedy levelled just after the turnaround.
And the hosts completely turned the game on its head when Sonny Fish scored a second for Rod Stringer’s side.
However, Truro levelled things up with a fine strike from Tyler Harvey but 14 minutes from time, a rocket from Anthony Papadopoulos handed the hosts a 3-2 triumph.
Distance & Directions
The most direct and practical route is as follows:
A30, M5, M4, M25, A2 (5 hours 30 minutes, 331 miles)
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Ground address: Park View Road, Welling, Kent, DA16 1SY
Parking
There is no parking available at Park View Road. However, there is plenty of street parking in the vicinity. Supporters are asked to park considerately and respect local residents.
Rail Travel
Welling Station is around 15 minutes walk away from Park View Road.
Supporters must note that rail travel will involve an overnight stay as the latest train on Saturday evening departs before full-time.
Dep 06.48 Truro (GWR to London Paddington)
Arr 11.29 London Paddington
Dep 11.45 London Paddington (Elizabeth Line towards Shenfield)
Arr 11.58 Whitechapel
Dep 12.07 Whitechapel (London Overground to New Cross)
Arr 12.22 New Cross
Dep 12.26 New Cross (South Eastern towards London Cannon Street)
Arr 12.47 Welling
Price for a super off-peak return: £147.40
The Ground
Park View Road is a mix of old new and traditional football stadium charm.
A classic grandstand runs about three quarters of the pitch and this houses the dugouts, hospitality and press areas.
Opposite, is a relatively modern all-seated East Stand, in which the dressing rooms are situated. Next to the stand is the base of Erith & Belvedere FC, who share the ground with Welling.
Both ends of the ground are open terraces, similar to that found at Bath City’s Twerton Park. The bigger of the two terraces is the Danson Park End, which houses away fans when segregation is in operation.
There will be no segregation enforced on Saturday so once inside the stadium, fans are able to stand (or sit) where they please.
The High Street End backs onto the main road and this is the favoured home end.
All the usual football food and drink is available with a fanzone marquee outside the ground too.
Tickets
Like City, the Wings offer an advanced and a walk-up price, with supporters offered a discount for purchasing before the turnstiles.
Advance Prices:
Adults: £16
Concessions: £11
Students: £11
Blue light/armed forces: £11
Under-18s: £8
Under-16s: Free
Under-11s: Free (when accompanied by and adult)
On the Day Prices:
Adults: £17
Concessions: £12
Students: £12
Blue light/armed forces: £12
Under-18s: £8
Under-16s: Free
Under-11s: Free (when accompanied by and adult)
Welling advise the all concessionary, student, blue light/armed forces and children may be asked to provide supporting documentation at the gate.
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