By Moselaunch 
Wrexham AFC is primed to dive back into FA Cup action this Sunday as they prepare for a First Round encounter against Harrogate Town, a League Two competitor. The game, set to kick off at the Exercise Stadium at 3:30 PM, will bring Wrexham face-to-face with Harrogate in a matchup reminiscent of their 2021 FA Cup battle, where Wrexham, then a National League team, took on a Harrogate squad from a higher division. With this exciting rematch on the horizon, both teams are ready to put up a fight for a spot in the next round, adding to the already intense anticipation among fans.
For supporters traveling to Harrogate, Wrexham AFC has shared essential travel tips to make the journey as seamless as possible. Those heading to the Exercise Stadium by car should note that there is no dedicated supporter parking. Street parking options are limited, and fans are encouraged to respect local parking regulations and residents. Additionally, for those relying on public transportation, Harrogate Station is the closest train stop, and from there, a short 25-minute walk will get fans to the stadium. Club-arranged coach services are also available, departing from Mold Road at 10:00 AM on match day.
In line with Wrexham AFC’s commitment to maintaining a safe and respectful environment, the club has emphasized the importance of fan conduct both inside and outside the stadium. The club has warned against pitch invasions and other forms of disruptive behavior, reminding fans that such actions could lead to Football Banning Orders or criminal charges. Furthermore, these incidents can result in fines or restrictions on future away game ticket allocations, impacting the broader fan experience. Wrexham AFC has also expressed full support for the FA’s Love Football, Protect the Game initiative, aiming to foster positive fan engagement.
Wrexham AFC’s supporters are known for their incredible passion and dedication, and the club has reiterated its zero-tolerance stance on discrimination and misconduct. Fans are encouraged to report any incidents of unacceptable behavior to stadium stewards, club officials, or through the Kick it Out initiative. This commitment highlights Wrexham AFC’s dedication to a respectful, inclusive environment for all attendees, ensuring the focus remains on the thrilling FA Cup action set to unfold on Sunday.