Another Saturday, another cup game, this time its the Isuzu FA Vase First Qualifying Round. We welcome United Counties League Premier Division South outfit Moulton to the KAMTECH Stadium and a first ever meeting of the two clubs.

Having won the Spartan South Midlands League Division One Play-offs with a 1-0 win over Eaton Socon last season, their elevation to step 5 was also marked with a lateral move to the United Counties League. Moulton currently sit 3rd in their division on nine points, having played five games securing three wins but losing twice.

If the game is a draw at the end of normal play then tie will be decided by penalty kicks.

The winners of this tie will be at home to British Airways in the Second Qualifying Round on Saturday 20th September 2025.

OFFICIALS
Referee: Nicholas Elliott
Assistant Referee: Dylan Lees-Jones
Assistant Referee: Martin Oliver

ADMISSION
Adult £8.00
Concessions (over 65) £5.00
Children (under 18) £2.00
RRJFC (with ID) Free

MOULTON FC HISTORY

Moulton FC was formed in October 1896 and played their first game against the village of Old with the game end ing in a 2-2 draw and a second game against Moulton WMC on Christmas day that same year. Information is scarce up until after the Sec-ond World War but by the late 1940s the club had become a force in local football in the Mid Northants Football League wear-ing the famous Black and White Stripes apparently first used in the 1920s. For three seasons on the trot 1948-49, 1949-50, and 1950-51 the club won the Division 1 League and Cup double as well as winning the NFA Lower Junior Cup twice in 1948-49 and 1950-51. Following that the club were runners up in the NFA Jun-ior Cup in 1951-52 and 1952-53. Between then and 1979 the club had spells in the Kettering Amateur League and The North-ampton Town League us ing the name of Moulton Wanderers in the process and playing in Red. In 1979 a new Committee took over the club and the Magpies moved back to the Northampton-shire Combination (the old Mid Northants League) and the black and white kit was reborn. The club were Division 2 runners up in 1986-87 and Division 1 runners up and League Cup winners in 1990-91 and won the Premier League and Cup double in 2003-04. For the 2022-23 season the club applied for step 6 football for the first time and were successful and placed in the Spar tan South Midlands League. Success at this level followed and the club were Runners up in the Gladwish Trophy and won the Northants FA Junior Cup for the first time in its 127 year history. The following season 2023-24 they won the NFA Junior Cup again and also the Spartan League Division 1 Knock out Cup, and in 2024-25 having finished 3rd in the League they won the end of season play-offs and were promoted to step 5 for the first time in the clubs history and entered the United Counties League Premier Division South.