Swans Draw Brighton

Saturday, 22 September 2001, 0:01
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Swansea have been drawn at home in the First Round of this season’s LDV Vans Trophy against Micky Adams’ Brighton & Hove Albion.

The draw which was made yesterday is as usual split into two sections, North and South and all ties in the first round will be played week commencing 15th October.

All three Welsh clubs have been drawn at home with Wrexham facing Wigan and Cardiff drawing Rushden & Diamonds. Once again, the competition includes sides from the Conference with last season’s Conference Runners-Up, Yeovil, facing Queens Park Rangers, in the competition for the first time.

Statistically, Brighton have not won at the Vetch for 7 visits and have only won 3 of the last 12 meetings between the two sides. However, they are, at the time of writing, the current second division leaders after taking our third division crown last season.

No mistake, this is one of the hardest draws that Swansea could have received at this stage of the competition and they will need to be playing well if they are to progress further in the competition.

THE FULL DRAW

Northern Section

Notts County
v York City
Scunthorpe United
v Lincoln City
Hartlepool United
v Bury
Leigh RMI
v Scarborough
Wrexham
v Wigan Athletic
Shrewsbury Town
v Chesterfield
Port Vale
v Carlisle United
Rochdale
v Southport
Huddersfield Town
v Halifax Town
Doncaster Rovers
v Kidderminster Harriers
Blackpool
v Stoke City
Darlington
v Macclesfield Town

The following Clubs will receive a bye through to Round Two: Hull City, Mansfield Town, Oldham Athletic, Tranmere Rovers.

Southern Section

Northampton Town
v Oxford United
Stevenage Borough
v Southend United
Bristol City v Torquay United
Exeter City
v Cambridge United
Colchester United
v Swindon Town
Yeovil Town
v Queens Park Rangers
Cheltenham Town
v Plymouth Argyle
Cardiff City
v Rushden & Diamonds
Wycombe Wanderers
v Brentford
Barnet
v AFC Bournemouth
Dagenham & Redbridge
v Leyton Orient
Swansea City
v Brighton & Hove Albion

The following Clubs will receive a bye through to Round Two: Bristol Rovers, Luton Town, Peterborough United, Reading.

Ties will be played in the week commencing October 15, 2001.

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