A FOURTH attempt will be made tomorrow to stage Radcliffe Boro's FA Cup Fourth qualifying round replay against Burscough.

The game has twice been postponed this week with Third Division outfit York Ciuty waiting to meet the winner.

The originally scheduled home Unibond Division One fixture against Belper Town is now consigned to the ever-growing backlog of fixtures with Boro already facing the prospect of two games every week through to the end of the season.

There won't be any chance of staging a league fixture next week due to the FA Trophy home replay against Leek Town. On the plus side the break in action has manager Kevin Glendon looking at everyone being available, fit and raring to go, in another crack at old rivals Burscough.

Ramsbottom United entertain Cheadle Town at the Riverside Ground with former Atherton Colls and LR man Phil Porter set to make his home debut. The non-stop midfield player signed for the Rams from Mossley last week and scored a stunning first goal for the club in last weekend's 2-1 defeat at Clitheroe. Danny Goodall misses for United through suspension.

Atherton Colls manager Chris O'Brien has a fully fit squad to select from Abbey hey's visit to Alder House with striker Luke Hardman and defenders Lee Bowles and Mark Parry having shaken off recent injury doubts.

Daisy Hill entertain the most successful Division Two side of recent weeks Padiham at New Sirs in the Worthington Challenge Trophy Preliminary Round with a 1.30pm kick off.

Graham Howarth, the Padiham boss, has just been announced as the Division Two October Manager of the Month.

Lee Pover returns for Daisy but John Keary is still sidelined with an ankle ligament injury. Striker Adam Entwistle is now just days away from completing his six week suspension period and is one player glad of the recent heavy rain - he has yet to miss a single game! Atherton LR travel to Division Two bottom club Oldham Town also in the Preliminary Round of the Worthington Challenge Trophy.

Clubs try for a third consecutive Saturday to get LFA Amateur Challenge Shield Round Two games played. The Lancashire FA this week issued instructions that a pitch inspection must be organised for 12 noon today. If the pitch is unfit for play the tie will switch venue to the home ground of the away team.

The top local attraction in the second round draw is West Lancs League Blackrod Town at home to Manchester League Atherton Town. Pennington entertain Wigan Amateur League side Winstanley St Aidans and two former "big names" of the Bolton Combination clash with Walkden at home to Hindley Green, now of the Wigan League. Eagley have New Vic as visitors, while Hindsford travel to Slyne with Hest, Turton to Wigan Rovers and Tempest United are away at Golborne Sports.