Fleet Spurs take on their senior neighbours Fleet Town on Tuesday the 3rd August at 7.45pm in the first game between the sides in a number of years.
With relations between the clubs good these days, to the extent that Town helped Spurs out with players at various intervals last season, this should be a good game for the neutral.
With current first team manager Steve Mellor on his holidays, player assistants Mark Anderson and Paul Harkness will take the team, which will have a different look to it from last year.
But with players like Harkness, Anderson, McClurg, Wheeler, Campbell and Read in the squad, this should be Spurs toughest test to date.
With players still away on their holidays, manager Neil Baker is unable to pick from a full squad, which leaves him with only 1 recongnised striker, having Luke Walsh, Adam Crittenden and Sam Knowles unavailable.
Also Ben Clisby at right back will be a big loss, especially if the impressive Darren Wheeler is playing on the left hand side for Fleet.
This will be the last opportunity for Neil Baker to run the rule over his squad, as they start their league campaign on Saturday the 7th at home to East Cowes Vics.