WARRINGTON Town’s sell-out play-off final away at Scarborough Athletic on Bank Holiday Monday is set to be streamed live, free of charge.
The Yellow’s will be cheered on by around 600 travelling fans, with the winners clinching promotion to the National Northern League.
Warrington, who are still the current Premier League champions missed out on promotion last time due to their being a one-off super play-off due to restructuring of the football pyramid.
They earned the right to play in this year’s final, after knocking out promotion favourites South Sheidl following a thrilling 6-5 penalty shoot-out away from home last Tuesday evening, with goal keeper Dan Atherton the hero.
The former Liverpool Fc youngster described it as “the highlight of my career.”
A Scarborough Athletic club statement said: “We are delighted to update that we have made excellent progress in making Monday’s historic game available for live stream FREE OF CHARGE.
“Both clubs recognise the huge appetite to view the game live and have agreed that the game will be streamed via Scarborough Athletic TV YouTube channel without restriction.
“Hopefully this will allow those fans who were unable to get tickets to enjoy the game in some way, whilst also spreading Northern Premier League football to as wide an audience as possible.
“Although free to view, fans will be invited to make a voluntary donation when viewing online with the proceeds to be split between the two clubs for their respective charitable, youth and community project funding.
“The match will be live-streamed- starting at 2.40pm on: Scarborough Athletic TV YouTube channel on https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqpZ6rmMH_keHkS83sAx6ew
Dan Atherton appreciation post 🙌👏 pic.twitter.com/r7RILv1civ
— Warrington Town FC (@theyellows) December 23, 2021
24 hours to go, Yellows…@dannyatherton_ 🗣️💪
— Warrington Town FC (@theyellows) May 1, 2022
Half the job done! Let’s finish the job Monday at Scarborough, all the hard work this season boils down to the next 90 minutes! #COYY pic.twitter.com/4WnjXnKcyD
— Daniel Atherton (@dannyatherton_) April 28, 2022
