Former Town striker Pawel Abbott will not feature this evening for the Quakers, as he is injured, but the Town players will not take the match lightly as they hope to dispose of Darlington who are expecting a small attendance in their 25,000 all seater arena on the outskirts of the North Eastern town.

But with the destination for the final Wembley Stadium, no players from the lower division will take this lightly, as the Terriers look to improve on recent seasons in a competition they achieved runners-up spot in 1993/1994.

Town's last success in this competition was a first round 3-0 victory over Morecambe on home soil in September 2004.

Both Darlington and Huddersfield received a bye through to round two.

The Terriers recent performances in the Members Cup:

2007/2008 - Round one - lost 1-4 at Grimsby Town
2006/2007 - Round one - lost 1-2 at home to Doncaster Rovers
2005/2006 - Round one - lost 1-2 at Boston United
2004/2005 - Round one - lost 6-3 at Blackpool
2003/2004 - Round two - lost at Carlisle 0-2, round one - bye
2002/2003 - Round one - lost at Wrexham 1-2

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Adults - £20
Seniors - £15
Students - £15 (full time students applicable only, and advance purchase required)
Juniors - £9

Note: Juniors who are Town season ticket holders can attend this fixture free of charge if in attendance with a full paying adult.

Wheelchair users - £10, free carer
Registered ambulant disabled - £15

Supporters can contact the Galpharm Box Office on 08704 44 45 52 for further ticket information and purchase. The Stratton Bank end is the one occupied by away supporters at the Darlington Arena.

League leaders Leicester City came out the strongest in a five goal thriller with a late winner after Town had fought back from 2-0 down. The late Dyer winner for the visitors was harsh on Town who had the better of a pulsating first half. The referee awarded a free kick that never was and a fluke goal followed.

A brace from Matty Fryatt had given City a 2-0 lead, the second a harsh penalty decision on Town's right back Jim Goodwin. Town boss Stan Ternent was rightfully aggrieved with the referee for the award of the penalty kick. Goals from Gary Roberts and Liam Dickinson brought the Terriers level.

But Town hearts were broken as City maintained their leadership position with a late winner.

The Town fans were terrific for the entire match, with great support travelling with Leicester City.

Goals: Roberts (69), Dickinson (77)
Yellow Card: Cadamarteri (72), Skarz (85)
Red Card: None
Possession: 55%
Shots: 17 (6 on target)
Corners: 4

Goals: Fryatt (50) & (65 pen), Dyer (90)
Yellow Card: Gilbert (27), Howard (71), Tunchev (90)
Red Card: None
Possession: 45%
Shots: 10 (4 on target)
Corners: 6

Attendance
16,212

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Both Darlo and Town enjoyed a bye from round one and it will be only the second visit to Darlington's new home since a 1-0 victory on Boxing Day 2003. 2,000 travelling blue and white army enjoyed Andy Booth's goal on 28 minutes.

Adults - £10
Concessions - £5
Under 10's - Free (these must be purchased with a paying adult)

Tickets will be available from the Darlington Arena on the evening of the match from the East Stand ticket office or supporters can contact the Galpharm Box Office on 08704 44 45 52. The East Stand is the one occupied by away supporters at the Darlington Arena.

Huddersfield Town's away journey to the North East to face Danny Wilson's Hartlepool United side will take place on Tuesday October 21st with an evening kick off (19:45).

Adults - £20
Concessions - £10 (over 65s, full time students and under 16s)
Wheelchair users are £20 (carers free)

Tickets will be available for the Rink End by contacting the Galpharm Box Office on 08704 44 45 52.

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