Last time out in the competition, which first began in 1876, Wolves sent a team consisting of under-23 and under-18 stars to earn a penalty shoot-out victory over Stratford Town. Boubacar Hanne netted twice that evening in a 2-2 draw, as Jamie Pardington made two penalty saves to help Wolves progress into the second round.
Wolves have a long-established history in the Birmingham Senior Cup, winning the competition for the first time in seven occasions back in 1891/92 with a 5-2 victory over West Bromwich Albion, as well as reaching the final ten times in the past 130 years.
Tividale, who are yet to earn a place in the tournament’s showpiece finale, reached the second round after a tight 1-0 win over Sutton Coldfield Town back in October. The winner of Tuesday evening’s tie will face a trip to Leamington in the quarter-finals.
Tickets cost £5 for adults and £3 for concessions (over 65’s and students), while entry is free for under-16s.
WHEN
Tuesday 7.45pm
WHERE
The Aspray Arena, Willenhall
LAST THREE
Wolves
0-1 vs Blackburn Rovers (H)
1-5 vs Leicester City (A)
2-3 vs Everton (A)
Tividale
1-2 vs Stourport Swifts (H)
1-3 vs South Normanton Athletic (A)
5-0 vs Lye Town (A)
NEXT FIVE
14/01 Tividale (A) BSC
20/01 Derby County (H) PLC
24/01 Leeds United (H) PLC
29/01 Liverpool (H) PLIC
03/02 Southampton (A)
