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FA VASE FACTFILE: Pegasus are the history makers

37 of the 64 clubs in the third round of the FA Vase have a chance to either set or equal their best ever FA Vase run.

FA VASE

FA VASE FACTFILE
3RD ROUND PREVIEW
By Phil Annets @FACUPFACTFILE

37 of the 64 clubs in the third round of the FA Vase have a chance to either set or equal their best ever FA Vase run.
Eleven ties guarantee that the winner will set or equal their best run with Newcastle University v Silsden FC, Blyth Town v Bishop Auckland, Carlisle City v Charnock Richard, Highgate United v Lichfield City, Walsham-le-Willows v White Ensign, Roffey FC v North Greenford United, and Hamworthy Recreation v Wells City all guaranteeing the victors a best Vase run.
2 ties will guarantee a minimum of two of the 1...

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