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Terriers set to go after Lambs live on TV

Tamworth will fly the Non-League flag on Live TV in the first round proper with their mouth-watering tie against Huddersfield Town kicking off the weekend.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 October 2024

TAMWORTH will fly the Non-League flag on Live TV in the first round proper with their mouth-watering tie against Huddersfield Town kicking off the weekend.
The Lambs navigated past a tricky Macclesfield in the fourth qualifying round, with the reward a League One big hitter.
Live TV games on the main BBC and ITV channels will bank each club £50,000 – with £20,000 for games on ITVX.
The prize fund has also increased to £45,000 for the winners – up from £41,000 last season – and there is a new losers’ bonus payment of £15,000.
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