Weymouth have been drawn away to Hereford in the 1st Qualifying Round of the Buildbase FA Trophy.
The match will take place at Edgar Street on Saturday 28th October.
#COYT

Weymouth have been drawn away to Hereford in the 1st Qualifying Round of the Buildbase FA Trophy.
The match will take place at Edgar Street on Saturday 28th October.
#COYT
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