Bridlington Back to League Action as Scarborough and Whitby Play Away
Now sitting mid-table and without a win in the league since January, Scarborough Athletic are away at bottom of the league, Bishops Stortford today.
Boss Jon Greening mentioned to Scarborough Athletic TV, that not so long ago the fans were dreaming of promotion from the National League North - but has a message for them...
Jono goes onto remind the fans that getting out of this league is not easy.....
Kick off in that game is at 3pm, and you can catch full commentary on thisisthecoast extra.
It's taken all season - but Whitby Town were beaten at home for the first time - losing by 2 goals to 1, against Guiseley during the week, thereby ending any realistic dreams of a play off place.
Manager - Nathan Haslam was disappointed with the result on Tuesday, but not the performance.
Today Whitby Town will travel to Matlock Town for a 3pm kick off.
And Bridlington Town, secured their place in the East Riding Senior Cup Final, beating Sculcoates 3-0 on Tuesday night.
They are back in action this afternoon from 3pm, as they take on Pontefract Collieries in the league.


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