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AARON PIERRE SET TO SERVE ONE MATCH BAN

Team news ahead of Notts County's visit to the PTS Academy Stadium

21 September 2018

Defender Aaron Pierre is set to serve a one-match ban following his sending off at Port Vale.

Leon Barnett, Shaun McWilliams and Daniel Powell could however all be back in contention for the visit of Notts County on Saturday.

“We have one or two minor issues but we also have one or two players coming back,” said boss Dean Austin.

“I’m not happy with not winning and I won’t hesitate to change things. I have to find a winning formula with what I have.

“I feel that there are a lot of positives in our play and I’m not going to change our style but I am well aware of the areas where we need to improve.”

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Match Reports

NORTHAMPTON TOWN 0 NOTTS COUNTY 0

Northampton Town 0 Notts County 0 - the match report

22 September 2018

SKY BET LEAGUE 2       
Saturday September 22nd, 3.00pm      
PTS Academy Stadium

NORTHAMPTON TOWN 0

NOTTS COUNTY 0

Attendance: 4,935 (640 away supporters)

Cobblers: David Cornell, Hakeem Odoffin, David Buchanan, Ash Taylor, Leon Barnett, Sam Hoskins, Matt Crooks, Sam Foley, Dean Bowditch (sub Jack Bridge 78), John-Joe O’Toole, Kevin van Veen
Subs not used: Lewis Ward, Shay Facey, Jordan Turnbull, Andy Williams, Billy Waters, Shaun McWilliams
 
Notts County: Ross Fitzsimons, Matt Tootle, Lewis Alessandra, Enzio Boldewijn (sub Sam Osborne 89), Kane Hemmings, Noor Husin (sub Elliott Hewitt 63), Elliott Ward, Rob Milsom, Cedric Evina, Jamie Turley, Jon Stead
Subs not used: Kristian Dennis, Branislav Pindroch, Shaun Brisley, Terry Hawkridge, Keston Davies

Referee: Paul Marsden

Booked:
Cobblers: Ash Taylor (21, 1st of the season), Matt Crooks (63, 3rd), Kevin van Veen (80, 1st)
Notts County: Jamie Turley (36), Elliott Hewitt (73)

5 cautions on or before 19 games; 1 match suspension
10 cautions on or before 32 games; 2 match suspension       
15 cautions at any time in season; 3 match suspension

Sent off:
Cobblers: none      
Notts County: none

Sendings off: 2 cautions in one game; 1 match suspension but cautions do not count towards above totals. Other sendings off; 1 or 3 match suspension. Extra match ban for additional sendings off.

Leon Barnett replaced the suspended Aaron Pierre at centre-half while Hakeem Odoffin, Dean Bowditch and John-Joe O’Toole also all came into the side as boss Dean Austin made four changes for the visit of Notts County to the PTS Academy Stadium. Shaun McWilliams was back on the bench after recovering from a foot injury.

O’Toole headed over in a high tempo first few minutes from the Cobblers while Lewis Alessandra fired over for County. Bowditch created an opening for Matt Crooks midway through the first half and it needed a good save from Ross Fitzsimons to maintain the equilibrium.

The Cobblers were pressing but O’Toole couldn’t direct his header either side of Fitzsimons before Kane Hemmings headed over following a County counter-attack. Jon Stead also had a chance just before half-time but the experienced striker failed to work David Cornell in the Cobblers goal.


Cornell had to punch away a deflected Alessandra effort at the start of the second half and David Buchanan fired wide after the ball was played back to him by Kevin van Veen. The atmosphere was tense with the game still very much in the balance.

Hemmings unleashed a shot that needed a strong hand from Cornell to turn the ball behind for a corner. O’Toole then went agonisingly close with a header that landed on the roof of the net, Fitzsimons getting the faintest of touches. Barnett headed wide from the subsequent corner as Jack Bridge came on for Bowditch.

Barnett was denied by a good save from Fitzsimons from another Cobblers corner while some good work from Sam Hoskins nearly lead to an own goal by Matt Tootle. Four minutes of injury time were added on but neither side could make the breakthrough and the game ended goalless despite some late penalty appeals from County and van Veen firing a shot wide on the angle.


COBBLERS MATCH STATS (first half in brackets, match total out of brackets)     
SHOTS ON TARGET: (4) 8  
SHOTS OFF TARGET: (2) 9
CORNERS: (2) 6          
FOULS: (8) 14        
CAUGHT OFFSIDE: (2) 3 
 

NOTTS COUNTY MATCH STATS (first half in brackets, match total out of brackets)      
SHOTS ON TARGET: (0) 7 
SHOTS OFF TARGET: (4) 5 
CORNERS: (2) 5
FOULS: (7) 13
CAUGHT OFFSIDE: (2) 2 

SCRATCH CARD GOAL TIME(S): NO GOALS SCORED

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Ticket News

NOTTS COUNTY TICKET ARRANGEMENTS

Buying or collecting tickets on arrival on Saturday? Details here

21 September 2018

Northampton Town welcome Notts County to the PTS Academy Stadium on Saturday.

Tickets remain on sale and they will be available on arrival.

Tickets can be purchased ahead of matchday via ntfcdirect.co.uk with the best prices available ahead of matchday.

On Saturday, please visit the main ticket office if you are looking to purchase tickets on arrival.

If collecting pre-ordered match tickets, please visit the ticket point opposite the main entrance. 

Please note that tickets for forthcoming home and away games are on sale, but for the hour before kick off the ticket office will be selling Notts County match tickets only.

Remember, you can beat the queues by buying match tickets via ntfcdirect.co.uk and printing your tickets at home!

As part of increased security measures, a 100% search policy will be in operation. Because of this, supporters are advised to arrive as early as possible. Turnstiles will be open from 1pm.

Three points isn't the only priority on Saturday, making sure everyone goes home safe is the most important result.

Northampton Town have been working closely with the police and the EFL to review security. Now we are asking you to do your bit.
It is vital that everyone - players, staff and supporters - remain vigilant and report any concerns to stewards or police.

Attacks might be rare, and the chance of you being caught up in one unlikely, but the message is #ActionCountersTerrorism.

Here's a quick reminder of what you can do to help keep yourself and others safe:
• Arrive early, allowing more time for security checks 
• Minimise what you carry, fewer bag searches will speed up entry to the ground 
• Be vigilant at all times and if you see anything suspicious, tell a steward right away 
• If you see anything that could pose an immediate threat to safety, call 999 
• In an emergency, listen to the Public Address instructions and follow them 
• If told to evacuate, do so immediately, do not wait around to film events on your mobile 
• Move right away from the stadium as quickly as possible for your safety and to allow clear access for any emergency vehicles 
• Once you are safe, follow Northamptonshire Police on Twitter for updates

POLITE NOTICE: Supporters are reminded that only food and drink purchased within the stadium should be consumed on the stadium premises please. Thank you.

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