Warrington Rylands pre-season change with home friendly added
WARRINGTON Rylands have confirmed a change to their pre-season friendly schedule.
In it, they replace an away fixture with a home game against Football League opposition in the shape of Salford City.
The League Two side will make the short trip to Gorsey Lane to take on Neil Reynolds' men on Tuesday, July 15, kick off 7pm.
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Rylands' previously announced pre-season schedule had them visiting Silsden but that game will now no longer take place.
Salford's visit means Blues will now play three home pre-season games before the Northern Premier League Premier Division season kicks off.
Newly-promoted Premier League side Burnley will send a team to Gorsey Lane on Tuesday, July 29, after Atherton Collieries – now managed by former Rylands boss Michael Clegg – visit three days earlier on Saturday, July 26.
Rylands play their first pre-season game this coming Saturday as they travel to Euxton Villa.
Updated Warrington Rylands pre-season schedule, 2025-26
July
Saturday 5…Euxton Villa (a) 3pm
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Saturday 12…Fulwood Amateurs (a) 3pm
Tuesday 15…Salford City (h) 7pm
Saturday 19…Burscough (a) 3pm
Tuesday 22…Cammell Laird (a) 7.30pm
Saturday 26…Atherton Collieries (h) 3pm
Tuesday 29…Burnley (h) 7.30pm
August
Saturday 2…Avro (a) 3pm
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