Truro City turn their attention to the FA Cup this Saturday with a third qualifying round tie against Cirencester Town. The match at Truro's home ground kicks off at 3pm local time on October 3, offering a chance for cup progress.

Paul Wotton's side enter the contest in positive spirits after a productive September. They sit sixth in the National League South with 17 points from nine games, just two points off the top. Their recent form includes a notable 2-1 away victory over league leaders Maidstone United last weekend, a result secured by a late brace from striker Jamie Stretton.

That win extended their current unbeaten run to three matches across all competitions. The team's defensive solidity has been a feature this term, conceding only five goals in nine league outings.

After the cup fixture, Truro City return to league action with a trip to face ninth-placed Farnham Town on Tuesday, October 6. The full squad available for selection is listed on our squad page.

Manager John Askey has said his side must avoid complacency in their upcoming FA Cup tie against Cirencester Town. He told reporters it is "a great opportunity to progress, but we want to take it wider." The warning follows Truro's 2-0 win over Merthyr Town, their first FA Cup victory in five years. The club, currently sixth in the National League South, is on a two-game winning run.

Head of football Alex Black has warned Truro City to avoid an FA Cup shock against Cirencester Town on Saturday. He told reporters the visitors have "a history of causing an upset" after knocking out a National League South side last round. The club, currently sixth with 17 points, is on a two-game winning run after beating leaders Maidstone United last weekend.

Truro City's FA Cup tie against Cirencester Town on Saturday carries a prize of £5,625 for the winners, the FA's prize fund confirms. The losing side will receive £1,875. The club, currently sixth in the National League South, is on a two-game winning run after beating leaders Maidstone United last weekend. Cirencester Town manager James Mortimer-Jones warned his side, who knocked out Farnham Town in the last round, are "full of confidence" after causing an upset.