Birmingham City release message before Lincoln City clash and credit unseen work

Despite the snowy weather that is expected to grip the nation this weekend, Birmingham City‘s match against Lincoln City is scheduled to go ahead. However, the team has asked fans who plan to attend today’s 12:00 kickoff at St Andrew’s to exercise extra caution on their way to the field.

The Blues, who have already eliminated Sutton United and Blackpool in the competition’s first rounds, will play League One rivals Lincoln in the FA Cup at the unusual hour of 12 p.m. under test conditions. There is a lot of fog over Birmingham right now, but it should clear up before kickoff so that everyone can see better. However, even though many games, particularly in the non-league, have already been cancelled due to the cold weather this weekend, the Blues’ game is scheduled to go ahead.

This is largely down to the work of the ground level workers at St Andrew’s, who have made sure that the surface conditions are still playable as the Blues continue their lengthy season in four different tournaments. However, supporters must travel to B9 with vigilance. “Ahead of today’s game, we would like to praise the hard work of our ground staff for getting the pitch in a playable state,” the Blues stated. “The stadium crew deserves praise as well for ensuring that all fans may feel safe in the surrounding regions. However, if you plan to enter the earth today, please exercise extreme caution.

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