Tickets are available on the gate from 5:30pm this evening, priced at just £3 for adults and £1 for juniors.

Our youth team play as the home side at Kingsmeadow for the first time, having faced AFC Wimbledon in the same competition on our way to lifting the trophy in 2016.

Led by former Chelsea Youth Cup captain Ed Brand this season, the young Blues are bidding to win the coveted trophy for the 10th time and will hope to make it a hat-trick of wins against the Terriers in this competition after victories in 2014/15 and 2015/16, both games ending in a 6-1 triumph for the Blues.

The game is also being screened live on the 5th Stand app.

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How to get to Kingsmeadow.

By road:From outside London - M25 Junction 10, take the A3 northbound into London. At the exit for New Malden/Worcester Park, turn off and take the left turn into Malden Road (A2043) towards Kingston. Follow this to the next roundabout. Take the first exit into Kingston Road (A2043 still) and Kingsmeadow is one mile on the left.

From Central London - take the A3 out of London, exiting at New Malden/Worcester Park. Cross over the A3, and take the Malden Road (A2043) towards Kingston. Follow this to the next roundabout. Take the first exit into Kingston Road (A2043 still) and Kingsmeadow is one mile on the left.

There is limited parking available at the ground which is free.

By rail:The nearest railway station to the ground is Norbiton, which is about a 15-minute walk away. The station is served by trains from London Waterloo via Clapham Junction and Wimbledon.

Leave the station via the back exit (westbound platform), and take the first left onto Norbiton Avenue. At the end of the avenue, turn right on to Gloucester Road, and at the end of Gloucester Road turn left into Cambridge Road. The main entrance to Kingsmeadow is 400 yards down on the right.