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The Buildbase Fa Trophy Season 2019-2020 List of Exemptions THE BUILDBASE FA TROPHY SEASON 2019-2020 LIST OF EXEMPTIONS 24 CLUBS EXEMPT TO FIRST ROUND PROPER AFC Fylde Dagenham & Redbridge FC Notts County FC Aldershot Town FC Dover Athletic FC Solihull Moors FC Barnet FC Eastleigh FC Stockport County FC Barrow AFC Ebbsfleet United FC Sutton United FC Boreham Wood FC FC Halifax Town Torquay United FC Bromley FC Harrogate Town FC Woking FC Chesterfield FC Hartlepool United FC Wrexham AFC Chorley FC Maidenhead United FC Yeovil Town FC 44 CLUBS EXEMPT TO THIRD ROUND QUALIFYING AFC Telford United Darlington FC Kidderminster Harriers FC Alfreton Town FC Dartford FC King's Lynn Town FC Altrincham FC Dorking Wanderers FC Leamington FC Bath City FC Dulwich Hamlet FC Maidstone United FC Billericay Town FC Eastbourne Borough FC Oxford City FC Blyth Spartans AFC Farsley Celtic FC Slough Town FC Boston United FC Gateshead FC Southport FC Brackley Town FC Gloucester City FC Spennymoor Town FC Bradford (Park Avenue) FC Guiseley AFC St Albans City FC Braintree Town FC Hampton & Richmond Borough Tonbridge Angels FC Chelmsford City FC Havant & Waterlooville FC Wealdstone FC Chester FC Hemel Hempstead Town FC Welling United FC Chippenham Town FC Hereford FC Weymouth FC Concord Rangers FC Hungerford Town FC York City FC Curzon Ashton FC Kettering Town FC 88 CLUBS EXEMPT TO FIRST ROUND QUALIFYING AFC Rushden & Diamonds Gosport Borough FC Poole Town FC Alvechurch FC Grantham Town FC Potters Bar Town FC Ashton United FC Haringey Borough FC Radcliffe FC Atherton Collieries FC Harrow Borough FC Redditch United FC Bamber Bridge FC Hartley Wintney FC Royston Town FC Banbury United FC Hayes & Yeading United FC Rushall Olympic FC Barwell FC Hednesford Town FC Salisbury FC Basford United FC Hendon FC Scarborough Athletic FC Beaconsfield Town FC Hitchin Town FC South Shields FC Biggleswade Town FC Hornchurch FC St Ives Town FC Bishop's Stortford FC Horsham FC Stafford Rangers FC Blackfield & Langley FC Hyde United FC Stalybridge Celtic FC Bognor Regis Town FC Kings Langley FC Stourbridge FC Bowers & Pitsea FC Kingstonian FC Stratford Town FC Brightlingsea Regent FC Lancaster City FC Swindon Supermarine FC Bromsgrove Sporting FC Leatherhead FC Tamworth FC Buxton FC Leiston FC Taunton Town FC Carshalton Athletic FC Lewes FC Tiverton Town FC Chesham United FC Lowestoft Town FC Truro City FC Cheshunt FC Margate FC Walton Casuals FC Coalville Town FC Matlock Town FC Warrington Town FC Corinthian Casuals FC Merstham FC Weston Super Mare FC Cray Wanderers FC Merthyr Town FC Whitby Town FC Dorchester Town FC Metropolitan Police FC Wimborne Town FC East Thurrock United FC Mickleover Sports FC Wingate & Finchley FC Enfield Town FC Morpeth Town FC Witton Albion FC Farnborough FC Nantwich Town FC Worthing FC FC United of Manchester Needham Market FC Yate Town FC Folkestone Invicta FC Nuneaton Borough FC Gainsborough Trinity FC Peterborough Sports FC .
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