FARSLEY Celtic have already negotiated three ties in this season's FA Cup, but tomorrow's third qualifying round tie is their first match at home.
The Celts face Bishop Auckland, who reached the FA Cup fourth round in 1954-55 and won the FA Amateur Cup in successive years from 1955 to 1957.
Farsley are second in Evo-Stik Division One North with a 100 per cent home record and they are yet to concede a goal in the FA Cup while netting11 themselves.
The Two Blues play their football in the top tier of the Northern League, which is traditionally strong as some of their top clubs refuse promotion to the Evo-Stik League due to travel difficulties and the financial strain that brings.
Brighouse Town are the only club above Farsley in the league and they will be aiming to stretch their lead to five points at the summit as they host Mossley.
The visitors' best results have come away from home where they have won three of their four games.
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