Chester FC's postponed match against Prescot Cables has been re-arranged for Saturday 2nd October 2010.

Chester FC's planned home game against Prescot Cables on Monday has been postponed.

Chester FC have issued the following statement in relation to recent Stadium Banning Orders that were issued.

Chester have been drawn to play at home against Vodkat League Premier Division side Congleton Town in the 1st Round of the Cheshire Senior Cup.

The World famous Red Arrows gave Chester FC their official seal of approval today by performing a flypast over the Deva Stadium.

Neil Young's side will travel to Leasowe next Monday night (7pm KO) for a friendly fixture at Cheshire League side Ashville FC.

Wigan Athletic's Roberto Martinez and Graham Barrow have hailed the efforts of Chester FC in their re-launch period.

Tranmere Rovers presented Chester FC Chairman Chris Pilsbury with a framed picture on Tuesday night to commemorate the club's new dawn.

The famous Red Arrows will perform a special flypast over the Deva Stadium before Chester's game against Marine next week.

Chester will begin their 2010/11 Evo-Stik League Division One North campaign awat at Warrington Town.

North Wales Police have forced the cancellation of Saturday's match at Rhyl and next week's game at Airbus UK, following trouble at Colwyn Bay involving Chester fans last weekend.

Chester FC will play Welsh Premier League club Aberystwyth Town in what will be the first home friendly at the Deva Stadium.

FC United of Manchester will provide Chester with friendly opposition at the Deva Stadium on Wednesday 11th Augyst (7:45pm).

The Frog & Nightingale will be holding a benefit gig for City Fans United next month featuring two local bands.

Chester have appointed Cheshire County FA referee chief and Birkenhead Sunday League secretary John Davies as the club's new secretary.

The new Member of Parliament for Chester, Stephen Moseley made his first speech in the House of Commons earlier this month and took the time to talk about CFC and City Fans United.

A series of volunteer-led maintainence days are being staged at the Deva Stadium in the coming weeks.

Chester will entertain neighbours Tranmere Rovers in a prestigious pre-season friendly at the Deva Stadium next month.

Chester have won their appeal to the FA and will start the 2010/11 season in the Evo-Stik League 1 North division.

Chris Pilsbury remains hopeful that Chester can kick-off the new campaign in the EvoStik (formerly Unibond) League.

Chester FC have been advised that they will hear the result of Monday's Appeal Hearing tomorrow at the earliest.