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Saturday November 16th 2002 3pm, Bootham Crescent, The AXA F.A. Cup 1st Round

The Squads
1. Alan Fettis	1. Roger Freestone
2. Darren Edmonson	2. Lee Jenkins
3. Tom Cowan	3. David Smith
4. Richard Cooper	4. Kristian O'Leary
5. Jonathan Parkin	5. Jason Smith
6. Gary Hobson	6. David Theobald
7. Chris Brass	7. Andrew Mumford
8. Lee Bullock	8. Matthew Murphy
9. Lee Nogan	9. James Thomas
10. Peter Duffield	10. Steve Watkin
11. Graham Potter	11. Paul Reid
12. Alex Mathie	16. David Moss
15. Leigh Wood	17. Terry Evans
16. Stephen Brackstone	18. Gareth Phillips
17. Christian Fox	19. John Williams
18. Christopher Smith	20. Michael Howard
19. Aidan O'Kane	21. Neil Sharp
20. Craig Wilding	22. Damien Lacey
21. John Collinson	24. Leigh De-Vulgt
22. James Okoli	25. Jamie Wood
23. Stuart Wise	28. Stuart Jones
24. Scott Jones	29. Antonio Corbisiero
25. Rogerio Cavalho	30. Jamie Rewbury
26. Michael Reddy (Loan - Sunderland)
27. Levent Yalcin
28. Lee Cook (Loan - Watford)
29. Jon McCarthy

League Positions
12th	24th
Leading Goalscorers
Peter Duffield - 8	James Thomas - 9

Form Guides
Leyton Orient (H) Won 3-2	Macclesfield (H) Won 1-0
Hartlepool (A) Drew 0-0	Cambridge (A) Lost 0-1
Wrexham (H) Drew 1-1	Kidderminster (H) Lost 0-4
Bournemouth (A) Lost 1-0	Carlisle (A) Drew 2-2
Lincoln (A) Lost 4-3	Southend (H) Won 1-0
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