It will be a poignant day when Wisbech Town return to home action against Walsham le Willows tomorrow.

The Fenmen will be looking for their third league and cup victory over the visitors this season in a game that has been overshadowed by the untimely death of club director Colin Reeve.

The club issued the following statement yesterday following Colin’s sudden passing.

“Wisbech Town Football Club are devastated to announce the sudden passing of club director and supporter Colin Reeve.

“Colin came to the Club in January 2024, with his daughter Zoe, after being involved with King’s Lynn Town for a number of years. Colin and Zoe very quickly became integrated members of Wisbech Town Football Club, joining the Board of Directors in February 2025.

“More recently, Colin volunteered in the hospitality section of the Club, greeting matchday and away club officials, offering a friendly face and a few jokes!

“He travelled with the Fenmen home and away and supported all of our teams whenever he could.

“Colin will be very much missed around the Club - his friendly face and humour made him a joy to be around. Our thoughts are with Zoe and her children Abbie and Harry at this difficult time.

“Rest in Peace, Colin.”

Facebook has been flooded with tributes for the popular Colin and the Fenmen will be keen to return to winning ways in his memory.

Elsewhere in the Thurlow Nunn Premier Division, league leaders March Town will be looking to strengthen their position at the summit when they travel to Harleston Town.

The Hares have seen their advantage at the top of the table narrowed to just three points by Thetford Town and will be keen to return from their latest away assignment a positive result.

In the First Division North, Parson Drove face a trip to Long Melford, while Whittlesey Athletic have home advantage when they entertain Wroxham Reserves at the Danzan Logistics Stadium.