How much would winning the FA Trophy be worth to Harrogate Town?

Harrogate Town captain Josh Falkingham kisses the National League play-off final winners' trophy following his side's 3-1 success over Notts County at Wembley Stadium. Picture: Getty Images

The Sulphurites will doubtless be focused on one thing and one thing only; beating Concord Rangers and ensuring that the 2019/20 FA Trophy belongs to them at the end of the contest.

But, the North Yorkshire outfit are set to net themselves a tidy sum if they manage to see off their National League South opponents.

Even if they lose, they will still end up with a £30,000 boost to the coffers, but the victors will take home the considerable figure of £60,000 - plus a chunk more in TV money courtesy of broadcaster BT Sport.

Promotion to the Football League last summer was estimated to be worth in excess of £1million to the Wetherby Road club, but such an additional £60,000 or £70,000 will certainly come in handy at a time when all football clubs in this country are having to survive without any gate receipts due to the Covid-19 situation, particularly with more ground improvements in the pipeline.

Having re-built the Family Stand at the EnviroVent Stadium last summer, Town are now set to demolish their existing reception/ticket office and replace it with a brand-new two-storey construction.