...been postponed due to international call-ups.

Boro will be without Harry Panayiotou, Theo Wharton and Kairo Mitchell as they all fly out to compete in the CONCACAF Nations League Qualifiers for their respective nations.

The call-ups will also cover the international breaks in October and November, meaning the postponements of away fixtures with Chester (13^th October) and Alfreton Town (17th November).

Wharton and Panayiotou will both be representing St Kitts & Nevis as they have a home tie with Puerto Rico on the 9th September.

“It’s always an honour to be called up to the National team,” former York City midfielder Wharton told the club`s website. “It means a lot to me and my family. We’ve got a few big games that we need to get points from so it’s an important few months for us as a nation.”

Panayiotou agreed with his compatriot: “It’s a massive honour to represent St Kitts & Nevis. I’m looking forward to putting on the shirt again and linking up with my fellow team-mates. I’m disappointed to be leaving on the back of a red card, but I’ve had time to reflect on it and will be looking to put things right against Curzon Ashton on Saturday.”

Mitchell, who recently scored a wonder strike for Grenada, will travel to Curaçao: “I’m delighted to have been called up by my national team again and I can’t wait to go out there and do well in Grenadian colours, hopefully score more goals and have a good game. That’s for next week though, currently I’m focused on helping the Boro get a good result on Saturday against Curzon”.