Main will be hoping to take another huge leap closer of making the play-offs come the end of the season. An indispensable three points over their play-off rivals Harrogate Railway Athletic would give Main a four-point cushion over the trailing pack with only two games to go.

The Rail however have experienced good from in recent weeks having won eight out of their last 10 league games with the other two matches panning out as draws. The last time the Rail were beaten in the league was back in mid-January.

It does seem to be a reoccurring theme with Rossington at the moment, but it is for sure another huge game for Ben Hunter’s Blue Army. The Rail currently occupy fourth spot in the Northern Counties East League Division One, meanwhile Rossington sit directly below in fifth only eight points short but in possession of a game in hand over the Rail. If Rossington were to record another three points on away soil this will spark further fire to an already exciting play-off chase.

Team News

Main fans will be delighted to hear that no new injuries were picked up during Saturday’s home victory over Dronfield Town. Myron Gibbons won’t be back this evening meanwhile, Reiss Harrison and club Captain Bailey Conway both have a 50/50 chance of returning back into the squad.

Current Form in All Competitions

Harrogate: WDWWW
Main: WLWLD

Top Scorers

Daniel Thirkell: 18 goals
Tyla Bell: 17 goals

Tickets

Tickets for this fixture are available to be purchased on the gate at Station View for both home and away supporters. Ticket prices are yet to be confirmed. Station View has a capacity of 3500 with cover for 600 people and 300 seats available. Following the Government guidelines face coverings are optional and therefore can be chosen to be worn at your own accord. The kick-off time for this game is 19:45.

Last Time Out v Harrogate

Rossington have fond memories of their trip to Station View last time the two sides met back in early November in the NCEL League Cup. Josh Yeaman put Main ahead 29 minutes into the contest before Myron Gibbons made it two seven minutes after the interval. The Rail managed to cook up some sort of response firing away on the 76 minute via Kieran Greenaway but this goal proved to be merely a consolation as Main marched on into the next round in front of 98 fans at Station View.