Pikes entertain the Northern Counties East Premier's bottom side on Saturday.
Tony Hackworth's men take on Goole at Mill Lane, this weekend.
They lost out on penalties to one of the division's pacesetters, Beverley Town, after holding them 0-0, in midweek, in the league cup.
Their last league outing saw Tom Claisse's Frickley put to the sword 3-1, last week.
Kick-off is 3.00pm to see if Goole can also be beaten.
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Farmers and businesses along the Yorkshire Coast affected by the immense moorland fire near RAF Fylingdales this summer are caught in a damaging policy gap, leading to urgent calls for the government to provide compensation parity with flooding incidents.
The National Outdoor Events Association (NOEA) has crowned ‘DadFest’ as 2025's Best Small Event.
The RNLI is launching its Christmas fundraising appeal, as its volunteer lifeboat crews selflessly prepare to spend their Christmas on call.
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