Boro host Nottinghamshire side Worksop Town, known as the Tigers, at the Mounting Systems Stadium, on Saturday.
The Seadogs thumped Radcliffe 4-1 in midweek.
Steve Walker scored twice, with Rio Allan and Kieran Weledji also on target.
Boro boss Jono Greening asked for a reaction after his side were knocked out of the North Riding senior Cup by minnows Yarm & Eaglescliffe, from four divisions below.
They then lost 2-0 to promotion rivals Kidderminster Harriers.
Greening felt he got that positive response from his players:
"Yeah, I think so. I think we obviously wanted a reaction from Saturday and last week we hadn't won in a week, the whole of last week. We've lost every single game, so I think the Yarm game and the Kidderminster game, the boys weren't happy with the performances. Obviously us as the staff, weren't happy either but we asked for a reaction in the Radcliffe game, as I think the whole performance was very good.
"The intensity was better. We pressed better as a team, individually and collectively, as a team. We won our individual battles more than we have done the last few weeks, and we played some good stuff and our attacking players were on good form."
Boro currently lie 7th, in the final play-off spot in National North.
Kick-off is 3.00pm at the Mounting Systems Stadium.
If you really can't make it, there's full commentary on This Is The Coast Extra.


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