Whitby Town manager Graeme Lee has challenged his players to rediscover their previous good form as they prepare to host Stockton Town in a crucial Hallowe'en fixture.
A Hallowe'en six-pointer will bring crucial football action to the Towbar Express Stadium as Whitby Town prepare to host Stockton Town.
The highly anticipated derby match will see a struggling Stockton side travel to the coast.
Familiar faces will return to the pitch during the clash, with former Whitby midfielders Layton Watts and Harley Dawson now featuring in the opposition's ranks.
Familiar faces have returned to the Blues ranks too, as centre-half Ben Beals joins from Spennymoor Town.
A challenge to rediscover their previous good form has been issued to the Whitby squad by Blues boss Graeme Lee, who spoke to Whitby Town TV ahead of the fixture:
"Yeah, listen. Stockton have been a top team in this league for many, many years and the lads have done a fantastic job, so it's it's not going to be, there's no easy game in this league, we know that, whichever team we are up against, we have to just do our job. If we can get back to what we've been doing then we'll have a smile on our face."
To coincide with the date, Whitby will be wearing their 'gothic' pink and purple away strip at home.
Kick off is 3pm and if you really can't make it, there's live commentary on This Is The Coast Extra.
There's more from Graeme Lee, plus Stu Rose and Ben Turner on the latest edition of The Codcast.


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