Whitby Town will be looking to return to winning ways this afternoon after a set back in midweek.
Nathan Haslam's side fell to a disappointing 4-2 defeat at home to Worksop Town on Tuesday night that saw the Seasiders fall to their first defeat of the season.
But there has been plenty of positives already this season, having beaten Atherton, Guiseley and Marine to put Whitby Town in fourth place in the Northern Premier League Premier Division.
Whitby Town Assistant Manager Jonathan Franks says that there will be a few tough decisions to make ahead of the game.
This afternoon's visitors have had a mixed start to their season, picking up two wins against Marske and Basford but also suffering defeats against Workington and most recently Warrington Rylands.
Right back Soni Fergus is hoping that his side can put Tuesday behind them and put in a strong performance this afternoon.


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