Whitby Town face a challenging Tuesday night trip to league leaders Cleethorpes Town as they look to recover from a heavy weekend defeat.
A demanding Tuesday night away fixture awaits Whitby Town as the team travels to take on league leaders Cleethorpes Town.
The crucial clash arrives hot on the heels of a highly difficult weekend for the squad. A punishing 5-0 thumping by second-placed Warrington Town on Saturday has left the side searching for an immediate response on the pitch.
Supporters hoping to see a rapid turnaround in fortunes can follow the action closely, as live commentary of the 7.45pm kick-off will be broadcast on This Is The Coast Extra.
The quick succession of fixtures offers a chance for redemption, though the opposition's attacking threat remains a significant hurdle.
Assistant boss Denny Ingram told Whitby Town TV it won't be easy:
"Absolutely not, no and like I've just said in there, if you if you think their centre forward today was a handful, God knows what they're going to expect on on Tuesday when you're coming up against the likes of Hughes and uh Walker. So, look, we'll just dust ourselves off. We've got to. I'm not one for feeling sorry for ourselves. We've got I said said the other week, football's a great great game because it gives you an opportunity very very quickly to go and put right the wrongs. But like I say, I can't be stood here again saying the same things."
Fresh options could be available to bolster the squad following recent transfer activity, bringing a potential boost to the dressing room.
Newcomer Mikey Hodgson told Whitby Town TV he could feature for the first time for Whitby during the Tuesday night match:
"I'm not so sure what it looks like for me. I am going to be there and around it but still got to see a few things. Uh, but hopefully, whether I'm involved or not, the the boys can get a nice bounce back result. Obviously, it was tough for the weekend, but definitely capable of going going there and getting a good result. So, whether I'm involved or not, I'll be I'll be around and whatever I can, whatever I can do for the team and give give for the team, I'm ready to do so."
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