Four games to go, the first of which takes Witton to Nantwich Town on Easter Monday.
Friday’s defeat to in-form Stalybridge Celtic was a disappointment, although the second half performance was an improvement on the first and Ben Harrison and the team will be looking to pick up where they left off.
The Dabbers go into the game two places above the Albion in ninth with a three point advantage and a game in hand.
Their form has been decent with three wins, three draws and two defeats from their last eight games so will be a tough test for Witton.
The reverse fixture earlier in the season saw Albion comfortable 4-1 winners at the U Lock It Stadium, scoring three goals in a sixteen minute spell after Alex Panter had equalised for the Dabbers.
Goals from Tom Hoyle, Alfie Bairstow, Joe Edwards and Freddy Garbutt secured the points in Witton’s favour.
There are likely to be a number of players on show who have connections to both clubs so that will add to the occasion.
Former Albion players James Baillie and Callum Saunders could be part of the Dabbers squad whilst Witton manager Ben Harrison, goalkeeper Cameron Terry and midfielder James Lawrie have worn the colours of both clubs.
Witton’s away form has been decent lately with three successive wins on the road whilst Nantwich are unbeaten at home in the league since losing to Atherton Collieries in February.
Should hopefully be a decent game but Witton will have to perform at their best to get the right result.
Kick off at the Swansway Stadium is 3pm.
NANTWICH TOWN FC,
THE SWANSWAY STADIUM,
WATERLODE,
NANTWICH,
CHESHIRE,
CW5 5BS.
Directions: From Mid Cheshire(Middlewich): If coming Southbound on the A530 from Middlewich, you will reach the Alvaston roundabout on the outskirts of Nantwich. Take the 2nd exit sign posted Nantwich Town Centre. Head straight on at the next roundabout and after 0.5 miles, you will reach a t-junction. Turn left at the junction and after another 0.3 miles, you will reach another set of lights. Turn right at the lights and follow that road through the town centre. You will reach another set of traffic lights. Turn right there and you will see the stadium ahead of you on the right. (Total Distance - 16.6 miles).
Parking: There are a limited number of car parking spaces at the ground. You are advised to arrive early as these can go quickly, especially for the more popular games. There is also a nearby long stay car park at the local swimming baths and it is advisable to park there should there be no space at the ground. It costs £2.10 for 2-4 hours and £2.90 for up to 10 hours, so offers a cheap and well located place to leave your car, with the ground and the town centre in easy walking distance. For evening games, this car park will be free from 6pm. Please avoid parking on the road that leads to the housing estate.
Admission is by way of Card or cash payments at the turnstiles. Card payments are also accepted inside the social club.
Tickets can also be purchased online ahead of the game at https://nantwichtownfc.ktckts.com and follow the link.
Admission Prices: Adults: £12, Concessions(Over 60’s): £9, Under 16’s: £4.
Please note: Dogs are permitted inside the stadium but MUST be kept on a lead.
Matchday Programme: The matchday programme is available in digital format and can be downloaded from the Dabbers website - https://www.nantwichtownfc.co.uk
Social Club: The Social Club is on the front of the stadium - The bar is open from 12pm and there will be live music.
Please note: Alcohol is permitted inside the stadium but MUST be in a plastic beaker.
Refreshments: Food, Hot and cold drinks & snacks are available from the Tea Bar within the main stand.
Toilet Facilities: There are toilet facilities including wheelchair accessible facilities located within the stadium and also inside the main building.