Bromley play host to Cheltenham Town in The National League on Tuesday night at Hayes Lane looking to carrying on the feel good factor from Saturday’s stunning 5-0 win over Barrow.

On a run of eight wins from nine games Mark Goldberg’s side sit in fourth place after making a start to the season not even the most optimistic of fans could have hoped for and have been scoring goals that would grace any level of football in the process.

Gary Johnson’s Cheltenham side make the journey across from Gloucestershire sitting in second place with 30 points from sixteen games in their first season down from the Football League and looking to make an immediate return.

On Saturday they drew 1-1 away to Gateshead and their travelling support will be racking up the miles once more as they make the lengthy midweek trip.

The Ravens were without the injured Alex Wall, Ben May Alan Julian and Max Porter on Saturday and there is no news of any expected returns.

Lee Minshull will be serving the last game of his suspension, but the squad who played against Barrow all deserve another shot if fit.

Jack Holland scoring three so far in his spell as emergency target man alongside top scorer Moses Emmanuel who now has thirteen.

Bromley have struggled against the more recently relegated league sides in Tranmere and Grimsby, but they did over come Wrexham at home on the opening day.

Although the crowd is unlikely to be anywhere near the 2,456 who packed into the old ground at the weekend, there should still be a decent attendance for what promises to be a close game between two form teams.

Picture supplied by Ed Boyden.