Cray Wanderers will be looking to continue their recent good form and go further towards securing a Ryman League Division One North play off spot when they entertian second place Thurrock at Hayes Lane on Tuesday night.
The Wands go into the game having beaten Soham Town Rangers 6-1 at home on Sunday afternoon, a victory which moved them up to fourth in the table and close the gap on both Harlow Town & Thurrock.
Six different Cray players scored in the game, which saw Tony Russell’s side playing the kind of football that had them leading the league up until Christmas before AFC Sudbury took control of top spot.
The Fleet make the short journey over the QE2 Bridge having drawn 2-2 with Haringey Borough on Saturday, but prior to that they had won five games in a row taking them up to second place with eighty points from 38 games.
The Wands are six points behind from the same matches, but also unbeaten in four games, three of which were victories.
The sides haven’t met yet so far this season, but do twice this month with a lot at stake.
With eight games to go in the league season and both sides so closely matched it should be an entertaining encounter as the play off race heats up at the top of the table.
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