Looking to bounce back from two consecutive defeats, Bromley play their last evening kick off of the season when they travel to Newport County on Tuesday night for a League Two fixture.

The Ravens lost 2-3 at home to Salford City on Saturday, conceding three goals after taking an early lead through an own goal, before Michael Cheek gave the home fans hope late on, but in the end they were unable to find an equaliser.

The defeat left Andy Woodman’s team in thirteenth place with 52 points from 39 games, having won, drawn and lost 13 games each for far this campaign, a very creditable record in the debut EFL season.

Having not picked up a win in four games, Woodman said post match that he wanted Bromley to get back to keeping clean sheets, stop making silly mistakes when in possession and take more of the chances they are creating.

Newport County have only won one of their last five games, on Saturday The Exiles lost 2-0 at home to Notts County, which has left them in eighteenth with 46 points from 39 matches.

Head Coach Nelson Jardim was proud of his team’s efforts at Meadow Lane and said that his side would have to be ready for a tough challenge against Bromley who play a very different style to The Magpies.   

When the sides met at Hayes Lane in December, Bromley ran out 5-2 winners, Omar Sowunmi, Callum Reynolds, Michael Cheek, Jude Arthurs & Ben Thompson with the goals for The Ravens, while County’s came from Kieran Evans & Kie Whitmore.

Bromley have played away to Newport County three times before in their National League South days, but this will be first time thy have visited Rodney Parade as the previous matches were played at The Spitty Park.  

This should be an interesting game between two sides who will be looking to hit a bit of form going into end the season after recent struggles.   

For those not travelling to South Wales, the game is being shown live on Sky Plus, kick off is at 7:45pm.