The Blues will continue to look to build some momentum as Hereford come to town on Tuesday night.
Saturday’s 1-1 draw at Spennymoor was a positive point despite conceding late on. Charlie Caton returned from injury to score within three minutes off the bench – which was a big positive for Calum McIntyre and his side.
It means the Blues are two unbeaten and in a position to look to rise up the table with back-to-back home fixtures.
THE OPPOSITION:
Paul Caddis was appointed in the summer at Hereford and made a promising start, an impressive point at King’s Lynn was followed by successive victories.
However, the Bulls come into this one on a run of four consecutive defeats, and have failed to score in each of the last three.
FORM GUIDE:
Chester | W2 D2 L3 | F6 A5 | Pos: 15th
Last Three
vs Scarborough Athletic (a) | L 0-1 | Scorers: None
vs Farsley Celtic (h) | W 2-0 | Scorers: Elliott Whitehouse, George Glendon
vs Spennymoor Town (a) | D 1-1 | Scorer: Charlie Caton
Hereford | W2 D1 L4 | F5 A10 | Pos: 18th
Last Three
vs Peterborough Sports (h) | L 0-1 | Scorers: None
vs Tamworth (a) | L 0-4 | Scorers: None
vs Southport (h) | L 0-1 | Scorers: None
MATCH DETAILS
Kick off is 7.45pm on Tuesday night at the Leap76 Stadium.
TICKETS
Supporters are advised that while the temporary capacity reduction is in place, matchday admission will not be available at turnstiles, meaning tickets will have to either be purchased online at:
...or at the Ticket Office.
Once again this season, supporters benefit from a discount when buying tickets in advance via our online ticketing platform.
We advise supporters wanting to purchase their tickets at the office on a matchday to arrive earlier than normal to reduce queuing times.
The quickest and easiest way to buy match tickets is via our online ticketing platform at:
Online sales will now be available until kick off and you simply need to present your printed ticket or mobile phone to be scanned at the turnstile.
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