Grantham Town v Witton Albion (Kick off 3pm)
Evo-Stik Northern Premier League Premier Division
Venue South Kesteven Sports Stadium, Trent Road, Grantham, Lincolnshire NG31 7XQ
Referee Ben Cooke (Atherstone)
Admission Adults £10, Concessions (NUS/OAP) £6, Accompanied under 16s Free
Odds (bet365) Grantham 10/11, Draw 13/5, Witton 11/5
Last season Grantham 1 Witton 3 (Northern Premier League Premier Division, April 13 2013)

Grantham (from) Haystead (GK), Graham, Hawes, Lister, Meikle, Miller, Ridley, Burbeary, Lewis, Nwadike, Reynolds, Towey, Fairclough, Jackson, King, McGhee
Doubtful Towey (hamstring)
Injured Andrews (ill), Kallum Smith (ankle)
Suspended Gregg Smith (two games)
Disciplinary record Y51 R5
Leading scorer Gregg Smith (15)
Form (Past six home in league) W W L L W W
Record (home) P10 W6 D0 L4 F19 A16 Pts18
Record (overall) Pos12 P19 W8 D4 L7 F36 A32 Pts28

Witton (from) Cooper (GK), Plant (GK), Bodie, Brown, Gardner, Harrison, Joseph, Moyo, Andrews, Breeze, Dawson, Hancock, Powell, Moseley, Parkhouse, Thompson, Wilson
Doubtful Hancock (calf), Wilson (calf)
Injured Connors (knee), Sheehan (knee)
Suspended none
Disciplinary record Y35 R3
Leading scorer Josh Hancock (9)
Form (Past six away in league) L D W D D L
Record (away) P8 W2 D3 L3 F11 A15 Pts9
Record (overall) Pos18 P17 W6 D3 L8 F29 A27 Pts21

Match pointers
WITTON Albion’s task at Grantham Town tomorrow, Saturday, is to recover from their biggest league defeat of the season at King’s Lynn Town last weekend.

A 3-0 defeat, ending a six-match unbeaten sequence in the Premier Division, was the largest since losing by the same score at Marine in February.

Anthony Sheehan (knee) is ruled out indefinitely while he waits for a scan, while top scorer Josh Hancock and front man Kyle Wilson are doubts with both nursing calf injuries.

Adam Parkhouse could start in Albion’s attack following a loan switch from higher-ranked Stalybridge Celtic.

Brian Pritchard’s men have won only one of their past half dozen league encounters away from Wincham Park, though Grantham has been a happy hunting ground previously; Albion have only lost once in the Northern Premier League in nine previous visits to play the Gingerbreads.

Grantham will be without 15-goal top scorer Gregg Smith as he starts a two-match suspension, so joint bosses Gary Sucharewycz and Ian Robinson may shuffle the pack.

They plan to wait for midfielder Michael Towey to prove his fitness after the former Buxton man tweaked a hamstring, while central defender Kern Miller is available again after injury.

The Gingerbreads have won both games on their own pitch to date against teams from the table’s bottom half, though they have not beaten Witton there in a league encounter since March 1984.