Witton Albion head to Quorn looking to record back-to-back league wins (From Northwich Guardian)

Witton Albion head to Quorn looking to record back-to-back league wins

5:57pm Friday 29th January 2010 in

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Quorn v Witton Albion (Kick off 3pm)
UniBond Division One South
Venue Farley Way Stadium
Admission n/k
Odds (Corbett) Quorn 2/1, Draw Draw 12/5, Witton 5/6
Previous meeting n/a

Quorn Norris (GK), Payne (GK), Gilchrist, Keast, Marriott, Matthews, North, Shaw, Wigley, Brown, Byrne, Paparozzi, Peel, Robinson, Wood, Joachim, Langham, Purton
Doubtful Joachim ( ), Marriott ( ), Purton ( )
Injured none
Suspended none
Disciplinary (up to end of December) Y37 R4
Top scorer Tom Byrne, Phil Miller (10)
Form (Past six home) W D W D D W
Record (Home) P10 W4 D4 L2 F14 A12 Pts16
Record (Overall) P21 W4 D8 L9 F30 A40 Pts20

Witton (from) Grundy (GK), Baker (GK), Adams, McAllister, Pritchard, Neville, Broadhead, Brodie, Cadwallader, Doherty, Heler, Henry, Maylett, Tandy, Foster, Lamb, Morgan, Moseley
Doubtful Maylett (ankle)
Injured Booth (ankle)
Suspended none
Disciplinary (up to end of December) Y44 R1
Top scorer Steve Foster (18)
Form (Past six away) W L W L W W
Record (Away) P11 W6 D0 L5 F19 A13 Pts18
Record (Overall) P23 W12 D3 L8 F39 A24 Pts39

Match Pointers
WITTON Albion could return to the UniBond League Division One South play-offs positions if they beat Quorn tomorrow, Saturday.

Gary Finley’s men won their first league match since November at Kidsgrove Athletic in midweek when Ronnie Morgan scored his first goal since signing from Cammell Laird.

It leaves them three points – and as many places – off fifth spot.

The Albion boss will wait until the last minute to decide on Brad Maylett’s involvement after the former Northwich Victoria wide man was forced off with an ankle injury in midweek.

Steve Brody and Sean Doherty stand by.

Paul Booth (ankle) remains sidelined but Carl Ruffer is available again after completing a three-matches suspension.

He could return alongside Brian Pritchard in defence, allowing Ryan Broadhead to return to his usual midfield position as another alternative to Maylett.

Hosts Quorn remain in the division’s bottom five, but they did celebrate an impressive win against promotion hopefuls Sheffield FC in midweek.

Their record in front of their own fans is sound too; there last league defeat at home was back in September against Rushall Olympic.

Doug Keast’s men are unbeaten in six at Farley Way since then.

Former Premier League striker Julian Joachim sat out Tuesday’s success with injury and remains a doubt, as do Anthony Marriott and Steve Purton for the same reason.