PREVIEW: Peterborough Sports target three more wins

Sports are 16th in a 22-team league, but only one team is relegated this season. The city side’s biggest problem is the games in hand most of their rivals possess, but Dean is confident his side will steer clear of trouble.

Sports are at Carlton tomorrow (March 10) before hosting Loughborough Dynamo at PSL on Tuesday (March 13). Loughborough were due at Sports last Saturday, but snow forced a postponement

“They are two winnable games,” Dean stated. “And we could do with making sure we win at least one of them.

“Three wins would probably be enough. There are a lot of teams who have to get past us and some of them will be facing a very hectic schedule.

“Everyone has tough games left, but we’ve played a lot of the top sides twice so I’m confident we will be okay.”

Top centre-half Richard Jones is suspended tomorrow, but will be back for the Loughborough game when Sports will chase a fifth successive home win. Key defender Ollie Medwynter is also absent tomorrow.

Promotion-chasing Stamford AFC are at Leek Town tomorrow, while Spalding United, who are not safe from relegation, travel to fellow strugglers Kidsgrove Athletic.

Spalding have a tough game at home to high-flying Frickley Athletic on Tuesday.

Stamford are three points off an automatic promotion place, but they have played four more games than second-placed Alvechurch.

FIXTURES

Saturday, March 10

EVO-STIK LEAGUE

Division One South: Carlton Town v Peterborough Sports, Kidsgrove Athletic v Spalding United, Leek Town v Stamford.