FC Halifax Town v Bromley: Preview
The two teams are on the same number of points after 11 games, but Bromley are without a win in their last four away matches.
They drew 0-0 with Eastleigh on the opening day before an impressive 2-1 win at Dover and a commendable draw at Macclesfield.
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Hide AdThey recorded superb back-to-back wins at home to Leyton Orient and Hartlepool, but then lost against Dagenham and Redbridge, Sutton and Wrexham.
A draw against Fylde was then followed back consecutive home wins over Torquay and Solihull Moors.
Manager Neil Smith led Bromley to a very respectable 10th place finish last season in his first full campaign in charge.
Striker Brett Williams netted 11 goals for Torquay last season but struck 39 goals in two season with Aldershot.
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Hide AdCentre-back Martin Riley has had another scan on his troublesome knee injury so won’t be available tomorrow, but Heath was due to have an otherwise fully-fit squad apart from long-term asbentee Michael Duckworth.
The teams’ only previous meeting at The Shay came in August 2015 and was a dramatic 2-2 draw in which Halifax fell 2-0 down before injury-time goals from Connor Hughes and Jordan Burrow rescued a point for Neil Aspin’s side.
Saturday’s National League fixtures:
Aldershot Town v Leyton Orient
Chester FC v Maidenhead United
Solihull Moors v Dag & Red
Fylde v Woking
Guiseley v Dover Athletic
Hartlepool v Eastleigh FC
Maidstone United v Gateshead
Tranmere v Wrexham
Boreham Wood v Ebbsfleet United
Torquay United v Macclesfield Town
FC Halifax Town v Bromley
Sutton United v Barrow