"I'm pleased with where we are," says Town boss McGrath ahead of Saturday's game against Sutton

The Shaymen secured their third win - and third clean sheet - in a row on Tuesday night with a 1-0 win at Wealdstone.

That has moved them to within two places and three points of the play-off places ahead of Saturday's home game with Sutton, who occupy the final play-off spot.

"I thought we did well at the beginning of the season, we did well at Forest Green, we did well against Boreham Wood, but it was just bringing two 45's together," he told the Courier.

"Then we talked about consistency and starting games well.

"We're in a really good place as a football club, they're in a good place as a group, they're a really tight-knit group, which you can see.

"I'm pleased with where we are.

"Am I happy and content? No, I'll never be content because there's always a tough game round the corner, it's a tough league and we look forward to our game on Saturday."

If Halifax win on Saturday, it will be the first time they'll have registered four successive victories since January.

"The boys want to keep going, the boys want to go four, they want to go five, they want to go six (wins in a row)," said McGrath.

"But we can't look too far ahead. We've done what we've done, it's brilliant, three clean sheets and I think that's seven goals scored in the three games.

"All attention now to our game on Saturday."

It is hoped that recent absentees Owen Bray, David Kawa, Mackenzie Maltby and Dylan Crowe could all be in contention for Saturday's game.