Following two consecutive postponements, Rossington Main return to Northern Counties East League Division One action with an away trip to Ollerton Town.

Ben Hunter’s Rossington Main side last featured before Christmas in a friendly between Retford FC. Having had two postponements for both the clash with Horbury Town and Beverley Town. Main carried on from where they left out registering a 3-1 victory and extending their winning run to four games in all competitions.

Ollerton last featured competitively like Main in early December. Before the cold weather crept in and caused fixture cancellations, Ollerton delivered a last-minute winner to defeat Rossington’s play-off rivals Horbury Town and then Main’s last league victims Selby Town in the game prior.

The Town managed by Stephen Bodle currently sit mid-table in the NCEL Division One. Eight places and 21 points below Rossington who occupy fourth spot and in the heart of the play-offs. Both sides share an equal head-to-head record in the pairs last five meetings having seen both win and lose twice to each other while drawing once.

Team News

Short term injured Gary Mundy and Sam Kitchen are expected to miss this Tuesday’s clash again due to injury.

Although there have been recent recovery improvements with both Jordan Buckham, Jack Watson and Cameron Barnett, the situation does remain the same for long-term injured Buckham, Matthew Wilson, Watson, Barnett and Niall Doran who will all continue to remain on the sidelines for this fixture.

Current Form in All Competitions

Ollerton: WWLLL
Main: WWWWL

Top Scorers

Ross Hannah: 11 goals
Jack Hollis-Smith: 10 goals

Tickets

Tickets for this fixture are available to be purchased on the gate at The FastFrame Stadium for both home and away supporters. Tickets are priced at £5 for adults, £3 for concessions and U12s Free. The FastFrame Stadium has cover for 50 people and 50 seats available. The kick-off time for this game is 15:00.

Last Time Out v Ollerton

Rossington claimed all three points last time the two sides came together at Oxford Street in mid-August. Dec Slater’s strike on the 52 minute proved to be all-important as Hunter’s side sealed a narrow victory in front of 160 spectators.