Darlaston tomorrow welcome Stourport Swifts to The Paycare Stadium for a another huge league fixture sponsored by Keith Chambers and Freddie Williams.

Stourport Swifts are one place behind Darlaston on goal difference but have played two more games, they appear to have played more games since the start of January than most clubs in the league, six in total.

The year start on Bank Holiday Monday they travelled to league leaders Walsall Wood and after a huge effort secured a 1-0 win, the following Saturday Stourport welcomed Tividale to the Walsh’s Meadow winning 3-0.

Swifts travelled to Lye Town another club with ambitions to gain promotion, but Stourport suffered a 2-0 loss, but they soon returned to form with a 5-3 big win at Romulus on their artificial surface at Castle Vale Stadium.

The following Saturday Stourport returned to Walsh’s Meadow to play Uttoxeter Town Swifts winning comfortably 2-0 and making Uttoxeter’s position more difficult as the look to escape the bottom end of the table.

Last Saturday, Swifts travelled to another artificial surface at Lichfield City, they were not as successful as their trip to Romulus losing to an inform Lichfield side 2-0.

On Tuesday evening Stourport were due to play a big local derby against Kidderminster Harriers in the Worcestershire FA Senior Cup, but the tie was postponed just before kick off after the pitch refroze in the cold temperatures.

The teams met earlier on in the season in September in an exciting game, Swifts winning 2-1 after Darlaston took the lead in the first half. Swift’s won with two late goals through substitutes Jack Bailey and Lee Chiltern in the last 10 minutes of the game. Dean Gill’s squad will look forward to avenge that defeat tomorrow, as Darlaston look to continue their unbeaten run.

Top of their scoring charts is the experienced and well-travelled Lee Chiltern with 16 goals, followed by talented midfielder Ben Tilbury on 10 and Jack who have both scored 10 times this season.

Stourport will give Darlaston one of their sternest tests this season so far.

Darlaston meanwhile, buoyed by their 2-1 win against Whitchurch Allport on Wednesday evening seem to be creating some impetus at such an import part of the season. With key games coming up in the next 4-6 weeks they will be desperate to continue their good league form both home and away.

Tomorrow’s game will be the last at The Paycare Stadium for three weeks until the visit of Lye Town on 8th March 2023 and therefore the team and club are hoping to see as many Darlaston Town supporters tomorrow at The Paycare Stadium to support their team as they look to continue their recent great form.

Kick-off 3.00 p.m.

Admission - £6.00 Adults, £4.00 Concessions, Children under 10 FREE

Gates and bar open at 1.15 p.m. The bar will of course be serving its usual pre-match hot and cold food and will remain open all afternoon during the game.