After last weekend’s fantastic win against Bilston Town at the Paycare Stadium, tomorrow Darlaston face a long journey down the M5 to face Nuneaton Griff at the impressive Pringles Stadium in a match sponsored by . Roofing & Construction . .

The teams met over August Bank Holiday weekend at a sun-drenched Paycare Stadium when Darlaston secured a 5-0 win, four goals were scored in the opening 33 minutes by Joe Hull, Jake Pearson, Andrew Nicol, and Maxwell Ngbeken, Harvey Dangerfield added a fifth midway through the second half.

Since the beginning of September Nuneaton’s new management team are clearly developing their young squad week by week after suffering some heavy losses at the beginning of the season. Nuneaton Griff are now in mid-table in 9th position after 19 games, in which 8 have been won, 9 lost, leaving two to be drawn, but due to some early heavy losses, the club has a goal difference of minus 18.

Nuneaton’s current form has produced a draw, two wins and three losses in their last six league games, starting with a trip to Wednesfield on the second Saturday of October which produced a 0-0 draw. The following Tuesday required another trip up the M6 this time to Lye Town When the young side lost 4-1 to inform OJM Black Country, Sam Belcher scoring Griff’s goal.

The following Saturday Chelmsley Town visited the much re-developed Pringles Stadium, thanks to two goals from Joe Mills and another Sam Belcher effort produced a welcome 3-1 win. A midweek break from League action saw Nuneaton get knocked out of the Birmingham County FA Midweek Floodlit Challenge Cup after visiting Wednesfield won convincingly 5-1.

Back to League action the following Saturday, a trip to the Beeches to face Khalsa Sporting Federation which ended in a 2-1 loss, Ross Proudlock scoring Griff’s goal.

The following Saturday Nuneaton had a break from league action playing in the Coventry Telegraph News Cup a competition they have won on several occasions, a 5-0 win progressed Griff into the second round.

Griff welcomed league leaders Stapenhill to the Pringles Stadium on their return to League action and suffered a 2-0 loss. Last Saturday Griff travelled to Sutton Coldfield Town to beat Paget Rangers 2-1, after the first half ended level at 1-1, Corey Alcock scoring, Top scorer, and Player Manager Sam Belcher to come off the bench and score the winner.

Despite Darlaston being unbeaten in the last 3 games, tomorrow will be an extremely difficult fixture, Dean Gill’s side have rested well this week with the exception of a grueling training session on Wednesday, Manager Gill looks to have a fully fit squad available for the game with the exception of long-term absentees Leon Taylor and Matt Pinder, who are now both accelerating their rehabilitation and their surgeries had been successful, we hope to see both players given their rate of recovery early in the new year.

Tomorrow's match kicks off at 3 pm and is being played at The Pringles Stadium Avenue Road, NUNEATON, CV11 4LX.

THE STADIUM CAR PARK WHICH IS PART OF A LARGER COMPLEX IS PAY AND DISPLAY, TICKETS MUST BE BOUGHT.