Blues tackle the unpredictable

Although their opposition are well known for their ability to win and lose games equally convincingly, they should prove to be easier opponents than Sidley s last visitors, Burgess Hill Town.

The Hillians are one of Sidley s main rivals for the title, but both clubs finished their midweek encounter with their unbeaten records intact as they fought out a goalless draw.

Sidley have injury doubts over Adam Day, Mark Funnell, Lee Roberts and Paul Balch, but Paul Sully should return to the starting line-up.

Bexhill Town travel to Ifield tomorrow still searching for their first league victory.

Ifield are the only other team without a win in the third division, but caretaker manager Mark Simpson is predicting another tricky match for Town.

It s always tough away to Ifield, he said. But we ll take the same work-rate and determination we showed in the last game with us and we ll see what we can get.

Bexhill have a full strength side to pick from for the first time this year with Richard Booth and Sam Rimmer returning from injury.