Boston United aiming to get home form going against Woking
Boston United are aiming to get their home form back on track when they host Woking tonight (7.45).
The Pilgrims have now lost three of their four home outings so far, a 3-1 setback against Wealdstone last weekend the latest blow.
But boss Paul Hurst is happy to have an immediate chance to get that out of their systems.
“Woking had a handsome victory on Saturday and they seem like they're getting into a better place,” he said.
“So it will be a tough challenge as we'd expect.
“But I am glad there is a game coming up as we have an opportunity to try to shake off this feeling we all have.
“We have to deal with this disappointment. We can't let it build into not approaching the game as we should.
“We need to be as confident as we can.
“It is understandable that if you don't win games then your confidence gets knocked.
“But there was enough in Saturday's game to not get too down and not be thinking we can't see how we are going to win a game of football.
“There was plenty of evidence there but we have to find a way to make it happen.
“We are playing a team that will come here full of confidence.
Both teams head into the fixture with seven points to their credit from seven games – with Woking picking up an eye-catching 5-1 home win over Altrincham on Saturday.
Hurst will hope to welcome back defensive duo Niall Canavan and George Ward following illness.
West Bromwich Albion loanee Ollie Bostock will be among those hoping to make an impact, following a solid 77-minute debut against Wealdstone on Saturday.
Woking’s two visits to the JCS over the last two seasons have both ended 2-2.
The match will be shown live on National League TV with BBC Radio Lincolnshire full-match commentary, courtesy of Michael Hortin and Peter Costello, is available online.
Updates on X will be available via @bostonunited throughout the evening.
The match is not all-ticket – but ticket purchases are recommended. Advanced purchases are £1 cheaper than contactless payments on the turnstiles.
Allocated seating is in operation throughout the Acorn Taxis (West) Stand. Any contactless admissions to the Acorn Taxis (West) Stand are encouraged to sit in Block B if entering the stadium via Turnstiles W1 and W2 and Block H via Turnstiles W3 and W4. Tickets for these blocks will not be on sale online.
A host of family discounts are available – with savings applied at the online checkout.
An enhanced transport option will be available from the Len Medlock Voluntary Centre in the town centre, with further in-town pick-ups available (£1.50 per journey) at 5pm, 5.45pm, 6.30pm and 7.15pm.