Rovers must squeeze their final 15 league matches into just 57 days from this Saturday when they entertain Kirkley & Pakefield to the end of the campaign on May 5. Drakes side currently sit sixth in the Premier Division standings, but a third-placed finish is within reach as they have a host of matches in hand on the teams above them. My players can definitely handle our run-in and they are great under pressure, said Drake, whos side are also still involved in the Hinchingbrooke Cup. The atmosphere and togetherness in our camp has been a big contributor to u getting into a position from where we can finish in the top five. Thats the target were working towards. Eynesbury are chasing a third successive top-six finish in the United Counties League Premier Division. They are set to hand a debut to new striking signing James Tricks when hosting Northampton side ON Chenecks this Saturday. Tricks has been at Soham Town Rangers, Wisbech Town and Spalding United during the current campaign and also had a spell at St Neots Town last season. He will fill the void left by 40-goal Dom Lawless, who has now returned to title-chasing former club Newport Pagnell. But Rovers, who then host Yaxley in a re-arranged Hunts Senior Cup semi-final on Tuesday, have injury problems with defender Jack Uttridge, midfielders Matt Miles and Matty Clifford, and attacking players Craig Smith and Luis Vieira all out. Huntingdon boss Jimmy Brattan is refusing to give up on his long-standing top-seven target in Division One despite a four-game losing streak during February. Town have slipped into the bottom half of the table as a result of that slump in form. Its one Brattan believes his men can correct, starting with a Saturday trip to Irchester. Were eight points off the top seven now but its not beyond us, said Brattan. Weve got 10 games to go and we need to me sure we win the majority of them. Its important we leave February behind us.
