Boston United host Woking at the Jakemans Community Stadium on Tuesday aiming to stop a slide in form. The Pilgrims have not won in five matches, a run that has left them 18th in the National League with eight points from eight games.
Paul Hurst's side drew 1-1 with Woking just three days ago, with T. Agyemang scoring an early opener. That result continued a difficult sequence of results, which also includes a 3-1 home defeat to Wealdstone last weekend.
Team news and returns
Defensive options Niall Canavan and George Ward could be available again after illness. West Bromwich Albion loanee Ollie Bostock made his debut in the Wealdstone loss, playing for 77 minutes. Woking, who thrashed Altrincham 5-1 on Saturday, have taken seven points from their opening seven fixtures.
Matchday information
The game is not all-ticket, but the club recommends buying in advance. Tickets are £1 cheaper than paying by contactless card at the turnstiles. Allocated seating for this match is in the Acorn Taxis (West) Stand. Supporters using contactless payment for that stand should sit in Block B or Block H, tickets for which are not available online. Family discounts are applied at checkout.
Enhanced shuttle buses will run from the Len Medlock Voluntary Centre at 5.00pm, 5.45pm, 6.30pm, and 7.15pm, costing £1.50 per journey. Ellenders, Club 85 and the executive boxes will all open from 5.30pm.
The match will be broadcast live on National League TV. BBC Radio Lincolnshire will provide full-match commentary with Michael Hortin and Peter Costello. Live updates will also be posted on X by the club's official account.
The club has reiterated its zero tolerance policy on anti-social behaviour. "We operate a zero tolerance policy on anti-social behaviour, including the use of discriminatory language," United said. Supporters can report any abuse by calling (01205) 205805 or texting 07946 004921. The team's current standings show the importance of every point as they look to climb the table.
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