Quakers look to bounce back from two straight defeats

By Ray Simpson

Feb 7, 2020

Quakers look to bounce back from two straight defeats

Away game at old Football League rivals

We are hoping to recover from two successive defeats when we go to Kidderminster on Saturday.

We have slipped out of the play off positions because of our defeats to Chester and Guiseley, but we are still just two points behind seventh placed Gateshead.

We’re also looking for a double over Kidderminster, we beat them 1-0 earlier in the season thanks to a Jarrett Rivers goal at Blackwell Meadows.

Here’s the stats file for Saturday’s game:

Darlington

National League North position: 10th

Away league form: played 13, won 4, drawn 1, lost 8, goals scored 13 goals against 27 points 13 (out of a total of 42)

Our last seven games:

February 1^st Guiseley (home) lost 0-3

Team: Connell, Hedley (sub Thompson 68), Watson, Wheatley (sub Campbell 57), Laing, Storey, Rivers, Hatfield, Martin, Reid, Donawa. Subs: Holness, Galbraith, Atkinson

Highlights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdMASErmoxc

January 25^th Chester (away) lost 0-3

January 21^st Guiseley (away) won 2-1 Campbell, Hatfield

January 18^th Alfreton (home) won 3-0 Campbell 2, Donawa

January 11^th Harrogate(home) lost 0-2 Trophy

January 8^th Solihull (home) won 1-0 Holness Trophy

January 4^th Gloucester (home) won 2-1 Reid, Campbell

Leading scorers: 13 Adam Campbell, 9 Justin Donawa, 7 Tyrone O’Neill, 6 Stephen Thompson

Team News: Right back Luke Trotman and striker Jamie Holmes are both ruled out

Michael Liddle is out with a hamstring injury.

Gary Martin is 50/50 with a hanstring injury

Kidderminster