City’s midweek trip to Bishop’s Stortford was a success as they came out 2-1 winners thanks to a second-half comeback and a late winner from Charlie Lutz.

City have been in good form the last few weeks, winning four of their last five and only conceding once. City are also unbeaten in their last six away games, a run that goes back to December.

Meanwhile, Harborough were on a six-game winning streak, but that was ended midweek in a loss away to Banbury. The hosts have a strong home record, having not lost in the league at home all season.

The teams met back in November, with Harborough coming up 2-1 winners in an incredibly tight affair. Connor Kennedy gave Harborough the lead just before the break. City equalised with a fantastic effort from Harry Burns, before the visitors secured the winner in the 70th minute through striker Riley O'Sullivan.

City currently sit 8th, only two points outside the playoffs. Harborough sit 2nd, four points off top spot, and will be pushing hard for automatic promotion, with 3 games in hand over Spalding United.

If results go their way on Saturday, City could end the weekend sitting in the playoff places.

ADDRESS:
Harborough Town Community Football Ground, Northampton Rd, Market Harborough LE16 9HF

PRICING:
Adults - £15
Concessions (over 65) - £8
U16s - £3
Cash or card accepted.

PARKING:
Spectators attending the game should park in the Council car park immediately outside the club gates, which is FREE.

Details on finding Harborough Town FC can be found HERE.

INFO:
Turnstiles open at 1.30pm.

The club has two bars. The Members Bar is situated at the front of the building, and The Function Room Bar which is at rear of the clubhouse. Both bars are open from 1pm.

Teas, coffee, and hot food is available from the catering unit, which is situated in the right-hand corner of the ground.

Dogs and Guide Dogs are allowed on the grounds of Harborough Town Football Club, but must be on a lead at all times and are not permitted in the clubhouse or bars.

Match preview by Joe Parkes.