Eastbourne Borough will be looking to bounce back after having to settle for a point on Saturday.

The Sports had a two-goal lead twice against Hemel Hempstead Town, but the Tudors fought back to level at 3-3 in an entertaining affair for the neutral. at The ReachTV Stadium.

The point at least preserves Borough’s unbeaten home record – but for Adam Murray it will be about turning draws into wins – with 9 wins and 8 draws from the 17 home games to date.

George Alexander will be looking to maintain his sublime form of late – with back-to-back hat-tricks in the league taking his tally to 18 for the campaign – only Boreham Wood’s Kwesi Appiah has more (22).

The twists and turns continued in the title race on the weekend – with late goals all over the division. Dorking Wanderers were pegged back by Farnborough at Meadowbank, whilst Torquay went into stoppage time in front at Chelmsford City – only to lose 3-2 in Essex.

However, Worthing, Boreham Wood and Truro City all overcame their latest tests – as did tonight’s visitors, Maidstone United.

George Elokobi’s side had to show patience, however, as three second half goals saw them eventually get the better of Bath City at Gallagher Stadium.

It was the Stones’ first win in four after defeats against Slough Town and Aveley, before a goalless draw with Hemel Hempstead.

But the Kent side bounced back to move up to sixth in the standings – three points behind Borough with a game in hand.

That shows just how close the league is, and Borough know that three points tonight would be a big win over a promotion rival.

Maidstone, though, boast the third best away record in the league – and have lost the least on the road in the division – with only Slough and Chesham beating them on their travels.

United have won the last four meetings between the two teams, but that will count for nothing as the Sports look to put things right following the weekend’s frustrations.

It promises to be another cracker at The ReachTV Stadium!