Welling United take on league-leaders Worthing at Park View Road on Saturday (3pm).
The Wings will continue their fight against the drop as they find themselves eight points off safety with seven games left to play, while their opponents will be looking to edge closer to sealing the National League South title.
Daniel Martin remains an injury concern for Welling, although skipper Dave Winfield will be available again having served his two-match suspension.
However, Garrett Kelly will be unavailable after being called up for international duty for Sri Lanka. The midfielder made his debut for his country in a 2-1 friendly victory over Laos on Thursday.
Kelly will also hope to be involved when Sri Lanka take on Thailand in an AFC Asian Cup qualifier in Bangkok on Tuesday.
THE OPPOSITION
Worthing are in pole position at the top of National League South as they close in on promotion to step one for the first time.
The Rebels occupy top spot having won 23, drawn eight and lost seven of their 38 games played so far. They possess a four-point lead over second-placed Truro City with a game in hand and come into the game on a run of five straight wins.
LAST TIME OUT
The Wings slipped to a narrow defeat to Worthing when the sides last met back in October.
Despite a valiant performance from the Wings in the teeming rain of West Sussex, Mo Faal’s second-half strike proved to be the difference, leaving Welling to head home from the coast empty handed.
TICKETS
Tickets for Saturday’s clash against Worthing are available to purchase online in advance and will also be available for cash and card at the turnstiles on the day of the match with a £1 increase on adult, student and concession tickets.
With a bumper crowd expected at Park View Road, supporters are encouraged to purchase their tickets in advance to ease congestion at the turnstiles.
Tickets bought online in advance are priced £16 adults, £11 concessions and students and £8 U18s, while U16s now go FREE.
U11s also go free with an accompanying adult.
Tickets bought at the turnstiles will be priced £16 adults, £12 concessions and students and £8 U18s, while U16s and U11s go free (U11s with an accompanying adult.
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Non-League Day ticket offer
Supporters of Premier League and EFL clubs are able to take advantage of a special Non-League Day ticket offer.
season-ticket holders and members of any Premier League and EFL club can gain reduced price entry for the Wings’ fixture against Worthing simply by showing their season ticket or membership card for their respective club at the turnstiles.
Tickets will be reduced to £12 for adults and £7 for concessions (students and over 65s), saving £5 for adult tickets and £5 for concessions tickets on the usual turnstile prices, while U18s can also gain entry for £5, saving £3 on the gate.
The reduced ticket offer is not available for online purchases and proof of Premier League/EFL club membership or season ticket will be required at the turnstiles. The offer is extended to fans of any of the 92 EFL and Premier League clubs.
Both cash and card transactions are accepted.
Non-League Day provides a platform for clubs to promote the importance of affordable volunteer-led community football while giving fans across the country the chance to show support for their local non-league side.
OTHER INFO
Turnstiles open at 1pm. The Fans Zone marquee will be open for all supporters ahead of kick-off with a variety of alcoholic drinks on offer, including real ale, cider and beer, while the Urban Street Food food truck will be offering a whole host of tasty food options throughout the afternoon, from burgers and hot dogs, to jerk chicken and chicken chow mein and everything in between.
Big screens will be on in both the Fans Zone and Wings Bar, while two darts boards are available for fans to go head-to-head with their friends and supporters will also be able to enjoy live music pre-match.
Meanwhile, the the club’s official matchday programme, ‘The Wings’, will be available to purchase at the turnstiles for £3.
