Dereham Town manager Matt Henman. Picture: Matthew Usher. (Image: Archant)
Dereham Town travel to King's Lynn Town tonight in the fourth round of the Norfolk Senior Cup, with the added incentive of local bragging rights up for grabs.
Both sides go into the game off the back of positive results at the weekend – Lynn beat Witton Albion 3-0 at The Walks while Dereham picked up a 1-0 win at Redbridge.
'The Senior Cup is a competition that for the last couple of years we haven't done as well in as we would of liked to and now we are out of every other cup competition we have a good chance to put that right,' said Dereham boss Matt Henman.
'However, if any of our players do have knocks or are not 100pc fit we will not be taking any risks which could affect us long term.'
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