Wroxham will be looking to draw from the positives of their last two games when they travel to Tilbury, writes Thomas Crabb.
The Yachtsmen have suffered back to back defeats in the last week – the first time Stewart Larter's men have done so this season – with Saturday's 4-1 loss at Conference North side Leamington in the FA Cup followed up with a tight 2-1 reverse against Ryman Division One North league leaders Harlow Town in midweek.
Few would argue that either result was unjust, although Larter's men did themselves proud on both occasions against two very accomplished opponents.
The Wroxham boss will also be hopeful that industrious striker Nathan Stone can keep us his recent upturn in form, with the former Gorleston frontman notching three goals in his last three games since his return from injury and suspension.
Seventeenth-placed Tilbury have made an indifferent start to the season, averaging a point a game from their opening 13 matches.
They have conceded 28 goals though, the fifth-worst record in Division One North.
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