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Witham go in search of points
4:40pm Tuesday 30th September 2008
Struggling Witham Town will hope to secure three vital points tonight when they entertain Potters Bar Town, in Ryman League division one north.
Tony Last's side are rooted to the bottom of the division, with only one win to their name all season.
They are without a game this weekend and will want to enter their mini-break with a much-needed win under their belts.
They will have to do without Gareth Dawson and Ricky Leftly, though.
Both are injured and will miss the clash at the Spicer McColl Stadium, Spa Road (kick-off 7.45pm).
For all of the latest Witham Town news, see tomorrow's Witham and Braintree Times.
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